I really love my boyfriend, but he is pretty much against emotional expression. He doesn't like to say those three little words that women (Western, at least) oh so love to hear. He also doesn't like to give compliments (or even acknowledgments, I won't be greedy), whether it's about me personally, or about something that I have done in an attempt... See more
throw_away_china_dayreddit.comWhat do Chinese men expect from a relationship with Western women?
How this exchange goes in a normal, healthy, loving, non BPD relationship:
Girl: âYouâre not someone I would hookup with, but marryâ
Guy: âSo you wouldnât be interested in hooking up with me if we met in a bar or something?â
Girl: âSorry, no! That came out... See more
So, this happens as a result of the tenderness *he* consistently shows her. She is, in true feminine nature, reflecting and responding to the tone he has set for the relationship.
Women want to be loved and cherished. Deep down, a woman in love is the young woman sitting on the metaphorical front step waiting in... See more
Going Godwardx.comI can see how she meant this as a compliment, but I can also completely understand how the guy would be hugely turned off by it.
Generally, women who intentionally separate men into 2 categories of one-night stands and marriage material are revealing certain sexual desires. The one-night stand guy is the exciting,... See more
Gina Bontempox.comHE canât meet her emotional needs! Disillusionment sets in for her. This is not how the story goes. What about the happily ever after part? She begins to feel angry, cheated, ripped off. The storm begins to brew. The wife begins to criticize her partner or cry or hurt or yell.