Protection vs control ( Archived) (36)

Jan 21, 2021 11:08 AM CST Protection vs control
Tulefell
TulefellTulefellGothenburg, Vastra Gotaland Sweden103 Threads 5 Polls 3,298 Posts
We are herd animals (reservation for a certain Q-Anonist) and the males of the herd act protective towards the females and the kids. It’s known that the bulls – included the young ones who haven’t yet had a chance to mate – make a ring around cows and calves, when the whole herd is under an attack. The bulls risk their lives for the other members of the herd that they have no direct relation too. The cows don’t object, it is as it is for them: they are bound by their calves and there’s no room for choice.

Primates are in this category as well and it’s in our genes. But how much of the instincts is relevant to the modern life?

Nowadays, you don’t have to be big and strong to drive a car or to operate a computer. The muscular power as well as the charge of adrenaline lost its “charms”. Well, to a certain extend. But, in my limited experience, the males of the primate herd continue to behave as if they are protecting me. From something or other. Undefined. Perhaps, from themselves.

To keep it short, do you differentiate between protection and control? What is what and what is an overstep? How long do you want to go to protect? How long would you accept protection? Where’s the line between protection and control? (Let’s leave aside possession and obsession.)
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Jan 21, 2021 12:13 PM CST Protection vs control
Dedovix
DedovixDedovixBig Place, Central Serbia Serbia12 Threads 1 Polls 5,492 Posts
If you had a Cat
would you name it Mandu ...as Cat Mandu
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Jan 21, 2021 12:16 PM CST Protection vs control
Tulefell
TulefellTulefellGothenburg, Vastra Gotaland Sweden103 Threads 5 Polls 3,298 Posts
"If" doesn't count.

Is it all you can say about the subject?
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Jan 21, 2021 1:31 PM CST Protection vs control
Dedovix
DedovixDedovixBig Place, Central Serbia Serbia12 Threads 1 Polls 5,492 Posts
Tulefell: In my opening post I made reservations for a certain Q-Anonist*. Why do you bother?
*see : (reservation for a certain Q-Anonist) in the Opening Post.
so, im not your friend nor welcome in your thread, ...that hurts grin
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Jan 21, 2021 1:34 PM CST Protection vs control
Tulefell
TulefellTulefellGothenburg, Vastra Gotaland Sweden103 Threads 5 Polls 3,298 Posts
Dedovix: so, im not your friend nor welcome in your thread, ...that hurts
You want a confirmation?
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Jan 21, 2021 1:36 PM CST Protection vs control
LeeCharming
LeeCharmingLeeCharmingCardiff, South Glamorgan, Wales UK537 Threads 273 Polls 6,941 Posts
Being a good man myself...I understand a good man will try to protect his woman and that's something those types of men can be very proud ofwow

I think women...who resent men...who want to protect them...perhaps have an issue with daddy dear and men in generalgrin
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Jan 21, 2021 1:39 PM CST Protection vs control
Tulefell
TulefellTulefellGothenburg, Vastra Gotaland Sweden103 Threads 5 Polls 3,298 Posts
LeeCharming: Being a good man myself...I understand a good man will try to protect his woman and that's something those types of men can be very proud of

I think women...who resent men...who want to protect them...perhaps have an issue with daddy dear and men in general
Women, who reject you, have an issue with leeches. Can't blame them.
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Jan 21, 2021 1:40 PM CST Protection vs control
Selenite
SeleniteSeleniteMálaga, Andalusia Spain59 Threads 1 Polls 6,299 Posts
Tulefell: To keep it short, do you differentiate between protection and control? What is what and what is an overstep? How long do you want to go to protect? How long would you accept protection? Where’s the line between protection and control? (Let’s leave aside possession and obsession.)
In what context?
Countries?
Parents and children?
Relationships? dunno
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Jan 21, 2021 1:40 PM CST Protection vs control
LeeCharming
LeeCharmingLeeCharmingCardiff, South Glamorgan, Wales UK537 Threads 273 Polls 6,941 Posts
Tulefell: Women, who reject you, have an issue with leeches. Can't blame them.
You should have listen to your daddy and learned to understand men better...cause as the saying goes...daddy knows best princesscomfort
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Jan 21, 2021 1:51 PM CST Protection vs control
Dedovix
DedovixDedovixBig Place, Central Serbia Serbia12 Threads 1 Polls 5,492 Posts
Tulefell: You want a confirmation?
like a court order or just a simple piss off Bob?uh oh
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Jan 21, 2021 1:51 PM CST Protection vs control
Tulefell
TulefellTulefellGothenburg, Vastra Gotaland Sweden103 Threads 5 Polls 3,298 Posts
Selenite: In what context?
Countries?
Parents and children?
Relationships?
It's a dating site (for me, anyway).

