#guy perspective

Most men aren’t silent because they have nothing to say. They’re silent because they’ve learned—through pain, time, and too many misunderstandings—that silence feels safer. So they speak their minds privately, running the conversations in their heads just to get the words right… …to be heard correctly, without being misunderstood, judged, or dismissed. When a man does open up, his emotions tend…

Your limitations are set by you from your experiences, your rules. Your learning experience, so you control your limitations.

There are many questions to inquire about a woman for a relationship or a potential life partner, whatever pertains to your beliefs. A woman’s image is is always beautiful just she has too turn heads in her presents. in the that same beautiful image her emotions running around like the Disney’s movie minions. Woman are guided by their emotions or feelings at the moment. Here are ten questions to…

Every man wants to be the advantageous guy, important guy, smart guy, tough guy, aka the baddest Dominic man in life. Feeling incredible and looking young as time moves forward with every season, including the “I remember” stories. A story containing highlights moments of youthful motion in action. Similar “I remember” story or theme is a song by Michael Jackson performed in 1992, a single called…

In a previous post I made, I explained that waiting is okay if a person is going to wind up being worth it. Basically, in light of current events, this statement is in some serious need of revising:

Alright so if you’re stuck in a situation where you like someone, but for whatever reason you’re going to have to wait an extended period of time before you have a chance with them, there are a couple of things you need to be sure of before you put yourself through that for the love of God don't do it.

Waiting for someone is not worth it. Period. If you are waiting for someone, they aren't worth your time, because there is no guarantee or assurance that you'll ever be happy in this situation. I always tell myself that if someone doesn't like you, then they automatically aren't good enough for you. That's how these things should work. And if you're in a position where you are waiting for someone, that generally means that you aren't good enough for them to be with in their mind, which makes them:

a) not worth it.

b) not good enough for you.

There will and are always going to be people out there for you, and if you're waiting for someone, you're closing yourself off from all of your options, just because you have a chance with someone who may not end up wanting to be with you in the end.

Moral of the story. Don't wait, even if they say they like you. Sometimes even telling someone that you're not going to wait will give them the impetus to realize that you are worth it, but if you wait around, you'll be taken for granted and the odds that you'll end up happy will be significantly lowered.