You're not getting it. Nobody compliments men, regardless of what those men think about complimenting others. |
I’m a woman, and I think it’s actually even easier than this. You don’t even have to do the dishes, meals, and childcare if you acknowledge that she’s doing it, and you think she’s amazing for it. And you don’t have to make a lot of money either. Think about it, women go to visit men on conjugal visits in prison. Those guys aren’t doing anything on this list. Here is the real list: 1). Tell her how great she is, with specifics. If she’s a kick-ass lawyer, say that. If she’s an amazing mother, say that. If she keeps your ADHD self organized and you would be lost without her, say that. If she’s fat, but you love her giant G-cups, say that. 2). Initiate sex a lot. 3). Don’t get upset or hurt when she turns you down. Accept it and move on with your day. Initiate again the next day. 4). Don’t get hurt if she asks you to do something different in bed. It’s not meant as a blow to your ego. Just do it. |
You cannot possibly be for real. Turn on the news or sports. You will see tons of people talking about how great this man or that man is. |
I wonder if the same incel started all these threads.
Sir… the men that are partnered up with attractive women aren’t sitting on social media all day bashing women. They are at the gym, socializing with friends, or hanging out with women. Not sitting in a basement stewing about their sexless existence. |
Well I teach my kids not to focus on superficial BS and look for character. God, I hate the people who look you up and down. I’m kind of shocked you would want your children to be those people. |
DP. I don’t think celebrities are the proper analogy to everyday women. |
You cannot possibly be for real. Do you think the average man is the guy they are talking about on TV? Not even the average DCUM guy (who is way better than the average guy) is being praised on TV. You are very very dim. |
Choreplay doesn’t work. It’s been tried by thousands of men. “He’s not doing X” is just an excuse women use. If the guy does X, she will immediately invent something new - “well he doesn’t do Y.” |
Said like a man who doesnt understand women at all. |
That sounds like good advice. |
Wrong. I compliment DH often and always have since we first started dating. |
I’m a woman and I agree. How much DH “helps” around the house doesn’t matter in terms of my drive. Men need to pay attention to their wives and make them feel sexy. That’s it. Be masculine enough to take the lead on at least half the things in your life together, stay fit, and have a genuine interest in your wife. That’s it. It’s much harder than chores, tbh. |
I understand perfectly when I’m being played. As do thousands of other men who have BTDT. |
Okay. Come to my workplace. Men are constantly being commended for this or that, getting awards, getting promoted, etc. Are you seriously telling me that no one ever tells men that they are doing well? |
Your post is insulting.
I don’t want to have sex with my husband when he’s fat. I have never been attracted to women, yet I get the simulated experience of sleeping with a pregnant woman if I ever want to have sex. His beer belly is the size of a 6 month pregnant woman. It’s unattractive and kills the mood. This has nothing to do with my insecurities or how I feel about my body. It’s insulting to suggest that not wanting to have sex with an obese guy is somehow “in my head.” |