Why don't women question their choice in men?
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allreasoned_out
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Many women can go through one bad relationship after another in which they are mistreated, but wouldn't question their role in choosing the men who mistreated them. I mean it is men who usually approach women, and women just pick the one they like the best. So you'd figure that after a while they would want to take a hard look at their choices. But no, more often than not they'll only blame the men for being bad.
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allreasoned_out wrote: »Many women can go through one bad relationship after another in which they are mistreated, but wouldn't question their role in choosing the men who mistreated them. I mean it is men who usually approach women, and women just pick the one they like the best. So you'd figure that after a while they would want to take a hard look at their choices. But no, more often than not they'll only blame the men for being bad.
Are you speaking from your experiences as a woman or are you being the voice of reason for your ? of a mammy for laying up with your absentee daddy? -
Women do just that, ironically they do it when they're in the mid thirties, have two or more babies daddies and are 40-60 lbs overweight.
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eternalmoney wrote: »Are you speaking from your experiences as a woman or are you being the voice of reason for your ? of a mammy for laying up with your absentee daddy?
Why would you say something like that? My mother and father are still together. Smh. -
Not a fan of broad generalizations. I don't agree. I've made mistakes in the men I choose, but I'm learning. With time, you grow and you see what mistakes you made and change accordingly. I won't make the same mistakes I made in the past. That has more to do with maturity, not my gender.
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the_underground wrote: »Not a fan of broad generalizations. I don't agree. I've made mistakes in the men I choose, but I'm learning. With time, you grow and you see what mistakes you made and change accordingly. I won't make the same mistakes I made in the past. That has more to do with maturity, not my gender.
I know some women do question their choice in men, but I would say most don't. -
allreasoned_out wrote: »I know some women do question their choice in men, but I would say most don't.
you don't know most women -
BackInWhite wrote: »you don't know most women
yes she does -
makaveli03 wrote: »yes she does
allreasoned_out is a woman? -
BackInWhite wrote: »allreasoned_out is a woman?
yes she is -
The problem here is the man. HE never takes repsonsibility for who HE chooses, He doesn't think for one second that his choices are his fault and his bad but NOOOOO he's a man! He can do wrong! Women suck! He can date all the ? he want and still blame them for him choosing to ? with them.
typical ? ? . -
I think the shoe can be put on the other foot as the question should be asked towards men as well. It's a two-way street in my opinion.
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Soulljah T wrote: »The problem here is the man. HE never takes repsonsibility for who HE chooses, He doesn't think for one second that his choices are his fault and his bad but NOOOOO he's a man! He can do wrong! Women suck! He can date all the ? he want and still blame them for him choosing to ? with them.
typical ? ? .
show a ? yo feet, b
? all that other ? you talkin bout -
Same with men who complain about "? and hoes" all the time yet always get with the same types of ? and hoes. THEN complain because they are jealous of their friends' healthy relationships with a good woman.
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If you find yourself in bad relationship after bad relationship its your fault. Women as well as men need to be better general managers in who they choose. Usually they're is a warning before the storm some choose to take heed others dont.
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