I'm assuming by them you mean men. And yes I'd be lying if I said that. Honestly I could say the same thing about some women. They want to be treated traditionally and classically which is conflicting.
@princess125 posted a good idea. The two people involved in the relationship should discuss what type of relationship they want.
Personally I want a partner. She can make more money than me, be smarter, even fitter than me. It wouldn't bother me. I wouldn't mind being a stay at home dad. I define my manhood, not every other guy.
But I'm the exception due to me being raised in non traditional environments.
On the other hand I'm very masculine.
The bolded is true in many instances as well. I'm not a part of the problem because I know what I want and what I can give, so I seek like-minded individuals.
I can identify with not identifying, as well - being raised in a non-American environment. There's a strong friendship culture where I'm from - which transcends gender, so I was kinda puzzled when I realized the rest of the world wasn't like that. Till this day I value being sheltered so much, because that's the only way to retain your individuality in a world full of parrots.
The first time I've heard about height being a crucial factor in a male's desirability was when I was 18. I can understand the biological aspect of it now, but it's never been a factor for me. lol None of the boys I liked were tall and it has remained that way for the most part. What I'm trying to say is, if I had been exposed to these sweeping statements at a young age, height could be a deciding factor in my preferences.
Don't let anyone take away your ability to think for yourself. Even statistics can be deceiving since they only deal with numbers, not history. Read a lot. Especially if you don't agree with them.



. Our family friend, this 75 year old retired Southern, White school principal told me that she married at 17 because she wanted to have sex with her well endowed boyfriend at the time and didn't want to be considered a whore
, I guess because that was the mindset and culture then, nevermind that her first husband was a drunk and a philanderer and not husband material. She said her kids were the biggest reward and the best thing out of her marriages.
This post made me feel like crying
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