Women Shouldn't Ask Men Out On Dates - Just Be Available!
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- Women Shouldn't Ask Men Out On Dates - Just Be Available!
Some say this is old fashioned dating, but just watch as relationships deteriorate with passive men taking a free ride as the woman does all the work. Make the man earn your love. Make him step up and be the man he's meant to be, but don't ask him out or you will lose.
Have you ever asked a guy out and regretted it later? What happened?
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I may be considered old fashioned, however, I want to see people succeed in their relationships. I've seen patterns and some patterns work and others don't. What are your thoughts on this topic? What suggestions do you have for others?
Agreed! Men need to take the lead and do the asking.
Any suggestions for others in how to make yourself available, and get him to take the initiative?
What do you do to get the guy's attention and put you on his radar? Sitting around passively isn't going to get him to take the lead.
@@philbrutsche8928 a girl can smile, start a conversation, a glance, participate in activities. Be available, go to functions.
@@philbrutsche8928 I agree. Passivity will rarely put you on the radar of another person. Hopefully some of the tips in the video were helpful to catch the other person's attention.
@@DateRite 100%, relationships - at all stages - is a 2-way street and I think a lot of women forget that, they need to put effort in as well. Men can't read minds!
yup nothing new here, im sure its always been more common for men than for women to remain chronically alone and single later than normal
While this is all fine and good... 30 years ago the expectation and what many woman deliver for what they expect from men makes more and more of them not even bother to ask them anymore. By a man asking, it takes his power away. She's doing him a big favor by dating him. Mature males will take it as a compliment and not play games if she asks. Woman don't want to deal with rejection that men have and more so lately with such high expectations. With the delusion level where it's at with most aiming at the top ten of men, the juice ain't worth the squeeze. With half of what you make being taken, child custody and the house?... You would almost have to be stupid to go through cliched romantic procedures while most woman see relations with men as purely transactional...
Thanks for sharing. I'm familiar with the transactional idea, but am really interested in men and women who want to have a transformational relationship that meets both people's needs, and making that a reality for people. I always come back to what are a person's relationship goals and how can they find/meet someone with the same goals and values so they can have a healthy relationship. Thanks!
@@DateRite While that's all fine and good and maybe even ideal, the way Western society is and the rest of the world now slowly, couples truely loving and supporting each other is becoming rarer and rarer. Even from and evolutionary perspective if you think it's the end all, the dating and lifestyle behaviors of men and women couldn't be more different...
And on idealized dating arranging. I have seen many female dating coaches give up on many western woman's dating requirements as being ridiculously high. Many have become the men they idealized or think they have. The level of delusion and unbridled hypgermy out there now.
Yeah I agree with you on that that finding a person that is mutually supportive is becoming more rare. I've had a lot of friends that I've served with in the Navy pursue more traditional relationships with people from other countries that are more family/marriage oriented. I encourage men to hang in places like churches and service oriented organizations to meet people who often times share a more traditional supportive view of relationships. thanks for your input.