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Master Don Juan
there's a healthy congruence regarding expectations that you develop through experience and understanding what you want out of a relationship
personally I think some of the standards on this site are extreme and impractical (unless your plan is to get in relationships with girls that have low self-esteem and are fvckin boring because they're forced to stay home all day)
I also think if the standards are coming from the wrong place (deep insecurities about losing the girl or her cheating on you), you're not gonna be coming across as the guy with a grounded reality defining expectations. you're gonna be the psycho boyfriend overreacting out of insecurity that she ends up cheating on anyway because she's unhappy. you'll think you're being the man but when you're not there she'll be complaining about you to guys she meets (AKA hinting that she wants to be taken). I see this sht all the time. And it basically all amounts to self-fulfilling prophecy
If you have no clue what type of behavior you think is appropriate to you, try out what resonates with you and learn from what you get. IE if you think KontrollerX's expectations are reasonable, try them out and see if the relationship you get is your ideal. If giving the girl more space to do what she wants seems better to you, try that out and see what happens. I'm way on the latter side, but I have beliefs about people that make me totally congruent with letting her do whatever she wants. Learn through experience
And to be honest a lot of whether she'll cheat on you has nothing to do with these standards - it has more to do with what both of you want out of a relationship and how you guys connect. And you never know this until you get to know the girl beyond a dating frame. Sometimes it takes being cheated on to figure it out
personally I think some of the standards on this site are extreme and impractical (unless your plan is to get in relationships with girls that have low self-esteem and are fvckin boring because they're forced to stay home all day)
I also think if the standards are coming from the wrong place (deep insecurities about losing the girl or her cheating on you), you're not gonna be coming across as the guy with a grounded reality defining expectations. you're gonna be the psycho boyfriend overreacting out of insecurity that she ends up cheating on anyway because she's unhappy. you'll think you're being the man but when you're not there she'll be complaining about you to guys she meets (AKA hinting that she wants to be taken). I see this sht all the time. And it basically all amounts to self-fulfilling prophecy
If you have no clue what type of behavior you think is appropriate to you, try out what resonates with you and learn from what you get. IE if you think KontrollerX's expectations are reasonable, try them out and see if the relationship you get is your ideal. If giving the girl more space to do what she wants seems better to you, try that out and see what happens. I'm way on the latter side, but I have beliefs about people that make me totally congruent with letting her do whatever she wants. Learn through experience
And to be honest a lot of whether she'll cheat on you has nothing to do with these standards - it has more to do with what both of you want out of a relationship and how you guys connect. And you never know this until you get to know the girl beyond a dating frame. Sometimes it takes being cheated on to figure it out