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Topic: WHAT DO WOMEN REALLY WANT??? - part 2
Hamid Joined Mon 02/03/20 Posts: 6	Mon 02/03/20 12:26 PM
I practice at work Right

Thakur Anoop Singh Bhadouria Joined Mon 02/03/20 Posts: 1	Mon 02/03/20 05:18 PM
i can give you all

Unknow Joined Wed 06/27/18 Posts: 101536	Mon 02/24/20 05:31 AM
A man who sees only me, shows me how important/special I am to him, and is proud to admit it to the world. A man who is present in my life and is emotionally available. A man who backs up his words with action. A man who is consciously evolving and understands what that means. A man who embraces life and loves that we get to share it together.

SparklingCrystal 💖💎 Joined Mon 05/20/13 Posts: 33364	Mon 02/24/20 09:32 AM
A man who sees only me, shows me how important/special I am to him, and is proud to admit it to the world. A man who is present in my life and is emotionally available. A man who backs up his words with action. A man who is consciously evolving and understands what that means. A man who embraces life and loves that we get to share it together. Yes! Totally agree and it's what I want too :)

Smartazzjohn Joined Sun 06/03/07 Posts: 4844	Mon 02/24/20 11:25 AM Edited by Smartazzjohn on Mon 02/24/20 11:28 AM
Some women aren't realistic about what they want.

Unknow Joined Wed 06/27/18 Posts: 101536	Mon 02/24/20 11:33 AM
Some women aren't realistic about what they want. Haha, I read what you wrote before editing and was going to tell you wrong thread. There's another thread for what you as a man wants. Of which, btw... were all good things! Relationships are about both people, not just the woman or the man. However, this thread is about what women really want. There's nothing wrong with expressing what you want and when a woman does, she's not necessarily saying she's the only one that matters or that she won't be the same for him. And I agree, some things women want might not seem realistic, but it is still what they want as an individual. You of course have a choice to say yay or nay!

SparklingCrystal 💖💎 Joined Mon 05/20/13 Posts: 33364	Mon 02/24/20 11:42 AM
Some women aren't realistic about what they want. Haha, I read what you wrote before editing and was going to tell you wrong thread. There's another thread for what you as a man wants. Of which, btw... were all good things! Relationships are about both people, not just the woman or the man. However, this thread is about what women really want. There's nothing wrong with expressing what you want and when a woman does, she's not necessarily saying she's the only one that matters or that she won't be the same for him. And I agree, some things women want might not seem realistic, but it is still what they want as an individual. You of course have a choice to say yay or nay! Yep. And women with realistic 'wants' are perceived as unrealistic by some. I've been there often enough! And then proved everyone wrong when I found a man who met everything I was looking for. Fact that we broke up in the end does not change that fact. What is 'personal growth' is often regarded as 'fussy' and 'unrealistic' by others. Then I try to just smile and leave it at that. Unless it's Mercury Rx hahahaha.

Unknow Joined Wed 06/27/18 Posts: 101536	Mon 02/24/20 11:47 AM Edited by Unknow on Mon 02/24/20 12:00 PM
Some women aren't realistic about what they want. Haha, I read what you wrote before editing and was going to tell you wrong thread. There's another thread for what you as a man wants. Of which, btw... were all good things! Relationships are about both people, not just the woman or the man. However, this thread is about what women really want. There's nothing wrong with expressing what you want and when a woman does, she's not necessarily saying she's the only one that matters or that she won't be the same for him. And I agree, some things women want might not seem realistic, but it is still what they want as an individual. You of course have a choice to say yay or nay! Yep. And women with realistic 'wants' are perceived as unrealistic by some. I've been there often enough! And then proved everyone wrong when I found a man who met everything I was looking for. Fact that we broke up in the end does not change that fact. What is 'personal growth' is often regarded as 'fussy' and 'unrealistic' by others. Then I try to just smile and leave it at that. Unless it's Mercury Rx hahahaha. Very true! Especially the personal growth part. Women who know exactly what they want and won't settle for less are often seen as fussy or unrealistic. Haha, it's Mercury Rx right now... guess it effects me too, hahahaha!

SparklingCrystal 💖💎 Joined Mon 05/20/13 Posts: 33364	Mon 02/24/20 11:57 AM
Some women aren't realistic about what they want. Haha, I read what you wrote before editing and was going to tell you wrong thread. There's another thread for what you as a man wants. Of which, btw... were all good things! Relationships are about both people, not just the woman or the man. However, this thread is about what women really want. There's nothing wrong with expressing what you want and when a woman does, she's not necessarily saying she's the only one that matters or that she won't be the same for him. And I agree, some things women want might not seem realistic, but it is still what they want as an individual. You of course have a choice to say yay or nay! Yep. And women with realistic 'wants' are perceived as unrealistic by some. I've been there often enough! And then proved everyone wrong when I found a man who met everything I was looking for. Fact that we broke up in the end does not change that fact. What is 'personal growth' is often regarded as 'fussy' and 'unrealistic' by others. Then I try to just smile and leave it at that. Unless it's Mercury Rx hahahaha. Very true! Especially the personal growth part. Women who know exactly what they want and won't settle for less are often see as fussy or unrealistic. Haha, it's Mercury Rx right now... guess it effects me too, hahahaha! I know!! Hihi.

Unknow Joined Wed 06/27/18 Posts: 101536	Mon 02/24/20 12:02 PM Edited by Unknow on Mon 02/24/20 12:28 PM
Haha, it's Mercury Rx right now... guess it effects me too, hahahaha! I know!! Hihi. Yes, I know you knew. I probably should have said "oh yeah, it's..." because you're usually the one that reminds me, hihi. :)

Smartazzjohn Joined Sun 06/03/07 Posts: 4844	Mon 02/24/20 12:27 PM
Anyone who thinks another persons entire world is going to revolve around them 24/7 is unrealistic IMO. Anyone who thinks someone is going to be thinking about them 24/7 is being unrealistic IMO. Being a priority in someone's life is realistic but thinking you are going to be the ONLY priority in someone's life is unrealistic IMO. I'm realistic I know there are people who won't agree with those opinions.

SparklingCrystal 💖💎 Joined Mon 05/20/13 Posts: 33364	Mon 02/24/20 12:55 PM
Anyone who thinks another persons entire world is going to revolve around them 24/7 is unrealistic IMO. Anyone who thinks someone is going to be thinking about them 24/7 is being unrealistic IMO. Being a priority in someone's life is realistic but thinking you are going to be the ONLY priority in someone's life is unrealistic IMO. I'm realistic I know there are people who won't agree with those opinions. I agree, and fail to see the relevance of it with what was posted, nor why you should feel so triggered.

??? Joined Sat 02/22/20 Posts: 22	Mon 02/24/20 02:01 PM
Depends On The Woman Really.

Unknow Joined Wed 10/25/17 Posts: 2472	Mon 02/24/20 02:49 PM
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Curtis Angle Joined Thu 02/20/20 Posts: 1	Mon 02/24/20 03:42 PM
haha ladies first

spk ss51203 Joined Thu 02/06/20 Posts: 2	Mon 02/24/20 06:41 PM
it's right

Vijendra Sodha Joined Mon 01/20/20 Posts: 2	Mon 02/24/20 07:14 PM
yes

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Unknow Joined Wed 06/27/18 Posts: 101536	Tue 02/25/20 01:09 AM
It might be fun for a few weeks, but would get definitely get old and bothersome. At least for me that is. Being the nurturer and homemaker is in my blood, I'm not a career woman.