This content was originally posted by: CDloveIm going to quote Jane Austen and say,"Happiness in a marriage is entirely a matter of chance" (yeah I have a very pessimistic outlook on relationships of men-women right now).
This content was originally posted by: serialjunkieFirst Congratulations Mary on the 2000th post!
When I was of date-able age, my mom told me something that I find very profound in retrospect. Make sure he loves you more than you can ever love him. Make sure you are the better looking one of the two.
They sound such cliches but I find these eternal truths have helped me find a guy who is faithful and loving. He never was and will never be a rake. I might stray but he is my pillar, he will never. That is the kind of faith and trust I have in him, I trust him more than I can trust myself. Now that is saying something.
Men can reform and how we would all like to be that special woman in a man's life you reforms him with the strength of her love and beauty. Reality - its going to be a tough, heart-breaking, painful and full of drama road. How much of your youth and energy do you want to spend on reforming a guy rather than enjoying things you love to do with a guy who is already on the right track?
If a hot-shot with a string of flings and past broken relationships does not flag a red alert in your mind, then you can rest assure sooner than later you will get a taste of it yourself. This is just reality.
Mills and Boons and All the romance novel genres will have you believe that a rakish guy can be reformed by an extremely innocent, loving and fiesty wife. I say maybe, temporarily. But once you've tasted variety, one is never enough. Sharing this from my experience that was a very close encounter.
This content was originally posted by: jasmine_anihI think Arnav's character is drawn as a successful guy who gets an enormous amount of attention from women. Because ofthe amount of attention he gets, he questions the intention of women in general. His business is his main motivation. Women can come and go for him because he does not define himself by the woman on his arm. He is looking for someone who gets him (his commitment to work), he does not care about her past or where she is from. She just cannot be after his money. He is not a rake - he can commit.
A guy with a wondering eye and there are these guys who place their self esteem on who is on their arm cannot commit.
This content was originally posted by: Marybarton
I tend to like the alpha males who for the most part also (unfortunately) tend to be rakes. I find myself siding with your opinion. Trust does not come easily, especially if I know that person's background is based on non-commitment.
This content was originally posted by: serialjunkieFirst Congratulations Mary on the 2000th post!
When I was of date-able age, my mom told me something that I find very profound in retrospect. Make sure he loves you more than you can ever love him. Make sure you are the better looking one of the two.
They sound such cliches but I find these eternal truths have helped me find a guy who is faithful and loving. He never was and will never be a rake. I might stray but he is my pillar, he will never. That is the kind of faith and trust I have in him, I trust him more than I can trust myself. Now that is saying something.
Men can reform and how we would all like to be that special woman in a man's life you reforms him with the strength of her love and beauty. Reality - its going to be a tough, heart-breaking, painful and full of drama road. How much of your youth and energy do you want to spend on reforming a guy rather than enjoying things you love to do with a guy who is already on the right track?
If a hot-shot with a string of flings and past broken relationships does not flag a red alert in your mind, then you can rest assure sooner than later you will get a taste of it yourself. This is just reality.
Mills and Boons and All the romance novel genres will have you believe that a rakish guy can be reformed by an extremely innocent, loving and fiesty wife. I say maybe, temporarily. But once you've tasted variety, one is never enough. Sharing this from my experience that was a very close encounter.
This content was originally posted by: Marybarton
Your mom's advice is very practical and rings true. It also makes a little sad somehow. The part about going for someone less good looking. What if I am not attracted? ๐ On a serious note, if you are talking personal preferences though, yes loyalty any day. Maybe I can trick him into thinking I am the better looking one lol.
This content was originally posted by: CDloveIn the show itself I believe Arnav didn't have any physical relations with Lavanya after Kushi entered his life (well that's what I would like to think anyway). La tried to fling herself on him several times but Arnav was too pre-occupied with Kushi to take much notice of her. So I would say Arnav in this case did show Loyalty to Kushi by not giving into his premitive needs and refusing to do ๐Lavanaya when she herself offered.
But from a realistic perspective would the real life Arnavs be the same? I don't know. It all depends on the person and what kind of relationship he has with his partner. Honestly I don't know much about men to comment on this.All rakes wouldn't cheat but that doesn't guarantee that these men wouldn't stray either. It doesn't guarantee that any man won't stray. As I said earlier, it would depend on the man and his morals. If you are lucky, you will find that man who will be loyal to you all throughout your life.Im going to quote Jane Austen and say,"Happiness in a marriage is entirely a matter of chance" (yeah I have a very pessimistic outlook on relationships of men-women right now).
This content was originally posted by: serialjunkie
๐ฒ - I hope not owing to this serial!! Cheer up hiru, there are good men out there if you wish to look carefully. They dont necessarily come with stubble, gel and 6-pack abs, but they will make you feel like a queen.
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