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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's all about how these younger women make the men feel.  My ex husband was a senior exec in his firm.  Had an affair with his secretary.  Of course, in his case it was different because she was his soulmate, they were in love, etc.

Broke up two families, 5 kids lives upended.  Shockingly, it didn't work out once her only role in his life was to get him coffee, tell him how strong and powerful he was, had to listen to 3 step kids screaming and crying, telling him they hated him, etc.

Poor stupid woman is a laughingstock for sleeping with the boss, and he's no worse for the wear and on to the next secretary.

At the end of the day,  about these women making the men feel needed, strong, invincible, larger than life.  In a way that a true equal partner can't.... because we are real, we tell them to pick up their freaking socks and take out the trash and stop being so full of themselves.  [/quote]

Are men’s egos so fragile that they need a woman to constantly tell them how strong and powerful they are? I’m a woman, and I completely understand wanting postitve affirmation from the opposite sex, but I don’t need my husband or other men to constantly swoon over my beauty to feel good about myself. [/quote]

Good for you, but a lot of other women want to be found attractive, judging from many threads on DCUM. [/quote]

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