After years of observation and study, I've concluded that the typical straight male goes through much — if not all — of his life quite deeply confused about why any woman would like *him* or the things he would like to do with and/or to her
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Sure, such couples exist. But I don't know if intimacy+trust will be enough because the real issue is self-confidence, an internal rooted sense of self-worth. If you don't have that, intimacy will be just a band-aid.
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To me this sounds like taking too much responsibility for the partners state of mind and self security. Like not my job to make you feel secure enough to achieve your full potential and if it is that might create a window for abuse. But def believe in positive benefits
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Like how many times have you had to coddle a dude to make sure he feels safe about his achievements and doesn’t that make you want to vomit and also cost way too much energy
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1) My wife and I are independently competent. We make a good team, she with the higher EQ and me the thinker. I don’t feel a particular responsibility for her competence, more for her well being and happiness. Relying on her to bolster my competence feels a little like abdication
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2) Idk, maybe I’m missing something but if so I’m not missing it much.
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By competence to you mean life skills and achievement or like, do I give you enough love? Bc feeling loved obviously creates massive benefits and so does a positive reward loop to generate incentive and momentum of always trying to give more
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this could be a self-help book length essay
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