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Reply to "S/O What motivates men to string women along for years?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I dont understand being strung along. If your goal is to be married after a year or two of dating, then move on when that doesn’t happen. What am I missing? Being strung along makes it sound like women are passive and have no control of their own destiny. Don’t blame the man for your inability to move own. [/quote] I’m a pretty pragmatic person, and I knew that I wanted to be a mother from an early age. So I had this conversation twice in my twenties. But you have to realize that this is a weird conversation to have. On one hand, I am completely head over heels in love with you and want to wake up with you every morning and be with you until the day that I die. On the other hand, I’m fine walking away tomorrow and never seeing you again if you don’t feel the same way. I mean, it’s hard to initiate a break-up and stick to it when you are really in love with the other person and want to be with them. [/quote] Not when you care more about having kids than who you have them with.[/quote] Like I said, I only did it one time. The second time I had this conversation, I got married. But it’s really hard to break up with someone even [b]when you care more about being able to have your own family one day than you do about being in that particular relationship[/b]. [/quote] More women need to own this and communicate it honestly to their donor, ah, significant other.[/quote] It’s not unreasonable to break up with someone because you want kids and marriage, and they don’t. It doesn’t mean you want kids from just anybody. You can still want kids AND want someone you love and are compatible with. Just kinda weird to think people should give up their dreams of marriage and kid’s because they found someone “special” who doesn’t want them. [/quote]
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