In my experience, the guys have been the one who "fall in love" first.Men are sentimental that way.
Men want love.
Women love the idea of being in love.
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Yep I'm settled now and that shyt is goat. I can now concentrate on my career one hunnid without worrying about this chick or that or when I'm gonna get laid. All that dating, texting, not texting/calling shyt is over and I don't miss it one bit

I believe he is suggesting the latterAre you suggesting that women don't want love too or do they just love the idea and don't actually want it?
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Well said. ReppedIn my experience, the guys have been the one who "fall in love" first.
But it's not real love. They meet a nice girl then start acting like all their dreams have been answered and that she's gonna make their lives better.
Like they fall in love with the idea of this manic pixie dream girl and how she's gonna make them happy. That's not love. That's infatuation.
They fall in love with the idea of love. Not the person, then they act surprised when the chick isn't happy or turns out to be crazy because they never really gotten to really know her. They were just satisfied with the superficial.
But then again this is mostly based on younger dudes. I think some dudes grow out of this mindset as they get older.
Men are sentimental that way.
Men want love.
Women love the idea of being in love.
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In my experience, the guys have been the one who "fall in love" first.
But it's not real love. They meet a nice girl then start acting like all their dreams have been answered and that she's gonna make their lives better.
Like they fall in love with the idea of this manic pixie dream girl and how she's gonna make them happy. That's not love. That's infatuation.
They fall in love with the idea of love. Not the person, then they act surprised when the chick isn't happy or turns out to be crazy because they never really gotten to really know her. They were just satisfied with the superficial.
But then again this is mostly based on younger dudes. I think some dudes grow out of this mindset as they get older.
These both sound like oversimplifications to me
In my experience, the guys have been the one who "fall in love" first.
But it's not real love. They meet a nice girl then start acting like all their dreams have been answered and that she's gonna make their lives better.
Like they fall in love with the idea of this manic pixie dream girl and how she's gonna make them happy. That's not love. That's infatuation.
They fall in love with the idea of love. Not the person, then they act surprised when the chick isn't happy or turns out to be crazy because they never really gotten to really know her. They were just satisfied with the superficial.
But then again this is mostly based on younger dudes. I think some dudes grow out of this mindset as they get older.


He's a piece of shyt a$$hole that I keep on ignore for a reason
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Dissertations are usually posted in Higher Learning

Both posts look like over-generalizations

Baby don't hurt me?What is love?
What do men think love is?
What do you think most women think love is?

Real talk.