Recently I've been able to take some measures that I once long ago felt I would never be able to take. I have to admit that in the past, when I was able to begin dating a woman whom I found very beautiful and physically attractive, I was often willing to make certain compromises that usually included overlooking if her attitude stunk. We all wish to someday get married to very beautiful women as we would love to be with an attractive person for a longterm period and see that people appreciate the beauty of the person we are with.
But of recent I've developed a no tolerance policy with any woman whose looks and the attention she receives from men have so gotten to her head that she thinks all men have to put up with her even if her attitude stinks and worship the ground on which she walks. And trust me, the ability to do, something a good number of men are still very reluctant to do, is a wonderful, peaceful feeling. Being able to show such women that you have just as much other options as they think they do-and perhaps even more...makes you stand out and earn respect in the process.
I had been talking on and off a while ago to a woman whom unbeknownst to me grew up much of her life being used to hearing men and women compliment her on how beautiful she is and she kept hearing that over and over again to the point where she believes every guy should worship the ground she walks on. When she began to see that I wasn't being a push over/doormat to most of her antics and could stand up to her, things predictably began to slowly get out of hand and I saw so clearly that our personalities wouldn't match. I chose to move on and not be a doormat to her like other men she was used to.
But of recent I've developed a no tolerance policy with any woman whose looks and the attention she receives from men have so gotten to her head that she thinks all men have to put up with her even if her attitude stinks and worship the ground on which she walks. And trust me, the ability to do, something a good number of men are still very reluctant to do, is a wonderful, peaceful feeling. Being able to show such women that you have just as much other options as they think they do-and perhaps even more...makes you stand out and earn respect in the process.
I had been talking on and off a while ago to a woman whom unbeknownst to me grew up much of her life being used to hearing men and women compliment her on how beautiful she is and she kept hearing that over and over again to the point where she believes every guy should worship the ground she walks on. When she began to see that I wasn't being a push over/doormat to most of her antics and could stand up to her, things predictably began to slowly get out of hand and I saw so clearly that our personalities wouldn't match. I chose to move on and not be a doormat to her like other men she was used to.
