Security in a Relationship? ( Archived) (63)

Dec 6, 2011 9:48 AM CST Security in a Relationship?
EagleWoman
EagleWomanEagleWomanMalaga, Andalusia Spain22 Threads 4,719 Posts
chris27292729: The point is,is it worth it to present yourself,who you really are,or how straight you are,towards a relationship??? Now days most of the times is un-appreciated.-JMO


YES!! It's worth presenting yourself as who you really are!!

While you're messing around pretending to be someone who you think "might fit in better with other's expectations" you could miss meeting the one who likes you for who you are!!

Anyway, I'd rather be without a lover/partner than have to pretend to be someone I'm not!!!

I have enough friends who are on the same wavelengh as me to share plenty of my life with.
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Dec 6, 2011 9:48 AM CST Security in a Relationship?
HealthyLiving
HealthyLivingHealthyLivingSomewhere In, Tennessee USA527 Threads 2 Polls 4,775 Posts
Ur_Knight: I was going to say that I would bring the jello and my G-string for a wrestling match, but...

the mental picture of me in a thong had me laughing so hard I couldn't see the monitor



rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing I don't want to even try to IMAGINE that!!









daydream A real life private show would be better!grin
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Dec 6, 2011 9:50 AM CST Security in a Relationship?
felixis99: under some circumstances I think these are good cautions - I think if someone one pulls away when you try to hug them it's best to give them some space - and I doubt anyone was suggesting holding someone agaist their will - but sometimes a hug will bring a closeness that turns anger into a good conversation

if not, obviously back off

I doubt the list was meant for extreme circumstances

but also if your partner can't hug you from behind and hold you when you are down...that's a problem and it's not his

grin Someone sneaking up from behind and grabbing me while walking, would frighten me.
Holding me from behind is another story.wink
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Dec 6, 2011 9:50 AM CST Security in a Relationship?
chris27292729
chris27292729chris27292729IOS island, South Aegean Greece93 Threads 15,811 Posts
I don't know if it is "pretty bad or not".you are the expert.Again a person with insecurities, i imagine is rather difficult to get rid of them (insecurities)dunno
HealthyLiving: I have the same problem Chris. And I say "problem" because I know how dangerous it is to be in a relationship with an insecure person! Thus, I do not go on many dates, very few in fact.

I have a companion/friend whom I see once a week. I choose to keep distance between us only because I see that he is insecure and controlling. I love everything else about him, but his insecurity would ruin a serious relationship. So, we spend an evening together watching the political news, discussing Politics and Corrupt Governments, which we both thoroughly enjoy, and I cook us a good meal. That's the extent of it for the past year and a half. I had to draw the line at "friends only".

So, I guess it can be pretty bad??
At least I have a friend to share with!

HL
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Dec 6, 2011 9:53 AM CST Security in a Relationship?
EagleWoman
EagleWomanEagleWomanMalaga, Andalusia Spain22 Threads 4,719 Posts
Ur_Knight: I was going to say that I would bring the jello and my G-string for a wrestling match, but...

the mental picture of me in a thong had me laughing so hard I couldn't see the monitor


rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing
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Dec 6, 2011 10:17 AM CST Security in a Relationship?
HealthyLiving
HealthyLivingHealthyLivingSomewhere In, Tennessee USA527 Threads 2 Polls 4,775 Posts
chris27292729: I don't know if it is "pretty bad or not".you are the expert.Again a person with insecurities, i imagine is rather difficult to get rid of them (insecurities)



laugh I am no "expert", just have many accounts of experiences.professor

And Yes, insecurities can be difficult to get rid of, but they CAN be Conquored. I am living proof! I used to be the most insecure and fearful person. I decided to make changes, 25 years ago. the person I am today, is a totally different person. I can not say how long it took me to grow into a new mindset, as it was a gradual process and I am still growing and changing today, but the major changes took place within the first 7 years, through counseling and prayer, much like Davids, in Psalm 34.

