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Boring and Bitchy

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The beginning phase of a relationship is amazing. Everything is fun. There is little drama, and no one says, "Relationships take work." Instead, everything flows. Why do relationships later start becoming work? Men get boring and women get bitchy. A man's natural state is a cave dweller. Even men who conquer eventually build kingdoms. Soon enough, the man sees no reason to leave his castle. Men tend towards reclusiveness and boringness.  A woman's natural state is a bitch. Women admit this, though they use euphemisms. "I'm just very demanding." Or, "I have high expectations." It's all the same shit. Women expect men to please them, and when men don't, women share their opinions. Thus, every man who wants a relationship has to fight his inner bore...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on March 24, 2011 (boomark / email).

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