Wake
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- Jun 11, 2013
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Hey, please don't try to laugh.
We're talking personality. How exactly should a man be and behave around a woman?
What exactly is a woman looking for when she's looking for a potential mate, when it comes to personality? I want to be a gentleman, but I don't think that's enough.
You are women, and I make no attempt to assume what it is you have and do search for in men.
In my personal and work life, I am gentle, kind, respectful, hard-working, funny, and mature. Also, bashful, shy, tends to over-think, and can be anxious at times.
What is it personality-wise that attracts you to a man?
What was it about him that made him worthy of your time?
I want to be more confident and manly, but remain gentle, kind, and tender with my patients and potential mate. Would a woman prefer a man who is warm, not shy when it comes to focusing on and talking with her, and is truly loving of people? More than some of these traits I have possessed for quite some time [everyone evolves and matures over time], but I feel I suffer on some of them when ground down, tired, and stressed. I want to know better how exactly I should model myself when it comes to being a man worthy of a woman's time and attention, and possible love.
Could you share with me what you honestly look for in a man, or what in his personality attracted you to date and marry him? I want to fall in love with a loving young lady, treat her with love and attention and respect, and truly bond with her at a deep, emotional level. I am not the kind of man who wants to be with a woman just for sex. No, I want a loving best friend to keep dating and going on adventures with, even after we say our vows. I don't want to just be in love with Her, but be in a strong and lasting relationship with her. Life just feels empty without a loved one to spend time with.
You've undoubtedly been in relationships before me, and I put far more stock in what a woman thinks, than what some men think, who more often than not are more interested in lust, than emotional love. Words of advice here could definitely affect my future. Please help this young guy out, yeah?
MeBelle
skye
Gracie
Bonzi
BlueGin
Wolfsister77
AquaAthena
AngelsNDemons
candycorn
boedicca
ChrisL
emilynghiem
Jeremiah
Againsheila
AyeCantSeeYou
koshergrl
BlackSand
Coyote
Foxfyre
Sarah G
We're talking personality. How exactly should a man be and behave around a woman?
What exactly is a woman looking for when she's looking for a potential mate, when it comes to personality? I want to be a gentleman, but I don't think that's enough.
You are women, and I make no attempt to assume what it is you have and do search for in men.
In my personal and work life, I am gentle, kind, respectful, hard-working, funny, and mature. Also, bashful, shy, tends to over-think, and can be anxious at times.
What is it personality-wise that attracts you to a man?
What was it about him that made him worthy of your time?
I want to be more confident and manly, but remain gentle, kind, and tender with my patients and potential mate. Would a woman prefer a man who is warm, not shy when it comes to focusing on and talking with her, and is truly loving of people? More than some of these traits I have possessed for quite some time [everyone evolves and matures over time], but I feel I suffer on some of them when ground down, tired, and stressed. I want to know better how exactly I should model myself when it comes to being a man worthy of a woman's time and attention, and possible love.
Could you share with me what you honestly look for in a man, or what in his personality attracted you to date and marry him? I want to fall in love with a loving young lady, treat her with love and attention and respect, and truly bond with her at a deep, emotional level. I am not the kind of man who wants to be with a woman just for sex. No, I want a loving best friend to keep dating and going on adventures with, even after we say our vows. I don't want to just be in love with Her, but be in a strong and lasting relationship with her. Life just feels empty without a loved one to spend time with.
You've undoubtedly been in relationships before me, and I put far more stock in what a woman thinks, than what some men think, who more often than not are more interested in lust, than emotional love. Words of advice here could definitely affect my future. Please help this young guy out, yeah?
MeBelle
skye
Gracie
Bonzi
BlueGin
Wolfsister77
AquaAthena
AngelsNDemons
candycorn
boedicca
ChrisL
emilynghiem
Jeremiah
Againsheila
AyeCantSeeYou
koshergrl
BlackSand
Coyote
Foxfyre
Sarah G
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