My ex was always quick to tear up when he was both sad and happy and I loves that he was so free with his emotions that way. I've always been attracted to men who can express their emotions freely without holding back, you can never know someone without that.
To anyone coming to visit this site, we're nothing more than soaped up big dicks and 6pack abs around here. I feel so objectified!
If you want appreciation, I would suggest getting it from your lady which I am sure you do. This forum is filled with many divorcees, some of which have seriously been screwed over by their exes, as well as some unappreciated spouses. I believe most people are very close to their 40s as well, so, you kind of have to take into account that many are "Not tryin to hear dat shit" when it comes to whether or not men are appreciated. Kind of like when we hear that "white women suffer so much" crap and as bm in America, it's rather hard to listen to considering our past and current plight. I am not saying it's right for either sides, but hey, that's reality.
Exposing the fact that some of us aren't here to try and get "E-laid" and are actually willing to hold on to our different opinions and views. For some on here, if you aren't getting on your knees with your hands folded and praying to them before you go to bed you are essentially "the enemy".
Trust, we TRY to teach you how to treat us right, but you TDK, refuse to acknowledge it. Again, you blame the woman for the character defect of an assholey man. Like it's women's fault he is one. Like women enjoy them and want more of them. Men who are assholes are that, because they don't appreciate a woman's worth.
Thanks for the rep. As far as the penis enemy goes, I am fine with that. The truth is that no matter what we do, or say in this forum doesn't actually matter in real life. We all have our lives, and quite frankly, that is all we need. Some may hate men, some may hate women, but it more than likely doesn't translate to their day to day lives. I have an off topic question. Is it true that you have to cut off your lochs if you want a different hair style?
I'm pushed for time this morning so this will be shorter than I'd like. I can only speak for myself, but yes, I do appreciate men. I admit to being a little cynical these days from my dating adventures (I just seem to have a knack for connecting with the wrong guys), but I recognize that men are uniquely different than women and I have no desire to be "one of the guys." I appreciate many of the men in my life from co-workers, to friends, to family to some of the men I have dated. Even my ex. While I was hurt very badly by him, I know that not all men are like him. And he does have some admirable qualities despite his mistakes. Men bring a different POV on almost every subject I can think of. I love their masculinity, the way they think in black & white (where I tend to think in gray). I like that many men have the desire to protect and provide. I have come to understand that what a man needs/wants is often different than what a woman wants but it's not wrong, just different. I will say, that the very things I appreciate about a man can also cause frustration at times, being a woman and thinking so differently. I didn't watch but a minute or two of the video so I'm not sure what her point was. For myself, I do appreciate men and I don't like to see gender roles blurred. I may joke or be a bit cynical, but my world would be a very boring and uninteresting place without men. So to all y'all - :smt049
