What makes a man fall in love? (106)
felixis99: uh oh I'm in trouble then - I'm like that all the time anyway.....
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In response to: When I speak to my males friends about women, sometimes they say 'oh I was in love with her...', so what made this woman different? Why her and not the others? What is the 'trigger' that makes a man fall in 'love' with a certain woman and be able to just casually date others?
Just feed him. That's all it takes. (at first) Home cooked meals are the way to his heart.......(and stomach) At least that's what mine says
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felixis99: yes, I believe it is not so different for a woman,
And it is hard to describe exactly why you fall for one woman and not another. I've seen men fall for a woman who the less attractive of the two he's interested in. I've also been cast aside for local hoodies So I think there is something to be said for having a bit of background or history together - I think the men I was seeing at those times..............well one was worried that I wouldn't stay put (here in the area), the other got a local girl pregnant.
Neither had much of a backbone - so I'm probably better off the loser^there
What I want to know is when is my turn going to be!!!!!????
And it is hard to describe exactly why you fall for one woman and not another. I've seen men fall for a woman who the less attractive of the two he's interested in. I've also been cast aside for local hoodies So I think there is something to be said for having a bit of background or history together - I think the men I was seeing at those times..............well one was worried that I wouldn't stay put (here in the area), the other got a local girl pregnant.
Neither had much of a backbone - so I'm probably better off the loser^there
What I want to know is when is my turn going to be!!!!!????
I hope your "turn" comes around very soon
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In response to: When I speak to my males friends about women, sometimes they say 'oh I was in love with her...', so what made this woman different? Why her and not the others? What is the 'trigger' that makes a man fall in 'love' with a certain woman and be able to just casually date others?
It's that tight feeling I get in my pants that let's me know I'm falling in love
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Englishman55: It's that warm glow of a feeling you get when you are in her company.
It's wanting to be with her all the time.
Wanting be be close, to pull her into your chest and hold her tight, never to let go.
When you are not in her company you just can't stop thinking of her....... You see her smile, hear her voice, smell her perfume and feel her touch and that warm glow comes back again.
oh wow !! so fantastic..It's wanting to be with her all the time.
Wanting be be close, to pull her into your chest and hold her tight, never to let go.
When you are not in her company you just can't stop thinking of her....... You see her smile, hear her voice, smell her perfume and feel her touch and that warm glow comes back again.
and so true 
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felixis99: well it's an out dated notion of my mother's really but she passed on to me that the English are stuffy, and the French arrogant.
So far I've found neither case to be true.....people everywhere are pretty similar. But if I had to answer to my mom's descriptions, I'd say that the British are incredibly friendly, and the French charming and genuine - has been my experience.
To me, IMO - Europeans are wonderful as they live life on a smaller scale than most Americans. My European friends are fine with an afternoon of tea, toast & conversations while in America one must always be "doing something."
So far I've found neither case to be true.....people everywhere are pretty similar. But if I had to answer to my mom's descriptions, I'd say that the British are incredibly friendly, and the French charming and genuine - has been my experience.
To me, IMO - Europeans are wonderful as they live life on a smaller scale than most Americans. My European friends are fine with an afternoon of tea, toast & conversations while in America one must always be "doing something."
Well im not sure that answered the question but what the hell I got the jist.
We Brits often think of Americans as loud and brash but that not true of all, maybe some Texans.
Unfortunately there a history of this person pretending to be cleverer than everybody else and I bit on the day.
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It is said that the way to a mans heart is through his stomuch.......that means that the starting point is below the stomuch. 
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Costapacket: Well im not sure that answered the question but what the hell I got the jist.
We Brits often think of Americans as loud and brash but that not true of all, maybe some Texans.
Unfortunately there a history of this person pretending to be cleverer than everybody else and I bit on the day.
We Brits often think of Americans as loud and brash but that not true of all, maybe some Texans.
