jhonny9546
Master Don Juan
How did women change after giving birth and having their baby? How did it go after 1 year, 2 years, and 3 years?
It's said that women change a lot after the baby is born, mainly because he can't speak and she has to communicate with him through her emotions and moods. So, if a woman focuses on these things, she'll also change in other areas of her life. For example, she'll want a man who's less "rough" and more "supportive" and "nurturing."
But it's only a short period.
Many of my friends who have become fathers have told me that after 1 year, or when the child begins to speak well and walk, the mother changes and becomes very detached from the child again, seeking "love" and satisfaction with men again.
So there is like a period which she becomes really "motherly" and forget everything else around her, but as soon that role is done, she want to repeat that process, or just become what she was before.
You would certainly have many women who sought you out before becoming mothers, and who now, are mothers and have forgotten about you, but who as soon as they "return to their role" come looking for you again.
It's said that women change a lot after the baby is born, mainly because he can't speak and she has to communicate with him through her emotions and moods. So, if a woman focuses on these things, she'll also change in other areas of her life. For example, she'll want a man who's less "rough" and more "supportive" and "nurturing."
But it's only a short period.
Many of my friends who have become fathers have told me that after 1 year, or when the child begins to speak well and walk, the mother changes and becomes very detached from the child again, seeking "love" and satisfaction with men again.
So there is like a period which she becomes really "motherly" and forget everything else around her, but as soon that role is done, she want to repeat that process, or just become what she was before.
You would certainly have many women who sought you out before becoming mothers, and who now, are mothers and have forgotten about you, but who as soon as they "return to their role" come looking for you again.
