I hope it's not too personal, but I've greatly enjoyed the "cock carousel," and when I was finally ready for a relationship, I went for one.
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It's seldom women who complain of being 'friendzoned' coz we usually see friendship as the default.
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Men are more likely to have difficulty having a close emotional bond with a woman and not translating this into romantic/sexual feelings.
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Try this: men "have difficulty" not being sexually attracted to women.
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Yes. And they are very likely to mistake affection from women as sexual interest. Women more likely to read it right.
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I think the claim women connect sex to love/affection more is only true in the sense that they are more likely to require latter b4 former.
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Actually, they distinguish between them more & then feel angry if they feel they've been misled. Men are more likely to blur the lines.
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Hm. I suggest they they "distinguish more" in the sense that they note the absence of romance more, and find it much worse. I line with you.
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Interesting aspect. Countering "it's just hat men feel sexually attracted to all of their female friends" doesn't seem to capture all of it.
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Not all of it, no. Trying to distinguish gendered differences in the relationship between sex & love/romance/emotional connection.
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It makes sense in evolutionary terms for women to be MORE careful abt not mistaking sex for love & seek more evidence of love b4 having sex.
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1 Probably a conflict btw. short-term v. long-term mating. Once they have sex, romantic feelings may make them faithful&create true signals.
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2 This increases the guy's paternity certainty, and can motivate him to invest more resources in her (and the potential baby).
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3 (I promise to say more romantic things on a different occasion.)
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