Sorry if it wasn't clear that the thread is about the relationship between a man and a woman. The remnants of the times gone.The residuals of the patriarchate. How much is there of it in the present life? How much you are a part of it? How much you resist it? How much you are comfortable with it?

Do you still need a bull to defend you? If yes, from what?
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Jan 21, 2021 1:52 PM CST Protection vs control
Tulefell
TulefellTulefellGothenburg, Vastra Gotaland Sweden103 Threads 5 Polls 3,298 Posts
Dedovix: like a court order or just a simple piss off Bob?
Simple.
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Jan 21, 2021 2:04 PM CST Protection vs control
blathin
blathinblathinGlasgow, Central, Scotland UK3,125 Posts
Tulefell: We are herd animals (reservation for a certain Q-Anonist) and the males of the herd act protective towards the females and the kids. It’s known that the bulls – included the young ones who haven’t yet had a chance to mate – make a ring around cows and calves, when the whole herd is under an attack. The bulls risk their lives for the other members of the herd that they have no direct relation too. The cows don’t object, it is as it is for them: they are bound by their calves and there’s no room for choice.

Primates are in this category as well and it’s in our genes. But how much of the instincts is relevant to the modern life?

Nowadays, you don’t have to be big and strong to drive a car or to operate a computer. The muscular power as well as the charge of adrenaline lost its “charms”. Well, to a certain extend. But, in my limited experience, the males of the primate herd continue to behave as if they are protecting me. From something or other. Undefined. Perhaps, from themselves.

To keep it short, do you differentiate between protection and control? What is what and what is an overstep? How long do you want to go to protect? How long would you accept protection? Where’s the line between protection and control? (Let’s leave aside possession and obsession.)
Given how aggressive some women have become towards men, for something so simple and courteous as opening a door, I'm not surprised men don't do their "protective" thing anymore ...which most women do like, even if they won't admit it.

The difference between a protective man and a controlling man is that the protective man brings a smile to a woman's face..the controlling man doesn't...
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Jan 21, 2021 2:30 PM CST Protection vs control
Tulefell
TulefellTulefellGothenburg, Vastra Gotaland Sweden103 Threads 5 Polls 3,298 Posts
blathin: Given how aggressive some women have become towards men, for something so simple and courteous as opening a door
...
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I never witnessed myself a woman objecting a man for holding a door for her. It's frankly looks like an FB post. I myself have never objected that and I have no issues with me holding a door for a man with a walker or a pram or a large box, that he has to hold with both hands, or without any of it. And I don't know any woman, who would make an issue of a man holding a door for her or of her holding a door for him. But then it's Sweden.



blathin: I'm not surprised men don't do their "protective" thing anymore ...which most women do like, even if they won't admit it. .
Perhaps, I'm an exclusion, but I do not like men being protective towards me. I consider myself as conscious of and responsible for my acts. What exactly would they supposed to protect me from? My choices?



blathin:
The difference between a protective man and a controlling man is that the protective man brings a smile to a woman's face..the controlling man doesn't...
What's so amusing about a protective man (makes you smile), that isn't about a controlling one (doesn't make you smile)?
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Jan 21, 2021 3:32 PM CST Protection vs control
blathin
blathinblathinGlasgow, Central, Scotland UK3,125 Posts
different folks different strokes I suppose..well I like it and that's enough for me.

Lets be a little bit generous in spirit here. Women look men up and down all the time, just as much as men look women up and down too. We can't help it, we're hardwired to do it. Women just have a wider range of peripheral vision, so we can still be looking a man straight in the face..but still checking out his shoes and every other detail about him and he won't know a thing..he'll think we're just looking him in the face. .

.Men don't have the same range of vison, so they have to actually look..and if they want to look at any part of us then they have to move their eyes to that part...

.Maybe if people were a bit fairer about the differences between men and women and made allowances for their differences we wouldn't be seeing all this viscious men V women bickering...

Men should let women be and women should let men be. Respect each other and where our gender specific quirks get in the way then try and be a little forgiving and know where the line is and not to cross it.

