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16 Things Your Boyfriend Should be Telling You

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Quote by Mazza


Useful to men? Lol

Well, I think you'll find that it's a good indicator of how she feels about you, herself and also the relationship, and while these things might not be useful to you, what makes you think it's healthy for us to think guys don't want to hear it? That's where problems arise, when things get bottled up and end up erupting...

I'm sure that in "doing" you feel you're expressing your love for your partner, but for me personally, I need some emotional and intellectual nurturing and stimulation too.

I don't want to hear empty "I love yous" all the time, but the thread wasn't just about that. It was about expressing one's feelings and desires, that's all. It's not your bag, I get it, but it shouldn't detract from anyone else's needs/wants/opinions and quite frankly, I think it's much healthier to express oneself.


I have to reluctantly agree with you.
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Passive aggressive, nope. Just telling you that you opened the door. Another poster made a comment from a male perspective so I gave my interpretation. Nothing to do with it? Well, if your content to be selfish and one way about things then I guess from your point of view it probably doesn't have anything to do with he OP. (Although I'm STILL not clear on how my remarks concerning what was meant by another post fit that description or why it was Me you chose to open fire on. Gotta give ya credit though it wasn't passive, just aggressive, needlessly so.) Next, time you post something you might want to consider that any time you're talking about personal relationships other people just MIGHT have thoughts and feelings that do not of necessity agree with everything you have to say. Clear enough now? Oh, and forgive me for offering those of your gender who might be in need of it or might have friends or family who do; a resource written by an expert (not self styled, this one has a doctorate.)
Thank you Mazza!

That describes how I've felt about my wife for 43 years. Not by rote, just those feelings and thoughts that I've lived by with her. Now her memory is going away and it's the saddest thing in the world. She doesn't remember me asking her to marry me or our wedding. I would not have missed a single moment of it though, even the rough times, because every one of them made us what we are and now each is a memory for me that I cherish and hold close.

And, yeah, sometimes I lay awake at night and stare up into the dark and remember her and cry. She's still with me but it's progressing and it's getting more difficult to take care of her. When I can't any more I don't know what I'll do. She has been my life for all that time.

I hope I can keep some of these memories as mine go away too. I can feel it start with new small things to remember and it's very frightening. If I can't i do not want to continue.

Lush is actually helping me with that. Several young ladies have adopted me as "Grandpa" and I love it. I offer advice and caring and treat them like my kids. Soft where needed but harder when that's needed. Others have given me pictures of themselves and talked about sex with me and I love it. I'd pretty much given up on that when my wife did. One has offered me even more in many emails. If I ever get to meet her I think I'll love her like I did my wife.
I am always a gentleman.
Quote by Wardog
Passive aggressive, nope. Just telling you that you opened the door. Another poster made a comment from a male perspective so I gave my interpretation. Nothing to do with it? Well, if your content to be selfish and one way about things then I guess from your point of view it probably doesn't have anything to do with he OP. (Although I'm STILL not clear on how my remarks concerning what was meant by another post fit that description or why it was Me you chose to open fire on. Gotta give ya credit though it wasn't passive, just aggressive, needlessly so.) Next, time you post something you might want to consider that any time you're talking about personal relationships other people just MIGHT have thoughts and feelings that do not of necessity agree with everything you have to say. Clear enough now? Oh, and forgive me for offering those of your gender who might be in need of it or might have friends or family who do; a resource written by an expert (not self styled, this one has a doctorate.)


Wardog, your post spoke of abusive relationships, that was not what this thread was about, for all you tried and are trying still to sour it.

I've no problem taking differing opinions into account, that's what debate and difference is about, and that's a normal and healthy thing.

I didn't open fire on you, why would I? You're entitled to your opinion, it's just that it was off topic and your tendency seems to be to negativity and a little aggression, which was unnecessary in this instance. The OP was meant to be lighthearted and positive and most of the other posters here have taken it as such...

I still maintain that your "resource" would have been better suited to the think tank.
Quote by Mazza


Wardog, your post spoke of abusive relationships, that was not what this thread was about, for all you tried and are trying still to sour it.

I've no problem taking differing opinions into account, that's what debate and difference is about, and that's a normal and healthy thing.

I didn't open fire on you, why would I? You're entitled to your opinion, it's just that it was off topic and your tendency seems to be to negativity and a little aggression, which was unnecessary in this instance. The OP was meant to be lighthearted and positive and most of the other posters here have taken it as such...

I still maintain that your "resource" would have been better suited to the think tank.




Reread my first post. It was about...reciprocity. From their I cited an example of WHY that sometimes doesn't happen. In your case I suspect it's simply personality based. 'm not "trying to sour" anything. But you seem bound and determined to make me out as a trouble making bad guy. If that's what you think, fine. Because, as you say yourself; we're ALL entitled to our opinions. (To include your opinion of the "Proper place for" my attempt to help provide those with a NEED for a way out, the means.)
Oh, and YES, you came out swinging, so NO I'm not just going to roll over and play dead for you. In short, if you don't WANT "aggression" then don't start it. (Hint NOW go reread YOUR response to my post, sound a little condescending? Silly me, of course it won't. Next reread your response to dpw , sound "light hearted?" Sounds like dig to me.)
However as to the "light hearted"... GOOD! The entire idea of the site is to enjoy ourselves. PLEASE DO SO! Just do not assume that by agreeing to the TOS I ALSO agreed to be bossed around.
Quote by dpw
I believe in romance but isn't it a little bit too gushing?



