Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Men marry for something to take of them (and everything).
Women marry for a life partner to do things 50/50.
Big disconnect so why bother.
Over-generalization reflects poorly on your intelligence.
yes it's a generalization and stereotype, but that is because is usually true in most cases.
Anonymous wrote:If I hadn't met and married my DH I could've seen myself ending up as one.
I was never a "man magnet" even at the prime of my youth. Growing up a diplobrat I never fit in anywhere and was too exotic for most of the guys at my high school and college. I didnt know how to dress American or talk American.
I was completely single and a virgin until I met my American husband who incidentally was as well traveled and international as me.
But its SO random and lucky that we met and clicked.
It is really really hard to date. If you especially have something that makes you different, even more so.
Average joes can find each other easily because there are so many of them. But if you're special...it takes someone special.
Anonymous wrote:I have an unmarried friend who is a great catch and honestly, I think the reason is that she is so incredibly rigid. It is her way or the highway and her way is 100% right and other people are 100% wrong. She wouldn’t even be able to compromise with a man she was dating. You can be friends with a person but in marriage they are impossible.
Anonymous wrote:Yes, 99% of people will assume she’s single for a reason. Women in this set usually had lots of options, but blew off amazing husband prospects for dumb reasons in their youth.
Now, they’re ready to settle down and getting passed over by all the men they think they’re entitled to (successful, handsome, provider types).
Anonymous wrote:Be honest, since we’re anon. Would you assume a woman who used IVF to have a DB at 40 and had no long-term relationship in the 5 years prior was single for a reason, or just unlucky? Are “most” never-married women between 35-50 “single for a reason”?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Men marry for something to take of them (and everything).
Women marry for a life partner to do things 50/50.
Big disconnect so why bother.
Over-generalization reflects poorly on your intelligence.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have an unmarried friend who is a great catch and honestly, I think the reason is that she is so incredibly rigid. It is her way or the highway and her way is 100% right and other people are 100% wrong. She wouldn’t even be able to compromise with a man she was dating. You can be friends with a person but in marriage they are impossible.
She doesn't sound like a great catch. Her way or the highway? That is NOT a recipe for an easy marriage.
She is educated, has a good job, fun to talk to, has a lot of friends, dresses well and is very pretty, but yeah, terrible at relationships because she sees everything as black and white.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have an unmarried friend who is a great catch and honestly, I think the reason is that she is so incredibly rigid. It is her way or the highway and her way is 100% right and other people are 100% wrong. She wouldn’t even be able to compromise with a man she was dating. You can be friends with a person but in marriage they are impossible.
She doesn't sound like a great catch. Her way or the highway? That is NOT a recipe for an easy marriage.
Anonymous wrote:I have an unmarried friend who is a great catch and honestly, I think the reason is that she is so incredibly rigid. It is her way or the highway and her way is 100% right and other people are 100% wrong. She wouldn’t even be able to compromise with a man she was dating. You can be friends with a person but in marriage they are impossible.
Anonymous wrote:I have an unmarried friend who is a great catch and honestly, I think the reason is that she is so incredibly rigid. It is her way or the highway and her way is 100% right and other people are 100% wrong. She wouldn’t even be able to compromise with a man she was dating. You can be friends with a person but in marriage they are impossible.
Anonymous wrote:Men marry for something to take of them (and everything).
Women marry for a life partner to do things 50/50.
Big disconnect so why bother.