The thing that isn't clear to me: you're an attractive man, the good match, the one of value, but they don't commit to you because they see you as too much, but they settle down with the simpleton and still have a happy family?
Also, in "the women who.." do you make a distinction between "healthy" women or "sick" women? I've seen many "sick" women want to convince the womanizer, but not many "healthy" women do so.
So if they create a happy relationship with the simpleton is it simply a "superficial veil" because they are still attracted and they missed the womanizer and by force of circumstances (wall) they had to commit sooner or later?
The thing that leaves me speechless is that then there are many relationships, and on the part of women a lot of passionate sex, gestures of love and yet it is telling me that women deep down hope to catch the womanizer.
Yes, for me it can be okay, but it doesn't make sense for a healthy relationship.
Your woman may want someone more attractive than you, but she knows very well that his behavior would not make her feel comfortable, or build a family, and give and receive love, friendship, intimacy, as she can do with you.
Ultimately, women learn that a healthy relationship is worth much more than "catching the womanizer."
They'll get tired of him too eventually.
but its mostly due rationalization of the womans part to not to be with you
Could you explain a bit more about this interesting part?
even if its not the case.
YES, it happened to me precisely because I'm a good guy, but I was labeled a womanizer by this family. So the men saw me as someone who wanted to steal their women, and the women started ignoring me (even though, as you say, you've known they wanted you; when you start to gain experience, you understand).
Let's say that if you found yourself with these women in a situation where these "controllers" were absent, then you really knew what these women thought of you.
They have to remain characters and do their part for the show.