martybarker wrote:Gustav, I appreciate your honesty, quite honestly I think it realistic that men think that way.
Though the shoe obviously fit for Tenoch <g>, I think, actually, Marty, that Gus was joking.. :wink:
martybarker wrote:the more inside information you have the better you can play the game. I'm not into playing games but would like to understand if men in general are capable of commitment,loyalty and true love.
Perhaps a good place to start would be to discard this urge to see men as some kind of uniform, collective identity who would all work and think in the same "men way". Men are as different from one to the other as women. So, obviously, there are men who are capable of commitment,loyalty and true love, and there are men who are not, and there are men who are capable of one or two of the three but not the other. Pretty much like with women, or say, right-handed people or Asians.
Also, though I know that what he said directly contradicted the advice of some of the women here (CJ and Osso), I would say that Dadpad is the one who hit the nail on the head.
Let go of the idea that men are this way or that, and that if you only find out "how they work" you can work it the right way - and get to know them as people, who turn out to be likable or not, instead.