
WaterCup
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Posted by MrWendall
thinking...
marriage maybe... but i think i have to shatter that view. regular relationships don't work for me.

Posted by MrWendall
religion lol! ironic i just said i believe in marriage! i'm not the type to congregate and dress up on a sunday or go to bible studies. i'm not fond of old dudes telling me what to do with my life for an hour and splashing water on me at the end of it.
from your list...
i'm cool with the children out of wedlock i think there's beauty in that sort of dysfunction. iv been watching californication tho and i'm impressionable lol!
i'm fine being pursued but i did pop the question the 1 time i was engaged.

Posted by PotHeadVirgo24
I still believe that there should be more phat then muscle in a womans buttocks.

Posted by Mr. Defense
I'm the epitome of old fashioned. I have a lot of old fashioned mannerisms. I still wear suits when I go out, still wear slacks and button up shirts to work even though I don't have to, etc. I still treat women in an old fashioned way too, like I always pay for dinner. Though I more so call it bring a class act moreso than anything.

Posted by tiziani
The more I go along the more I discover I am old fashioned about many things, but only towards myself and my family. The rest of the world, of course I respect they are free to do whatever they want. None of my business. If you ask the older generations they would say I am part of a generation that is too individual and stopped caring about community. I suppose they have a point.

Posted by Theatrum
I agree with everything listed except it's more of a personal preference than a belief. I don't find it shocking/have a problem with women proposing, pursuing or having sex with more partners at once. I have a hard time understanding how people do find any of that strange, different mentalities, different folks, it's whatevz.
I find it interesting that everyone associated old-fashion beliefs to man/woman relationships, marriage, etc. Mr. D mentioned mannerisms, that's more up my alley. I also try to go by "old-fashioned" respect as much as I can.

Posted by ninjutsu
When my dad got a managerial promotion at work he always went in wearing a suit and tie even though he didn't have to, which I found weird. My mum thought it was sweet. It is a bit cute but I just can't really get with the logic behind it. I don't think I'm particularly that way at all, no.

Posted by tizianiPosted by WaterCupPosted by tiziani
The more I go along the more I discover I am old fashioned about many things, but only towards myself and my family. The rest of the world, of course I respect they are free to do whatever they want. None of my business. If you ask the older generations they would say I am part of a generation that is too individual and stopped caring about community. I suppose they have a point.
Long time, no see 🙂
Welcome back, Pretty 😛
(Bats Libra lashes)
Good to see you again too sweetheart 😛click to expand

Posted by ninjutsu
If the tutu wearing doctor came across with searing sharpness and eloquence, that would likely sway me irrespective of the attire. I'm far too impressed by intelligence, though. Something I'm aware of and working on 😛

Posted by ninjutsu
Well yea of course I'd notice and laugh or something, but if he came across really astutely I'd just think he was really eccentric and I'd probably be impressed by it, knowing me. I'm abnormal in that way though 😛


Posted by sweethearts
I do believe in respecting your elders and yes a man courts a woman.





Posted by MilkySoftPosted by WaterCupPosted by sweethearts
I do believe in respecting your elders and yes a man courts a woman.
OMG, a big yes at respecting your elders. I'm a huge fan of that one. I still stand up for an old person sit if there are no other sits available. I do not stand up for pregnant women though, not my problem you're pregnant. Some even give you a look that tells you to get up, I don't.
Hm, I don't really get that, because it's not really your problem someone is old or handicapped either, if a woman is heavily pregnant I would definitely give up my seat.
And yeah, my nickname in college was "grandma" because a lot of my old-fashioned mannerisms. I hate to sound dramatic but I find the general lack of respect and consideration out in society today to be very draining.click to expand

Posted by MilkySoftPosted by WaterCupPosted by sweethearts
I do believe in respecting your elders and yes a man courts a woman.
OMG, a big yes at respecting your elders. I'm a huge fan of that one. I still stand up for an old person sit if there are no other sits available. I do not stand up for pregnant women though, not my problem you're pregnant. Some even give you a look that tells you to get up, I don't.
Hm, I don't really get that, because it's not really your problem someone is old or handicapped either, if a woman is heavily pregnant I would definitely give up my seat.
And yeah, my nickname in college was "grandma" because a lot of my old-fashioned mannerisms. I hate to sound dramatic but I find the general lack of respect and consideration out in society today to be very draining.click to expand

