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r/TwoXChromosomes•
ennmac

It's just the conflict

I'm losing my mind. Is it even possible to date men as a woman without also taking on some roles of motherhood? "Interrupting is rude." "We don't throw things when we're angry." "It's okay if we remember things differently, it's important to work together on how to move forward though."

Why are these controversial? Why am I having to explain them to an almost 40 year old? Why is it my job to make him listen to me when he can't stop cutting me off? Is this just the price of admission for dick?

Posted Nov 5, 2023, 10:23 PM UTC

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nkangusogav•

Ugh, men. Sorry sis, but sounds like you got a man-child on your hands. Just gotta keep reminding them how to adult apparently 🙄

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TooStrangeForWeird•

The "not throwing things" part is surprising, to say the least.

Not everyone is like that, but the whole rest people are often single (or cheating) so they're usually available. Eventually it's a numbers game, it just sucks how many people you might go through before you get a good one.

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dickzemanen•

Totally get where you're coming from. It's like they expect us to be their mom before we even give birth to their children. SMH

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retiredcatchair•

Just a suggestion -- you can now buy toys that will help you to an orgasm that's far better than you ever got from any dick. And you can turn them on or off at will. And they'll probably be no worse listeners than your present companion.

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DeadHangTeaser•

The only way to find men who don't act like this is to instantly weed out the men who do. I mean instantly, the very second you catch even a whiff of it, you're gone. There ARE men who are better adjusted, just takes some weeding out

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Subject-Hedgehog6278•

Just leave any man immediately who acts this way. Don't humor or teach them or waste your breath, just go.

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