jhonny9546
Master Don Juan
This is a specific question for mature men, because after being a DJ, you become mature men, precisely by understanding these things. When you're in your prime, you realize you have so many opportunities, especially after adjusting your "package" and your mindset about women. In fact, if I used to go looking for a LTR, now I still filter women and avoid those with red flags, but I have so much choice that it's hard for me to say, "Why should I settle down?"
Really, guys, I understood this even better when I stopped watching porn or anything related to the "sexy image of women" five years ago. But that made me realize how simply easy it is to go online and find beautiful... beautiful women you know you'd be "hot lovers" for a few months or two. It's truly limitless out there, and that's also what creates two problems for the man I've become:
1) Abundance: Having so much abundance always keeps me "tight" about committing to a ltr. Precisely because I am an authentic person and I don't destroy my core, I don't want to cheat on my partner with a "better" one, and therefore, realizing that I have all this abundance puts me in a tight spot and makes me feel "trapped" when I'm in a LTR with a woman. (Although, as I said, by "abundance," I mean quality, filtered women, not just women for sex.)
2) My future plans: I believe in LTRs, but also in their deadlines. In fact, I believe most should end within 10 years, to continue being happy. After getting to know each other well, for about 3-5 years, have children, live together to raise them, and then separate when the attraction wears off. (Usually in 10 years). Now, repeat the cycle with another LTR. 3
My perspective can be labeled as closed; I know there are LTRs who have been in relationships for 30 or 50+ years. And good for them to find each other. (Who wouldn't want one?)
But let's be clear and tell the truth. With the current political and governmental system (I live in Italy but I know it's worse in the US), for us men, this idea of having a relationship every 10-20 years, while continuing to support the children, is not good territory. In fact, we are forced to choose a woman and spend our lives with her, whether we have or have not a "happy" partnership. This is because we'll be tied to her for life by bureaucratic, financial, emotional commitments, etc.
So, when you went from being a DJ to being a mature man and maintaining your value, how did your perspective on LTRs and abundance change in a way that allowed you to make better choices?
Really, guys, I understood this even better when I stopped watching porn or anything related to the "sexy image of women" five years ago. But that made me realize how simply easy it is to go online and find beautiful... beautiful women you know you'd be "hot lovers" for a few months or two. It's truly limitless out there, and that's also what creates two problems for the man I've become:
1) Abundance: Having so much abundance always keeps me "tight" about committing to a ltr. Precisely because I am an authentic person and I don't destroy my core, I don't want to cheat on my partner with a "better" one, and therefore, realizing that I have all this abundance puts me in a tight spot and makes me feel "trapped" when I'm in a LTR with a woman. (Although, as I said, by "abundance," I mean quality, filtered women, not just women for sex.)
2) My future plans: I believe in LTRs, but also in their deadlines. In fact, I believe most should end within 10 years, to continue being happy. After getting to know each other well, for about 3-5 years, have children, live together to raise them, and then separate when the attraction wears off. (Usually in 10 years). Now, repeat the cycle with another LTR. 3
My perspective can be labeled as closed; I know there are LTRs who have been in relationships for 30 or 50+ years. And good for them to find each other. (Who wouldn't want one?)
But let's be clear and tell the truth. With the current political and governmental system (I live in Italy but I know it's worse in the US), for us men, this idea of having a relationship every 10-20 years, while continuing to support the children, is not good territory. In fact, we are forced to choose a woman and spend our lives with her, whether we have or have not a "happy" partnership. This is because we'll be tied to her for life by bureaucratic, financial, emotional commitments, etc.
So, when you went from being a DJ to being a mature man and maintaining your value, how did your perspective on LTRs and abundance change in a way that allowed you to make better choices?