Unfortunately there a history of this person pretending to be cleverer than everybody else and I bit on the day.
whatever - let it go
I get alng pretty well by remembering that as soon as we generalze , we find exceptions, and as soon as we accuse , we often do the same thing- for example- Americans, Loud & Brash? Yes, that is the "ugly American" reputation we got as post WW2 tourists - but then I think of a bunch of Europeans at a Rugby match - don't come much more brash than that
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felixis99: whatever - let it go
I get alng pretty well by remembering that as soon as we generalze , we find exceptions, and as soon as we accuse , we often do the same thing- for example- Americans, Loud & Brash? Yes, that is the "ugly American" reputation we got as post WW2 tourists - but then I think of a bunch of Europeans at a Rugby match - don't come much more brash than that
I get alng pretty well by remembering that as soon as we generalze , we find exceptions, and as soon as we accuse , we often do the same thing- for example- Americans, Loud & Brash? Yes, that is the "ugly American" reputation we got as post WW2 tourists - but then I think of a bunch of Europeans at a Rugby match - don't come much more brash than that
"touché"
Though not rugby, its football that a little loud shall we say.
ps i wasnt having a pop at you.
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Costapacket: The main things I would look for, she must be a good conversationalist, educated and faithful (if there is such an animal)
Im asking too much I think.
Im asking too much I think.
ouyyyy ask me please so u know me too lol ... yea and its nice to communicate someone with good character, habit and good attitudes with respect and genuine.
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Englishman55: It's that warm glow of a feeling you get when you are in her company.
It's wanting to be with her all the time.
Wanting be be close, to pull her into your chest and hold her tight, never to let go.
When you are not in her company you just can't stop thinking of her....... You see her smile, hear her voice, smell her perfume and feel her touch and that warm glow comes back again.
It's wanting to be with her all the time.
Wanting be be close, to pull her into your chest and hold her tight, never to let go.
When you are not in her company you just can't stop thinking of her....... You see her smile, hear her voice, smell her perfume and feel her touch and that warm glow comes back again.
Awwwwww
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sassysuzy: When I speak to my males friends about women, sometimes they say 'oh I was in love with her...', so what made this woman different? Why her and not the others? What is the 'trigger' that makes a man fall in 'love' with a certain woman and be able to just casually date others?
You...
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Englishman55: It's that warm glow of a feeling you get when you are in her company.
It's wanting to be with her all the time.
Wanting be be close, to pull her into your chest and hold her tight, never to let go.
When you are not in her company you just can't stop thinking of her....... You see her smile, hear her voice, smell her perfume and feel her touch and that warm glow comes back again.
It's wanting to be with her all the time.
Wanting be be close, to pull her into your chest and hold her tight, never to let go.
When you are not in her company you just can't stop thinking of her....... You see her smile, hear her voice, smell her perfume and feel her touch and that warm glow comes back again.
lovely
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You Heart!
It's Importance
more any thing
It's Importance
more any thing
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MovinFWD: It's that tight feeling I get in my pants that let's me know I'm falling in love
you mean your...
wallet?
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Costapacket: The main things I would look for, she must be a good conversationalist, educated and faithful (if there is such an animal)
Im asking too much I think.
Im asking too much I think.
Is that before or after you take her looks into consideration?
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GingerBe: Is that before or after you take her looks into consideration?
I said the main things, of course we all look 1st.
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Costapacket: I said the main things, of course we all look 1st.
Just clarifying.
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You just cant contain love, how it falls and how it presents its self, attraction, nice trigger, and of dating other people?, no no.
i want to be be the one ....if, not, be my friend...
i want to be be the one ....if, not, be my friend...
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well it's an out dated notion of my mother's really but she passed on to me that the English are stuffy, and the French arrogant.
So far I've found neither case to be true.....people everywhere are pretty similar. But if I had to answer to my mom's descriptions, I'd say that the British are incredibly friendly, and the French charming and genuine - has been my experience.
To me, IMO - Europeans are wonderful as they live life on a smaller scale than most Americans. My European friends are fine with an afternoon of tea, toast & conversations while in America one must always be "doing something."