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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am a wife. I am quite reserved and polite with men. I also refuse to take the hint or be even slightly flirty with men. When I meet a couple, I make it a point to only be as friendly/polite to the male, as I think the wife would accept. My attention and warmth is focussed on the woman. With women, I try to underplay my positives. I dress modestly, and I certainly do not put myself in a position where they would feel that they need to compete with me. My conversation is always light and I show interest in the women. My experience has been that men are not complicated and women are. Men can be pests, but women are toxic jealous competitors. I keep quite about accomplishments, wealth, SES, travel stories, conspicuous consumption. Women are very good at sussing out info by how you dress or even random innocuous comments. My go-to entertainment at parties etc is to spend time with kids and old people. [/quote] So you view all women as insecure and competition. A lot of self-loathing here. [/quote]
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