by Guest » Fri Apr 23, 2010 3:05 pm
[QUOTE=Bull Run;35873]Wait, is it the opposite? When she got that bug up her ass, you were no longer interested right? Once she became more masculine then you decided that she had no place in your life. That's how I read what you wrote.[/QUOTE]
Well, "independent" was really a euphemism for "unmarried." She is not the independent type. It didn't take her long to get remarried and start depending on someone else. What led to our divorce was that we didn't relate to each other, largely because she didn't have any drive. The bug up her ass was the excuse to get divorced. She has no career and no drive.
[quote]I have no desire to have children of any kind. I don't like children, I don't want children, and I will fight as hard as I can to never have any. So, I could give two shits about my wife being a good mom. I'm more concerned with whether or not she satisfies my needs. But, I don't want to marry a woman that doesn't work. Now I don't want her to have a job just to have a job. Instead, I would like for her to spend her days pursuing her passion without regard to how much it pays. I'll take care of the money, I'll make plenty of it, I'll be happy to share it with her. But, I still want her doing something that she finds fulfilling and that makes her happy.
Of course, in return for the standard of living I will provide for her and the freedom I will grant her to pursue whatever it is that she has a passion for I expect for her to provide me with certain things in return: I expect for an orderly household, I expect for her to be supportive when necessary and nuturing when I, albeit rarely, require it, when we're together I expect to be the primary priority in her life (when we're apart she can focus on other things), I expect for her to fight to stay fit and beautiful, I expect for her to satisfy me sexually, I expect for her to be loyal, and I expect for her to respect me as the man that I am.[/quote]
Good response. I relate to a lot of what you say.
The way I look at it, I am pretty happy being by myself. I don't need a woman to cook or clean or fold my clothes. If I ever get married again, it will be because I found someone who challenges me, interests me, but also supports me, respects me, adores me, and fucks me like a porn star.
[quote]As for the virgin statement, in my sarging days I picked up one virgin. She was fresh out of college and had never had sex of any kind. Her decision was based more on her religious views than anything else. We went out 4 or 5 times and I never made a strong sexual move on her because I figured out early on that she still had her V Card. But, I was intrigued by her. Here was an awesome girl that I knew was 100% untainted and pure. At the time, I thought that fact was sad. I thought that she would be horrible in bed. Alas, I never did find out. One night she essentially begged for me to be the one and I refused. I didn't want to take it from her. I suppose I was just scared of what that meant, don't know.
Today, when I wake up next to a girl that I've probably only known for a few short, drunken hours I ask myself how many men have been in this position? How many men have slept in this same spot? How many men has she recieved? Does she even know my last name? That's when I think of the virgin. I knew what I was getting with her: a clean, untainted slate. And, I would have had a great chance to sexually liberate her and craft her into the sexual partner that I require. Technique be damned. Experienced or not. In time, with practice, she'll learn to please me and only me. There's something to be said for that...[/quote]
I don't want a complete whore. However, whoever she fucked before she met me has nothing to do with me. I am who I am independent of the men she knew before me. I am absolute.
That's how I feel about feminism too. Whether women are becoming more masculine or indpendnet, I don't care. Whether other men become more feminine, I don't care. That doesn't have anything to do with me. As a man, I am absolute. I do not define my masculinity relative to other men or women.
I try to apply that perspective to all areas of my life. I do not define who I am relative to other people. I do not define my success in my career relative to my coworkers. I do not define my physical fitness relative to people on TV. I do not experience happiness dependent upon the angry guy who cut me off on the tollway. I had to work at it, but this is a perspective that has helped me quite a bit.
As for sexually liberating a woman and crafting her into the sexual being I desire, I don't know if I want that responsibility. It seems like you didn't want that responsibility either. If you are willing to take that on now, then I admire you. They say women are like snowflakes. I don't want to make a snowflake. There are plenty of them out there, and many of them fit what I'm looking for.