By: Darren Rose
Don’t get me wrong; it’s great to be yourself when
it comes to dealing with the men in your life, or people in general, for that
matter. Why should you pretend to be someone else? This can’t possibly lead to
anything good now, can it? Well, it all depends on the angle you’re coming
from. But most times, when it comes to the people you know and care about,
ignoring some questions can prove to be the smartest choice ever. I’m not
talking about major stuff – always get the skeletons out of the closet. But
it’s better to try to avoid those small details or
insignificant, but at the same time awkward topics.
Let’s take your partner, for instance. You need to
perceive him like your equal, but at the same time you must never forget that
most of us men are in fact a bit inferior when it comes to emotions, feelings
and expression. I’m not making this up; researchers have put a lot of work into
their studies and came up with some not very surprising conclusions. According to
them women use more of the verbal, sorting and, of course, detail-oriented left
side of their brain, while us men use the right spatial intuitive side of our
brains more often. We all know what that means, But
acknowledging this can definitely turn your tide of love and bring extreme
happiness to your relationship and that is exactly what you want.
By avoiding a few tricky questions you can improve
and strengthen your relationship, so make sure you never ask your man things
like…
Question 1: What are you thinking about right now? Sure it’s great to have top-notch
communication and never have to worry about him keeping something from you, but
you also need to see things a bit different: Most guys just don’t contemplate
happiness or your relationships the way you do. They rarely ask themselves
philosophical questions, like you probably do, and they rarely sit around
analyzing what happened during the day. They don’t ask themselves right or wrong questions,
and they are not stressed about insignificant details.
Sometimes, or, better yet, most times a blank look
on your guys face is nothing more than a blank look on your guys face. So maybe
your guy is just feeling tired or exhausted, or maybe he’s thinking he has to
fix his broken headlight in the morning. Don’t go too far imagining he is
thinking about leaving you for the corner store waitress and stop asking him
what is he thinking about. He needs his space, and you don’t want to bombard
him with suspicions. Let your man be and let him enjoy the silence – you know
you ladies love your “quiet time” every now and then to.
Question 2: Would you still date/love me if I was
blind/disfigured/crippled? Now I know you’re just probably trying to
get your boyfriend to tell you the things you want to hear, and this is not
really a bad thing. But let him let your man make the first move. Let him be
the one who says “Honey, I would give you one of my arms if you needed it.” Let
him tell you how special, cool, funny, beautiful, sensitive, smart and sexy you
are, and don’t force him into telling you these words just because you feel
like hearing them. If he doesn’t want to talk about it, he’s likely just going
to tell you what you want to hear to get it over with before the Lakers’ game
starts anyway.
Question 3: Are you seeing someone else?“Just face it; you just gave the
look to your secretary. Stop lying to me, I can smell her perfume from a mile
away.” Men who
are really faithful and don’t have the habit of cheating on their partners will
be strongly offended by such questions and the end result will likely be anger
and frustration. So avoid asking this sort of question, even though you feel
your jealousy level going through the roof. Think of these questions as obvious
signs of insecurity and start doing something about that. You need to first
resolve your own issues, make peace with yourself, and your insecurities will
disappear.
Question 4: Why on Earth would you do that? Especially when by “that” you
mean something like career-changing, car-buying or clothes-buying decisions.
Most men like to receive advice when they ask for it. They
like to see they have strong and independent women beside them, who are not
afraid to guide them whenever they are in need. But letting your cat out of the
bag can prove the exact opposite. Us men hate it whenever we are being
criticized for something we already did, and for the things we decided on our
own. So try to show your man just how much you care about him by finding clever
ways of reaching out to him, maybe a bit indirectly, by letting him know he
still holds the power of decision making that is so dear to him.
Question 5: How am I in bed, compared to your ex
girlfriends? And how many girlfriends did you have before me, anyway? Can you
be really precise, please? This is another chaotic range of questions that
cannot possibly lead to anything good. So unless you come across a guy who
doesn’t care much about your feelings and doesn’t find it too difficult to tell
you how much your bedroom performance sucked, as compared to his previous 30
girlfriends, the man sitting in front of you is probably going to have a very
difficult time dealing with your questions. It’s better to not step on this
ground and keep your curiosities to yourself. It’s also best not to compare his
performances with the ones of your ex’s lol.
Question 6: Is this the best you’ve got? Whether you are talking about the
duration of your intercourse or the actual length of his pioneer, you should
never be so brutal to actually rub his poor performance in bed in his face. Men
are very easy to be hurt and offended when it comes to these sensitive matters,
and these questions could have a destructive effect on your mans self
confidence and self esteem. This can really undermine his man hood and change
your relationship. If you’ve got some sort of problems in this particular area, take the initiative and engage him in some role playing scenarios and try
some new things before you discuss this very delicate issue.
Ladies please avoid these 7 questions at all cost
to avoid having a bunch of awkward moments and petty arguments in your
relationship. Trust me these questions and the answers you will receive are just
not worth it.
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