Are you working on going out on the chase again? . |
Act II: Acting like your marital status serves two purposes is just a contradiction. Once again I know how well this stuff works. Having lived in 3 major metropolitan cities... during my early single years and when I was first married, I was taught many lessons. When You travel as man for business and you have that look that women are looking for. Your marital status is not their problem, it's your problem when you let someone provoke you to chase her. Men chase naturally , married or single we chase, even if it is in our minds. We may stop chasing for a period of time after we first get married..and are happily in a monogamous relationship. Why? Well we have what we think we want... because we chased her until she caught us and got us to commit. But then our natural chasing engine stopped being idle , then it restarts and kicks into gear after a period of time, we go looking for trouble. Well you can chase your wife over and over again. in 1-2-3-4 stages. Lets face it we as men are delusional most often . We think just because a woman talks to us that she is interested in us personally. She might be interested in something...but not in having you as her man. You might be able to help her further her career (career goals are high on women's to-do-list these days.) You might be able to show her how a good man behaves, she might be interested in so many different things you might have to offer but these things may have absolutely nothing to do with replacing your wife. A Rude awaking hits you in that stage when it's almost too late. She did not want me, she wanted what I could make happen for her. <smirking> I know what I bring to the table, what I bring is Experience, and Independence, maybe I even look good enough to be attractive still in someone eyes. but that is all aesthetics!
Act III: Even women believe if they were men they would be creeping! There are a lot of things that are guaranteed killers of relationships. There are, of course, the obvious ones like cheating and lying. But a new study says that the biggest potential killer of your relationship could be a new trend called “phubbing.” What is phubbing? Phubbing is the term used to refer to people who ignore the people around them because they are too absorbed in their phone screen It’s a portmanteau of “phone” and “snubbing!” this is what happenswhen technology makes it easy to step out on your partner.
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