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FoxyGoddess · 51-55, F
Idk man. It seems like all it takes is one heart break and they are instantly misogynistic. I don't get it.
Women have to deal with men potentially being abusive and violent, and yet, they still manage to have faith in love.
Men though. One bad thing and they tap out and become haters.
I have to ask, who has more courage here? Men or women? Because it looks like women.
Women have to deal with men potentially being abusive and violent, and yet, they still manage to have faith in love.
Men though. One bad thing and they tap out and become haters.
I have to ask, who has more courage here? Men or women? Because it looks like women.
FoxyGoddess · 51-55, F
@HoeBag Yeah, I don't get that whole blaming thing after a break up. Unless there were serious things that were dangerous happening, assigning blame is weird. Sometimes, relationships just don't work out. 🤷♀
HoeBag · 46-50, F
@FoxyGoddess Logically it is true that some just do not work, but I think typically with so much emotion involved, that is why things hit the fan. Because sometimes, one person is still in love and when they get dumped, it hurts seriously.
Unless both parties mutually want to move on.
That was the case with my marriage. I think we just both wanted our own lives back. We are friends to this day. Yeah we went through some rough patches but none of it matters now.
Unless both parties mutually want to move on.
That was the case with my marriage. I think we just both wanted our own lives back. We are friends to this day. Yeah we went through some rough patches but none of it matters now.