Re: What do women want?
Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 10:05 pm
With the right man, at the right time children are a beautiful addition to a relationship.Electric Eye wrote:it is simple: women want children...
With the right man, at the right time children are a beautiful addition to a relationship.Electric Eye wrote:it is simple: women want children...
I guess I wasn't quite clear, I most certainly think it's best to stick with one at a time. But the idea of getting married or otherwise securing the relationship doesn't really hit me, as if it was meant to last forever it would. Pressure of idealistic ways of thinking might just make things harder, but anyone can go their way. All I was saying is that whatever might be utopia for one could be reality for another and nobody would be wrong if nobody gets hurt. Personally I'm quite the monogamous type btw.Lilith wrote:is not a universal rule but believe me...I really think polygamy is an utopia (at least in us, human beings). It maybe sounds interesting and fun when your feelings are "free". But once you find the one you love and feel connected with, you really don't wanna share him/her. And I'm not even talking about fairy tale stories, but a natural feeling of possesion. So, polygamy would become a nightmare sooner or later.Jaakko wrote:To quote Seinfeld from the pilot episode: "Men know what men want, women know what men want, what do men want? Women!" But nobody has the slightest idea of what women want!
By the way, the relationship rules are only written out when the two (or more!) parties involved write/sign them. Anything is possible and any agreement is right when it's all between the persons involved. Monogamy is just one, quite succesful fashion but not a universal rule.
FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK no!!! I'd die first.Electric Eye wrote:it is simple: women want children...
So I am "developed form of polygamy"?Lilith wrote:To quote Seinfeld from the pilot So, polygamy would become a nightmare sooner or later.
In spite of the beauty, joy and challenge of having children, these days it is a troubled&often harsh world---and IMO, it would be somewhat cruel&selfish to bring a child into it. I'm not being pessimistic, but realistic. However, I would not try to talk a married couple, for example, out of having a child if they have thought about it&planned responsibly for the child.NeonVomit wrote:True, many women today do not want kids. Hence falling fertility rates in most of the developed world.
Actually it depends on the women. It's true that more and more of them don't want any child, because they simply want to enjoy their life (it's the same reason why many women want to get divorced after only a few years. It's a part of the "Women Revolution" or "Women Freedom" or "Women Independance" or whatever it is called). One reason is also because it's difficult to (be interested in) raising a child when you see how many divorces are around.NeonVomit wrote:True, many women today do not want kids. Hence falling fertility rates in most of the developed world.
You always are telling me you want grandchildren one day!browneyedgirl wrote:In spite of the beauty, joy and challenge of having children, these days it is a troubled&often harsh world---and IMO, it would be somewhat cruel&selfish to bring a child into it. I'm not being pessimistic, but realistic. However, I would not try to talk a married couple, for example, out of having a child if they have thought about it&planned responsibly for the child.NeonVomit wrote:True, many women today do not want kids. Hence falling fertility rates in most of the developed world.