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Dumb shit right there. Suggesting "hey, wanna go to (insert choice here)?" That's cool.
But straight up being completely inconsiderate of the person you're supposed to love? Asshole maneuver.
I bet you think ladies lurve it when you make their menu selection for them too.
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Deep down, they want you to be the boss...make the decisions. Even if they bitch about it.
* When you get comfortable with this, take it to the next level. You Choose first. Without asking.
Dumb shit right there. Suggesting "hey, wanna go to (insert choice here)?" That's cool.
But straight up being completely inconsiderate of the person you're supposed to love? Asshole maneuver.
I bet you think ladies lurve it when you make their menu selection for them too.
Have you ever had a long term relationship with a woman? (M/F type, Lesbian not applicable in this instance).
In an ideal world, the Man would say "Hey honey, I'd like to take you out someplace special tominght. Where would you like to go?"
the Woman replies, "I would love to try that new
Italian place"
. * (whatever- fill in the blank).
The Man says "Great, lets Go!"
However, it rarely ever works out that way. Nobody can say exactly why. it's one of those eternal mysteries.
I remember my parents having decades of arguments over this, and various variations on the theme.
I've been married for 15 years now, and I've fallen for it a time or two, however, I learned the hard way, and reformed my ways. Just 'cause you think something should be a certain way, doesn't make it so. Sometimes, it's better to just accept things at face value. Granted, every couple is different. However, this is something that, weirdly enough, strikes at the heart of the M/F relationship.
I submit that a Man saying "Hey Hon, I'm taking you out tonight!". Is preferable than causing a lot of bad blood over stupid miscommunication.
You might be the one woman in 1000 that can have a positive conversation on the subject, but you would be in the minority. That's what this thread is about. As you can see, it's a pretty universal malady.