jhonny9546
Master Don Juan
Talking with my Italian friends, but also with other Italians online, here everyone would be inclined to not care and cheat with a married woman, or a woman who is about to get married…
Just yesterday a friend of mine wrote this:
Now, anyone could do this.
An opportunity like this could happen to anyone.
Yet I consider not doing it. Because of my value system…
And my friends mock me because I should take advantage of opportunities
They're right that everyone should take advantage of opportunities, especially since women are the first to not be "meritocratic," to feel guilty for having done something, or to not do certain things because they "have values."
We know very well that women are influenced by emotions and that if they can, they will. They will overcome their "values."
But is this really what should distinguish us as boys and men?
Do men keep their emotions in check and instead grow thanks to their values?
Just yesterday a friend of mine wrote this:
Last night I was at a club in Palermo, nice people, quite lively for it being only Wednesday.
As soon as I enter with three of my friends, we immediately notice a table where a bachelorette party was happening; the girls were very young, the bride was only 25.
A couple of glances, and after a while she comes up to me with a marker.
“Now it’s your turn, want to draw a little something for a memory, not a **** though.”
She smiles, I agree.
I take her leg, I tell her that if we want to do this properly, we need to perform a little more.
Her friends were filming with their phones, at that point she bursts out laughing, I spread my legs and make her rest her heel between my legs, on the chair.
Needless to say, she lifts her dress to show me her thigh and more, I write my phone number, she laughs again.
“I deserve a kiss,” I tells her; she gives me one on the cheek, I smile and go to the dance floor with my friends.
Three hours later, my phone rings, I don’t know the number, I answer, and it was the bride; she tells me she managed to get away from her friends and was getting a drink.
I meet her, make a few jokes about how she’s already ruining her life at 25, she laughs, we kiss, I take her to the beach, among the rocks, and finally we have sex.
Wildly.
Now, anyone could do this.
An opportunity like this could happen to anyone.
Yet I consider not doing it. Because of my value system…
And my friends mock me because I should take advantage of opportunities
They're right that everyone should take advantage of opportunities, especially since women are the first to not be "meritocratic," to feel guilty for having done something, or to not do certain things because they "have values."
We know very well that women are influenced by emotions and that if they can, they will. They will overcome their "values."
But is this really what should distinguish us as boys and men?
Do men keep their emotions in check and instead grow thanks to their values?
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