13-12-2020 01:47 PM - edited 13-12-2020 01:48 PM
treated like **bleep**? I'm talking about those who have a know history of violence and abuse and cheating yet these women voluntarily choose them.
Discuss.
on 13-12-2020 02:39 PM
There are lots of reasons e.g. some women are attracted to more masculine men who are aggressive. Some even get off on the rough stuff (at first). When these relationships deteriorate the woman may feel conflicted because of guilt, self-blame or children. Some develop the Battered Woman syndrome and others PTSD. Some others go on to kill the partner. There is no one reason why, but it is potentially dangerous.
on 13-12-2020 06:15 PM
@the_bob_delusion wrote:
Re: Why do women go for bad boys and then act surprised when they're treated like **bleep**? I'm talking about those who have a know history of violence and abuse and cheating yet these women voluntarily choose them.
Discuss.
Partly because some never learn. I once read a book called Love Me Sailor by Robert Close. The story mentioned women who were boyfriends of sailors who would proudly sport a black eye. There probably was a culture back in the 30''s 40's and 50's like that. It would have been part of the ship girl scene were certain women were the lovers of sailors who would come in to port. They werren't all prostitutes. Some were kept-women and they looked real classy. No doubt some would get beaten up by their boyfriends.
Nowadays the bad boy and their chick scene is different. I've known a couple of ladies that had bad boys in the past. Thinking about it some, I know a couple more. Partly what has happened to these ladies in childhood paves the way for their relationship choices in later life as well as making them visible to the eye of a certain male who is on the look out for these susceptible ladies. The craving for something exciting and the rough guy on the motor bike is the short term fix for some ladies. At some stage it all comes tumbling down and the wounded lady picks herself up only to have it happen again at some stage down the track with another bad boy.
on 13-12-2020 07:50 PM
@4channel wrote:
@the_bob_delusion wrote:
Re: Why do women go for bad boys and then act surprised when they're treated like **bleep**? I'm talking about those who have a know history of violence and abuse and cheating yet these women voluntarily choose them.
Discuss.
Partly because some never learn. I once read a book called Love Me Sailor by Robert Close. The story mentioned women who were boyfriends of sailors who would proudly sport a black eye. There probably was a culture back in the 30''s 40's and 50's like that. It would have been part of the ship girl scene were certain women were the lovers of sailors who would come in to port. They werren't all prostitutes. Some were kept-women and they looked real classy. No doubt some would get beaten up by their boyfriends.
Nowadays the bad boy and their chick scene is different. I've known a couple of ladies that had bad boys in the past. Thinking about it some, I know a couple more. Partly what has happened to these ladies in childhood paves the way for their relationship choices in later life as well as making them visible to the eye of a certain male who is on the look out for these susceptible ladies. The craving for something exciting and the rough guy on the motor bike is the short term fix for some ladies. At some stage it all comes tumbling down and the wounded lady picks herself up only to have it happen again at some stage down the track with another bad boy.
Oh brother.
Enough said.
on 13-12-2020 08:49 PM
Reply re-done with typo correction for domino? and their kudoer.
@the_bob_delusion wrote:
Re: Why do women go for bad boys and then act surprised when they're treated like **bleep**? I'm talking about those who have a know history of violence and abuse and cheating yet these women voluntarily choose them.
Discuss.
Partly because some never learn. I once read a book called Love Me Sailor by Robert Close. The story mentioned women who's boyfriends were sailors, who would proudly sport a black eye. There probably was a culture back in the 30''s 40's and 50's like that. It would have been part of the ship girl scene were certain women were the lovers of sailors who would come in to port. They werren't all prostitutes. Some were kept-women and they looked real classy. No doubt some would get beaten up by their boyfriends.
Nowadays the bad boy and their chick scene is different. I've known a couple of ladies that had bad boys in the past. Thinking about it some, I know a couple more. Partly what has happened to these ladies in childhood paves the way for their relationship choices in later life as well as making them visible to the eye of a certain male who is on the look out for these susceptible ladies. The craving for something exciting and the rough guy on the motor bike is the short term fix for some ladies. At some stage it all comes tumbling down and the wounded lady picks herself up only to have it happen again at some stage down the track with another bad boy.
on 13-12-2020 08:52 PM
Kudos is a singular noun.
It is not a plural, nor is it a verb. So kudoer is as erroneous as kudo. Neither is a word.
Reposting an entire novel to allegedly correct typos smacks of attention seeking.
on 13-12-2020 09:03 PM
OK, I'll bite.
@davewil1964 wrote:Kudos is a singular noun.
It is not a plural, nor is it a verb. So kudoer is as erroneous as kudo. Neither is a word.
Reposting an entire novel to allegedly correct typos smacks of attention seeking.
Kudoer is a word that is used unofficially and not on,ly by me. But I have put it into my vocab.
@davewil1964 wrote:
Reposting an entire novel to allegedly correct typos smacks of attention seeking.
Hmmm saying things like you have done here seems to be that.
And my door is open davewil1964? you can PM me to discuss any of the issues you have with me. If I can ease it for you I will. I promise to be productive and I will listen.
on 13-12-2020 09:04 PM
Roots matter. (I speak not of gardens!)
on 13-12-2020 09:07 PM
look, almost 1/2 of the population of the USA just voted for trump...AGAIN!
there is no reasoning on some things. they are what they are
on 13-12-2020 09:11 PM
@4channel wrote:
OK, I'll bite.
@davewil1964 wrote:Kudos is a singular noun.
It is not a plural, nor is it a verb. So kudoer is as erroneous as kudo. Neither is a word.
Reposting an entire novel to allegedly correct typos smacks of attention seeking.
Kudoer is a word that is used unofficially and not on,ly by me. But I have put it into my vocab.
@davewil1964 wrote:
Reposting an entire novel to allegedly correct typos smacks of attention seeking.
Hmmm saying things like you have done here seems to be that.
And my door is open davewil1964? you can PM me to discuss any of the issues you have with me. If I can ease it for you I will. I promise to be productive and I will listen.
I have never posted novels, much less reposted them to correct a typo.
As far as your lack of understanding of English, I doubt I can educate you on that. And no, I won't be engaging with you off-board. We have nothing to discuss.