Posted by MilkySoft
Well, it's true I don't know what being pregnant feels like...
Also, the thought of Facebook wedding invitations really bothers me and I hear it's pretty popular for people to handle their guest attendance that way. Not only do I find it very impersonal, but it seems like a good way to have people just say they're going and not show up, or bring a couple extras.
Posted by MilkySoftPosted by sweetheartsPosted by MilkySoftPosted by WaterCupPosted by sweethearts
I do believe in respecting your elders and yes a man courts a woman.
OMG, a big yes at respecting your elders. I'm a huge fan of that one. I still stand up for an old person sit if there are no other sits available. I do not stand up for pregnant women though, not my problem you're pregnant. Some even give you a look that tells you to get up, I don't.
Hm, I don't really get that, because it's not really your problem someone is old or handicapped either, if a woman is heavily pregnant I would definitely give up my seat.
And yeah, my nickname in college was "grandma" because a lot of my old-fashioned mannerisms. I hate to sound dramatic but I find the general lack of respect and consideration out in society today to be very draining.
So you'd sit down and watch an older person stand and struggle with a train/bus ride standing? Typical youngster of today with no respect!! Do you berate your mother too?
Huh?? Of course I give up my seat for old folks! I was trying to understand WaterCup's reasons for standing up for an older person and not a pregnant woman.click to expand



Posted by PiscVirgAquaFishPosted by PiscVirgAquaFish
Men should be providers and protectors. I plan to work always, but I would like to know that I can depend on my partner to provide income if I lost my job or something. As far as protection, I think women genuinely want to feel safe with the man they're with. Should the worst happen, like say I'm being attacked or something, can I count on him to have my back? Or is he gonna be running so fast that I can't even catch up with him, assuming I'm able to get away.
If there's a strange noise late at night is he going to volunteer to check it out? Or give me a look that says "Shit you check it out."
And if another man comes out his mouth at me wrong. Is he gonna be like " Hold up bro, you can't talk to my girl/wife like that." Or stay detached from the situation hoping that I will just "handle it."
I don't know if these are traditional views. But I hate a punk @ss man. 😛click to expand

Posted by narbil
Has any man been scorned by a lady for holding the door open for them?
Not a good feeling..

Posted by GreyhamePosted by WaterCup
What 'old fashion' beliefs do you still go by?
I still believe in no children out of wedlock.
I still believe that it's a man's duty to pursue a relationship with a woman & not the other way around. Women who propose marriage to men shock me.
I still believe that a woman's body is a temple & that it should have as few 'devotees' as possible. No promiscuity.
Your turn..
I think that
1) you should have only one partner for life
2) man should be the breadwinner of the family and play his roleclick to expand

Posted by PiscVirgAquaFishPosted by MrWendall
So if some two ton chick was about to grab your hair he should punch her in the face?
LOL. I assume this is directed at Ninja. But I still wanted to respond. If a two ton chick was trying to grab my hair I would prefer he try to diffuse the situation or at least talk ME out of punching her in the face. However two tons is a whole lot of woman. If she jump on me I'm gonna need his help pulling her off. Still, I would rather he let me fight her and curse her out, than it be him. It just looks bad, to me, when a man curses a woman out and/or hits her.click to expand

Posted by PiscVirgAquaFish...
Though if she is truly that big, once I get her to fall on her back she will flail like a turtle. The fight is pretty much mine then. Ground and pound MMA style . Haha.
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I still believe in no children out of wedlock.
I still believe that it's a man's duty to pursue a relationship with a woman & not the other way around. Women who propose marriage to men shock me.
I still believe that a woman's body is a temple & that it should have as few 'devotees' as possible. No promiscuity.
Your turn..