Men- when is sex an emotional experience for you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Men take breakups so well

Who's the overly emotional one here??

committing suicide because of unrequited love is not an unusual story; some even regard it as a perfect manifestation of true love. As a result of unrequited love, men commit suicide three to four times more than women, and it is virtually only men who kill their partners when the latter leave or intend to leave them. In this sense, women are more realistic; they tend to be more accepting of the fact that love might not endure forever.

Yeah right. That's why the "psycho ex-girlfriend who keeps stalking you" is a staple of books, music and movies, and why every man has one of them in his past.

That's a male fantasy....or nightmare. History is full of them. Witches. Succubi. Seductresses. Sexually dangerous women.

In real life, it's the women who get stalked and killed by their lovers and exs.

No women stalk. You really need to check your sexism.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Men take breakups so well

Who's the overly emotional one here??

committing suicide because of unrequited love is not an unusual story; some even regard it as a perfect manifestation of true love. As a result of unrequited love, men commit suicide three to four times more than women, and it is virtually only men who kill their partners when the latter leave or intend to leave them. In this sense, women are more realistic; they tend to be more accepting of the fact that love might not endure forever.

Yeah right. That's why the "psycho ex-girlfriend who keeps stalking you" is a staple of books, music and movies, and why every man has one of them in his past.

That's a male fantasy....or nightmare. History is full of them. Witches. Succubi. Seductresses. Sexually dangerous women.

In real life, it's the women who get stalked and killed by their lovers and exs.

No women stalk. You really need to check your sexism.

You're insane. Your MRA board misses you. The statistics on DV and stalking are in diametric opposition to what you suggest. I'm sorry dating and attracting any female interest has been such an impossible dream for you, but please attempt to join the real world.

[Anonymous]

This thread took a turn for the strange....

I do think middle-aged men become far far more dependent on their spouses for emotional support and a social life than vice versa. Most of us are actually quite emotionally fragile, but continue to hide behind the facade of male toughness. When you're younger, it seems a bit reversed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Men take breakups so well

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2017/04/17/he-hugged-his-family-and-said-ill-see-you-next-time-before-being-gunned-down-on-facebook-video/?tid=sm_fb&utm_term=.f2a43079b83a

Who's the overly emotional one here??

committing suicide because of unrequited love is not an unusual story; some even regard it as a perfect manifestation of true love. As a result of unrequited love, men commit suicide three to four times more than women, and it is virtually only men who kill their partners when the latter leave or intend to leave them. In this sense, women are more realistic; they tend to be more accepting of the fact that love might not endure forever.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/in-the-name-love/201409/why-do-some-men-murder-the-wives-they-love

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The myth that men are these unemotional creatures is an absolutely absurd claim that goes against every piece of evidence and statistics we have. Not to mention men are MUCH more upset after divorce and MUCH less likely to file for it and MUCH more likely to immediately try to find another loving relationship.

So... it doesn't take a rocket scientist to see the truth here...