If it's natural and sincere, they can be some of the loveliest things to hear for both men and women.


I don't think it's just men who struggle to voice their feelings, I think women do just as much sometimes. At least I do - I've always struggled hearing comments like that. I'm very quick to mock a guy who gets all "mushy" as I so lovingly put it and would usually respond with some sarcastic comment or pretend to throw up. Maybe that's something I need to work on?
Quote by Wardog


Reread my first post. It was about...reciprocity. From their I cited an example of WHY that sometimes doesn't happen. In your case I suspect it's simply personality based. 'm not "trying to sour" anything. But you seem bound and determined to make me out as a trouble making bad guy. If that's what you think, fine. Because, as you say yourself; we're ALL entitled to our opinions. (To include your opinion of the "Proper place for" my attempt to help provide those with a NEED for a way out, the means.)
Oh, and YES, you came out swinging, so NO I'm not just going to roll over and play dead for you. In short, if you don't WANT "aggression" then don't start it. (Hint NOW go reread YOUR response to my post, sound a little condescending? Silly me, of course it won't. Next reread your response to dpw , sound "light hearted?" Sounds like dig to me.)
However as to the "light hearted"... GOOD! The entire idea of the site is to enjoy ourselves. PLEASE DO SO! Just do not assume that by agreeing to the TOS I ALSO agreed to be bossed around.


Oh wardog, you're such a sourpuss... I'm not here to boss you around, not even if that's what you're into (and I get a real sense that you like a dominant woman)

But I'm sure there are plenty guys and gals here on lush who'd love the chance to get all flirty with you!!

Don't take things so seriously, as I said, this wasn't a heavy thread mmmm mmm.

Now, off you go and have fun xxx
War Dog vs Mazza

“If you find it hard to laugh at yourself, I would be happy to do it for you."
Here's What I expect.
1) Your new Ferrari is in the garage
2) your black card is on your pillow
3) The yacht is back from the detailers
4)Your private Island is fully developed, your castle is finished.
5) the jet is fueled and ready to go.
5) When my therapy starts.....lol!
"When its too kinky for everybody else, its just gettin' good for me."
(Kinky Freedman)
Mazza you can add #17 to your list (a great list guys):

17. I sent your mom flowers to thank her for raising such an awesome young woman who is strong, independent, smart and sexy.

(after saying the above and when my mom calls to say "flowers arrived today" you guys can be sure wild sex will ensue, so relax….just pay attention to the LIST silly)
As much as I want to smack a certain person on this post path and tell them to enjoy their life of loneliness and porn I'm going to move on from that.

I don't think that I want to hear all of those. Yes I want honesty and respect , but if I'm gonna be a bitch (which ladies let's be honest who isn't every once in a while) I want my guy not to fall all over him self but to go "what's wrong?" Or " and your problem is?" And help me

I think if I heard all of those from a man I'd think he cheated. Maybe I'm a cynic .
Sassy scary cute <3
Quote by LasarDaddy
Thank you Mazza!

That describes how I've felt about my wife for 43 years. Not by rote, just those feelings and thoughts that I've lived by with her. Now her memory is going away and it's the saddest thing in the world. She doesn't remember me asking her to marry me or our wedding. I would not have missed a single moment of it though, even the rough times, because every one of them made us what we are and now each is a memory for me that I cherish and hold close.

And, yeah, sometimes I lay awake at night and stare up into the dark and remember her and cry. She's still with me but it's progressing and it's getting more difficult to take care of her. When I can't any more I don't know what I'll do. She has been my life for all that time.

I hope I can keep some of these memories as mine go away too. I can feel it start with new small things to remember and it's very frightening. If I can't i do not want to continue.

Lush is actually helping me with that. Several young ladies have adopted me as "Grandpa" and I love it. I offer advice and caring and treat them like my kids. Soft where needed but harder when that's needed. Others have given me pictures of themselves and talked about sex with me and I love it. I'd pretty much given up on that when my wife did. One has offered me even more in many emails. If I ever get to meet her I think I'll love her like I did my wife.



I am so sorry about your wife , my grandmother is going this way and it breaks my heart. She no longer remembers me asking her permission to ink my body with a cancer ribbon to honor her struggles and she no longer remember who I am
Sassy scary cute <3
That's very hard.

All you can do is love them and take care of them. And remember what it was like.

Good for you. I loved my grandma and wasn't told she was dead for almost a year. I was in the navy and overseas. Years later my cousin told me that I had been grandmas favorite of the grand kids. I never knew that and have carried that guilt trip around for 45 years. Talk to her and get said all those things that you'll regret never telling her.

Good luck
I am always a gentleman.
Do you girls know how to tell if a guy is really in love with you? It's when he doesn't ask you where you hid the TV remote.