Antoninus Verus said:
I was talking to a good friend about relationships and such and she brought up my girlfriend(For the purposes of this thread, we'll call her Anna). I am very devoted to her and my friend brought this up and she said that it was a little creepy. Especially after I said that I would be perfectly willing to die for Anna if it meant she would be safe or happy. So I got to wondering, is this creepy? Do women find it creepy when someone is that devoted to them?
Hi there!
There are two types of people in life... men.. and then there's women.
Now, some people may disagree with me, and I rarely express my opinion without the fact to support it... but here goes.
Men are creatures created in the image of God. In that "likeness", men seem to have an inner desire to be praised and told told regularly that they are doing a great job at whatever they are doing.
It might be the most minute thing imaginable.
I might say to a complete stranger (man).... with enthusiasm of course, "Thank you so much for holding that door, I really appreciate it, I needed help"
And that man is in "seventh heaven" having been told that he was needed and appreciated (another form of praise). Men just need to be "stroked"...
but women are different creatures... inwardly, there always seems to be a need for security... women are naturally nurturers, and therefore, they need that nest to do naturally what God made them to be. That is all security... the nest in which to live, the nest in which to keep the family safe, the family structure that will keep all the little "chicks" safe in the nest. If you look closely at women... everything relates to "security"... Security in the home, security in the walking the streets safely, security in relationships.
Are you seeing the difference between what men seem to need (praise) and what women need (security)?
I would be perfectly willing to die for Anna if it meant she would be safe or happy.
that's security... and...
If the girl did not return your feelings, THEN it might be considered stalker-ish!
Yes... it is a relationship and a fellowship.
~serapha~