I hope I don't need to point out that there is a line; and that line should never be crossed....but there are many who can't grasp that concept and need to see everything in terms of the extremes...so use the extreme examples to try and set the standard...which is entirely wrong..not to mention unfair.

Why can't people just live and let live,it'd be a far nicer place for everyone if they would..
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Jan 21, 2021 4:58 PM CST Protection vs control
Selenite
SeleniteSeleniteMálaga, Andalusia Spain59 Threads 1 Polls 6,299 Posts
Tulefell: It's a dating site (for me, anyway).

Sorry if it wasn't clear that the thread is about the relationship between a man and a woman. The remnants of the times gone.The residuals of the patriarchate. How much is there of it in the present life? How much you are a part of it? How much you resist it? How much you are comfortable with it?

Do you still need a bull to defend you? If yes, from what?
I never was agreeable with 'being controled' not even by my parents let alone a partner.
And yes many people confuse protection with controle parents and 'husbands' alike!
I don't need to be told what to think, or what to do ... In a couple, decisions that impact the household should be discussed and agreed upon. Decisions that impact each person individually may be discussed if so desired but ultimately the decision belongs to the person it impacts.
I've been living independently for the last 10 years doing up an old house by myself without anyone to 'protect me' or 'guide me' in any of the decisions or experiences I've had.
I don't need protection from any of life's ordinary or less ordinary situations ...
A thoughtful partner doesn't necesseraly need to be 'protective' imo. He just needs to be present and caring.
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Jan 21, 2021 5:29 PM CST Protection vs control
Lonely1
Lonely1Lonely1Ottawa, Ontario Canada76 Threads 21 Polls 1,858 Posts
Maybe if we switch the focus a little..
What do men need/want women for?

We seem to have lost the roles played by both genders over centuries and we have to adapt to that. While we have to adapt, I as a man still want to be in a relationship with a woman for various reasons, because there are still things females are better at than I will ever be.

A compatible couple will achieve much more than one person on their own.
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Jan 21, 2021 5:41 PM CST Protection vs control
Lonely1
Lonely1Lonely1Ottawa, Ontario Canada76 Threads 21 Polls 1,858 Posts
Tulefell: We are herd animals (reservation for a certain Q-Anonist) and the males of the herd act protective towards the females and the kids. It’s known that the bulls – included the young ones who haven’t yet had a chance to mate – make a ring around cows and calves, when the whole herd is under an attack. The bulls risk their lives for the other members of the herd that they have no direct relation too. The cows don’t object, it is as it is for them: they are bound by their calves and there’s no room for choice.

Primates are in this category as well and it’s in our genes. But how much of the instincts is relevant to the modern life?

Nowadays, you don’t have to be big and strong to drive a car or to operate a computer. The muscular power as well as the charge of adrenaline lost its “charms”. Well, to a certain extend. But, in my limited experience, the males of the primate herd continue to behave as if they are protecting me. From something or other. Undefined. Perhaps, from themselves.

To keep it short, do you differentiate between protection and control? What is what and what is an overstep? How long do you want to go to protect? How long would you accept protection? Where’s the line between protection and control? (Let’s leave aside possession and obsession.)
Some of these issues are questions of law. If I am having a 'fight/argument' with my significant other (SO) over something which may or may not be her fault and she decides to 'walk out' at two am in the morning in a blinding snowstorm, what do I do? If I try to stop her it's classified as confinement, but if I let her go and something happens to her it may be said I was not protecting her. confused
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Jan 21, 2021 6:45 PM CST Protection vs control
ChesneyChrist
ChesneyChristChesneyChristManchester, Greater Manchester, England UK7,144 Posts
You're being controlled to protect them is the main difference. A human shield that protects them from you finding someone better.
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Jan 22, 2021 4:39 AM CST Protection vs control
Selenite
SeleniteSeleniteMálaga, Andalusia Spain59 Threads 1 Polls 6,299 Posts
Lonely1: Some of these issues are questions of law. If I am having a 'fight/argument' with my significant other (SO) over something which may or may not be her fault and she decides to 'walk out' at two am in the morning in a blinding snowstorm, what do I do? If I try to stop her it's classified as confinement, but if I let her go and something happens to her it may be said I was not protecting her.
The question here is why would anyone think they're safer in a snow storm than under the same roof as the person they're arguing with... and that's the question you should be asking yourself... why is she not able to trust that she's safe till morning when she could make arrangements to do what needs to be done! If anything happened to her the answers to those questions would be impotant to an investigator!

Enough with the portraying women as impulsive brainless idiots scold
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