Men fear commitment more than women do (27)
gussiVilters-Wangs, St Gallen Switzerland12 Threads 2 Polls 4,032 PostsThe men i meant not the women. But i understand the womans attitude.
In response to: well, I'm told.
If so, why?
If so, why?
Perhaps in the past men were more likely to fear commitment than women, but women were generally conditioned to believe that mariage and babies were the normal turn of events in their lis. Nowadays, as in so many aspects of our lives, one cannot differentiate on a gender basis.
I find that the longer I am single, the less appealing a serious relationship becomes. I actually prefer to be in a relationship, but not the "let´s move in together or get married" kind.
The word serious has different connotations though. I am in a relationship, it involves being faithful, so I suppose you could define it as serious. However, I do not want to take it that step further. I like my life, living alone, but with lots of friends and regular family visits from the UK.
I may change my mind in the future though.
"marriage"
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(Typing too fast)Jan1305: Perhaps in the past men were more likely to fear commitment than women, but women were generally conditioned to believe that mariage and babies were the normal turn of events in their lis. Nowadays, as in so many aspects of our lives, one cannot differentiate on a gender basis.
I find that the longer I am single, the less appealing a serious relationship becomes. I actually prefer to be in a relationship, but not the "let´s move in together or get married" kind.
The word serious has different connotations though. I am in a relationship, it involves being faithful, so I suppose you could define it as serious. However, I do not want to take it that step further. I like my life, living alone, but with lots of friends and regular family visits from the UK.
I may change my mind in the future though.
I find that the longer I am single, the less appealing a serious relationship becomes. I actually prefer to be in a relationship, but not the "let´s move in together or get married" kind.
The word serious has different connotations though. I am in a relationship, it involves being faithful, so I suppose you could define it as serious. However, I do not want to take it that step further. I like my life, living alone, but with lots of friends and regular family visits from the UK.
I may change my mind in the future though.
Jan1305: "marriage"
"lives"
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"lives"
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tsk tsk and you teach English
gussi: My sentiments entirely. Cowards. they be aarrgh
Hi Gussi
Hope you are well and happy.
people have been trying to commit me for years.
wooffy: tsk tsk and you teach English
Wedward taught english ... and look how HE wrote! I was the only one who ever picked him out ... Dont you start on Jan!
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