LibrasRule36!
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Posted by LibrasRule36!
Does it seem like women are the ones who keep relationships afloat?
I don't like to generalize but I was in the grocery store this weekend and while I was waiting to be rung up I looked at the magazines on display. A lot of them was advising a woman to do x,y,& z to get/please/keep a man right on the covers. Why is there so much material geared toward women to 'do this, do that' for a man? When I read various men's magazines it is rare that I see such articles - only ones on how to hit her g-spot.
(This is so irritating to me)


Posted by Jason2213
You're making me think now. Perhaps I'm already lost.

Posted by Shaks
That sounds like something someone who joined dxp last month would say 😉

Posted by BellaBulleautiful
I'll tell ya old Aunt Bell's secret to relational bliss (and pay no mind to the fact old aunt bells is doomed to die alone)........
If a man and a woman both choose to love and be together....then they should choose to concentrate completely on their lover's happiness (no not just sexually)and completely forget their own.but they must both choose to do this.in doing this,we both are very happy and always getting our needs met (relationally),because you are putting me first and I am putting you first.this is called selfless love,and many don't want to let go of their own selfishness in order to see that it works....but it does.I learned of this to late,but will practice it again one day when some sucker thinks I'm all that. 🙂


Posted by Shaks
Yep, poor Jason will end up believing everyone out there is as dysfunctional as most people posting on dxp 😛



Posted by little_sparrow
* Why is there so much material geared toward women to 'do this, do that' for a man?
This is the great question. It annoys the crap out of me to. I think it has to do with gender expectation and gender reality.
* Women are generally, by nature, nurturers and caregivers, and feel they must do it all.
Not by nature but by nurture. It is a gender role not a sex role. 🙂
But I agree. I think in this society there is still an underlying belief that if a single woman without husband and children, whether by choice or not, is to be pitied.

Posted by Arm a Gettin
Actually, there are various sites such as the massively popular site, Askmen.com, that has several online articles featuring ways to please women both emotionally and physically. There are also articles written in magazines about how to please women and keep them interested. There is also popular magazines that feature a plethora of articles focused on giving relationship tips to guys. Articles like these can be found in well-known magazines like Men's Health. You can see just as many articles with dating tips and the like in Men's Health as you can in Cosmopolitan. I don't think there's a double standard anymore with the traditional thinking that females are the only ones who should work at keeping a relationship going and pleasing her man. It's 50/50.



Posted by little_sparrow
HA HA! Way to call me out!
Yeah. I am finishing my honours degree with majors in Sociology and Anthropology and a small minor in Middle Egyptian hieroglyphs (although I am only kind of toying with that 'cause it is fun) so I can go on to do post-grad probably socio-economics in post-colonial Africa (country to be decided) with a focus on protection of indigenous populations and knowledge. I think heaven cried sweet tears of relief when I decided to return and finish. It is so obviously where I belong. 🙂
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I don't like to generalize but I was in the grocery store this weekend and while I was waiting to be rung up I looked at the magazines on display. A lot of them was advising a woman to do x,y,& z to get/please/keep a man right on the covers. Why is there so much material geared toward women to 'do this, do that' for a man? When I read various men's magazines it is rare that I see such articles - only ones on how to hit her g-spot.
(This is so irritating to me)