Psa 34:2 Humble people, listen and be happy, while I brag about the LORD.
Psa 34:3 Praise the LORD with me. Let us honor his name.
Psa 34:4 I went to the LORD for help, and he listened. He saved me from all that I fear.
Psa 34:5 If you look to him for help, he will put a smile on your face. You will have no need to be ashamed.
Psa 34:6 As a poor, helpless man I prayed to the LORD, and he heard me. He saved me from all my troubles.
Psa 34:7 The LORD'S angel builds a camp around his followers, and he protects them.
Psa 34:8 Give the LORD a chance to show you how good he is. Great blessings belong to those who depend on him!


It was only the begining in a walk that has made me who I have become today. And I wear a BIG SMILE on my face and I have JOY!

HLteddybear
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Dec 6, 2011 10:31 AM CST Security in a Relationship?
IMunbreakable1
IMunbreakable1IMunbreakable1Utica, New York USA8 Threads 4 Polls 110 Posts
HAHA.. You know what the problem is? You ladies have all these guys scared to act like themselves because you expect men to "read your mind" Men are simple and somewhat oblivious to the needs of others. Not all men, but most. I'm actually pretty decent at understanding what people need but I don't believe that a woman should sit there and pick apart a man and judge every move he makes either. This list explains what a womans needs may be and every woman is different. Yes, men should try and consider the feelings of his lady (everyone actually) but he cannot be expected to know what she wants at all times. This is why i believe that women should communicate what they want as well. If you want to be held, say "hunny, please hold me." Women may be able to read between the lines of what another woman says but you have to understand one thing ladies, we're not women!!! lol
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Dec 6, 2011 10:49 AM CST Security in a Relationship?
montecito
montecitomontecitoLovely, New Jersey USA96 Threads 2 Polls 5,086 Posts
IMunbreakable1: HAHA.. You know what the problem is? You ladies have all these guys scared to act like themselves because you expect men to "read your mind" Men are simple and somewhat oblivious to the needs of others. Not all men, but most. I'm actually pretty decent at understanding what people need but I don't believe that a woman should sit there and pick apart a man and judge every move he makes either. This list explains what a womans needs may be and every woman is different. Yes, men should try and consider the feelings of his lady (everyone actually) but he cannot be expected to know what she wants at all times. This is why i believe that women should communicate what they want as well. If you want to be held, say "hunny, please hold me." Women may be able to read between the lines of what another woman says but you have to understand one thing ladies, we're not women!!! lol


thumbs up The answer to most, not all, problems is communication.
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Dec 6, 2011 11:09 AM CST Security in a Relationship?
HealthyLiving
HealthyLivingHealthyLivingSomewhere In, Tennessee USA527 Threads 2 Polls 4,775 Posts
montecito: The answer to most, not all, problems is communication.



Absolutely!!!

That is why it is so important to communicate and get to know someone and allow them to become your best friend before ever considering a deeper intimate relationship. You will have had time to communicate and understand one another enough to know if taking it to the next level would be the right thing to do.
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Dec 6, 2011 11:12 AM CST Security in a Relationship?
IMunbreakable1
IMunbreakable1IMunbreakable1Utica, New York USA8 Threads 4 Polls 110 Posts
I agree healthy, but a woman has to open up in the beginning to ever allow the man to even come close to understanding what she wants and vice versa.
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Dec 6, 2011 11:22 AM CST Security in a Relationship?
manroe23
manroe23manroe23indonesia, Jakarta Indonesia7 Threads 6,801 Posts
markizamkd25: i stopped believing in fairytales long time ago...




yeah me too , a prince who riding a horse its not real uh oh uh oh


laugh
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Dec 6, 2011 11:26 AM CST Security in a Relationship?
HealthyLiving
HealthyLivingHealthyLivingSomewhere In, Tennessee USA527 Threads 2 Polls 4,775 Posts
IMunbreakable1: I agree healthy, but a woman has to open up in the beginning to ever allow the man to even come close to understanding what she wants and vice versa.



Would it not be easier for both parties to put away their fears and open up, if it were on the table that a love relationship was not expected, but instead, the building of a friendship?

Secure people do this... friends first and we'll see what happens from there... I just love to read this in profiles!
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Dec 6, 2011 11:27 AM CST Security in a Relationship?
chris27292729
chris27292729chris27292729IOS island, South Aegean Greece93 Threads 15,811 Posts
Not true, you will find them in a equestrian event.-rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing
manroe23: yeah me too , a prince who riding a horse its not real
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Dec 6, 2011 3:21 PM CST Security in a Relationship?
EagleWoman
EagleWomanEagleWomanMalaga, Andalusia Spain22 Threads 4,719 Posts
HealthyLiving: Would it not be easier for both parties to put away their fears and open up, if it were on the table that a love relationship was not expected, but instead, the building of a friendship?

