Men of Sodahead - what do you think women really want?
Roadscholar
2007/09/26 18:36:19
I'm sincerely curious about what y'all think we want. I'm deliberately not giving you any help here - this is definitely a discussion question!
Top Opinion
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This is what I think women want:+6Honesty, trustworthyness, absolute faithfulness, a future, relatively good looks, companionship, common interests, friendship, understanding. Thats all I can think of so far. Pretty much the same thing I want in a woman. That is if that's what we're talking about here.

















Women 26-32...A serious boyfriend / fiancee, stable job, weekend with the girls and a little more peace
Women 32-40...Marriage, kids, rich husband, weekend getaways, family vacations.
Women over 40...A good time, two or more boyfriends at a time, freedom, gifts, guys who like to dance at clubs and no drama with boyfriends.
I think that every person wants to be loved…to be significant (that they’re feelings count, they’re presence is crucial, that they matter in your life)…to be respected…to receive some reassurance...to feel the warmth of another person’s affection… to be loved…(yeah I know I said that twice…but that’s what it means) These things are so little to ask…and so easy to give.
I guess I'll be reading to see what I left out...
They want a man to respect them, and treat them like dirt
They want a man to love their body, but d nto want ot believe when a man does
The want a man to love their personality, but will not respect them if they do
Women believe the objectivication of a gender is only applicable to them, and this is a tragedy, because it makes them believe men are pigs for loving the female form, but women are not for the opposite?
Women rarely know what they want, and when they get what they say they want and find that they never really wanted it, what then???
1. They want a man to respect them, and treat them like dirt
~We don't WANT ment to treat us like dirt, however, I think because we are caregivers by nature, we have this inherent belief that we can change everyone, and therefore a man who does treat us like dirt seems more attractive, because now it's not a relationship, it's a project
2. They want a man to love their body, but d nto want ot believe when a man does
~We believe....when we say you're lying, etc....often times, we're just trying to pull more info out of you...flattery goes a long way!
3. The want a man to love their personality, but will not respect them if they do
~I have no comment for this, because all I ever want is for someone to like my personality.
In the long run, women want a friend. Someone they can trust as much as a girlfriend and someone they can love as much as they love themselves. ;)
- I think the problem with disbelief comes from insecurity
- The last one is just kind of puzzling to me
Well, tell me why there is always the cliche of the guy in the friend zone?
This is usually the guy who respects the woman's personality, so the thought on this is if a woman has a romantic relationship with this person he will cease to respect the woman in question....
"I think because we are caregivers by nature, we have this inherent belief that we can change everyone, and therefore a man who does treat us like dirt seems more attractive, because now it's not a relationship, it's a project"
I cannot agree with this, totally, because when they do not change and the women do not seem to learn... it is obstinance...
"often times, we're just trying to pull more info out of you"
I believe it more to be a plague of insecurity, and women punish men for their insecurities..
"I have no comment for this, because all I ever want is for someone to like my personality."
You are not the majority of women, you are an exception to the rule...
I do not mean to flatter but of what I know of you, all be it little, I would absolutely chase you like Catholic Priests for Alter Boys...
And, there's nothing wrong with a little flattery.
As for the typos...I was gonna fix them, but I didn't want to hurt your feelings and make you feel like I was grading an essay. LOL
:)
Well thats about it.
Anything goes, man! I think that the answers should be reflective of the personal priorities of those who respond.