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CharlieZ · 70-79, M
Same can be said about men.
But true, for women and men, the need for attention from more than one is a signature of emotional inmaturity (while is not when from only one).
And it make take apparently contradictory forms and still be deeply the same.
But true, for women and men, the need for attention from more than one is a signature of emotional inmaturity (while is not when from only one).
And it make take apparently contradictory forms and still be deeply the same.
CharlieZ · 70-79, M
@Magenta Yup.
Even so, as the idea that "value comes from within" is no more than a a frivolous mantra, I see as quite mature to seek and get attention from a partner.
Emotional exhibitionism to the "opposite" gender (no matter the "harmless" way it´s expresed) just says that someone may not be ready for a relationship, and probably never will.
Even so, as the idea that "value comes from within" is no more than a a frivolous mantra, I see as quite mature to seek and get attention from a partner.
Emotional exhibitionism to the "opposite" gender (no matter the "harmless" way it´s expresed) just says that someone may not be ready for a relationship, and probably never will.