Secure people do this... friends first and we'll see what happens from there... I just love to read this in profiles!


Me too!! But even when someone puts that in their profile in my experience, many are still pretty keen to rush on ahead!! laugh
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Dec 6, 2011 3:28 PM CST Security in a Relationship?
EagleWoman
EagleWomanEagleWomanMalaga, Andalusia Spain22 Threads 4,719 Posts
IMunbreakable1: HAHA.. You know what the problem is? You ladies have all these guys scared to act like themselves because you expect men to "read your mind" Men are simple and somewhat oblivious to the needs of others. Not all men, but most. I'm actually pretty decent at understanding what people need but I don't believe that a woman should sit there and pick apart a man and judge every move he makes either. This list explains what a womans needs may be and every woman is different. Yes, men should try and consider the feelings of his lady (everyone actually) but he cannot be expected to know what she wants at all times. This is why i believe that women should communicate what they want as well. If you want to be held, say "hunny, please hold me." Women may be able to read between the lines of what another woman says but you have to understand one thing ladies, we're not women!!! lol


Glad you said "may be" and glad you said "every woman is different". I for one find the original list mostly unappealing.

Yep! Communication is surely the key.

I think a couple of the more astute women have noticed that guys aren't women and that their thought patterns are different from women. laugh
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Dec 6, 2011 3:32 PM CST Security in a Relationship?
chris27292729
chris27292729chris27292729IOS island, South Aegean Greece93 Threads 15,811 Posts
Yes you are absolutely right,lets become friends for 30 years and we can decide just before this time period coming to its end.rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing
EagleWoman: Me too!! But even when someone puts that in their profile in my experience, many are still pretty keen to rush on ahead!!
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Dec 6, 2011 3:38 PM CST Security in a Relationship?
EagleWoman
EagleWomanEagleWomanMalaga, Andalusia Spain22 Threads 4,719 Posts
chris27292729: Yes you are absolutely right,lets become friends for 30 years and we can decide just before this time period coming to its end.


rolling on the floor laughing Like the couple I met recently who married after being together for 27 years coz they didn't want to rush things? laugh
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Dec 6, 2011 4:45 PM CST Security in a Relationship?
buckeye1332
buckeye1332buckeye1332marionish, Ohio USA2 Threads 40 Posts
HealthyLiving: ALL GUYS NEED TO READ THIS.

-When she pulls away, pull her back.
-When you see her start crying, just hold her and don't say a word.
-When you see her walking, sneak up and hug her waist from behind.
-When she's scared, protect her.
-When she steals your favorite hoodie, let her wear it.
-When she says that she loves you, she really does mean it.
-When she grabs at your hands, hold hers and play with her fingers.
-When she tells you a secret, keep it safe and untold.
-When she looks at you in your eyes, don't look away until she
does.
? -When she's mad, hug her tight and don't let go.
-When she says she's, okay don't believe it.
-Call her at 12:00am on her birthday to tell her you love her.
-Treat her like she's all that matters to you.
-Watch her favorite movie with her even if you think it's stupid.
-Don't talk about other girls around her.
-Kiss her in the pouring rain.
-When she runs up to you crying, the first thing you say is:
"Whose butt am I kicking, babe?"

Guys: Would you do this?

Girls: Would you love a guy who does this?

All: Would you add or take away from this list?

Guys: Let the women know what your list would be. What things are important to make you feel secure in the relationship?


I would do these things, and have done all of the above.
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Dec 6, 2011 4:50 PM CST Security in a Relationship?
cloud747
cloud747cloud747winnipeg, Manitoba Canada130 Threads 27 Polls 2,947 Posts
markizamkd25: i stopped believing in fairytales long time ago...


you have had bad experienceshug
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Dec 7, 2011 4:48 AM CST Security in a Relationship?
manroe23
manroe23manroe23indonesia, Jakarta Indonesia7 Threads 6,801 Posts
chris27292729: Not true, you will find them in a equestrian event.-



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