A woman’s question:
“Do you take me seriously?”
should be asked in a given situation, for example, with a male. Whether as friends or lovers, a man should always take a woman seriously if he would like to withhold any serious relation. If a boyfriend does not trust a woman, for good reason or not, he will not take the entirety of the relationship seriously, in which case, a bad omen will be set upon the possibility of a future togetherness. Lasting happily is doomed. It is unlikely for one to be able to pull herself out of such a comforted and dusty livelihood but it must be done. When completing the saving of yourself, a girl can become a Disney princess!
If staying in the relationship seems like your only option, chances are you will be spiteful towards the relationship. This could lead to cheating. Even more so than before, the relationship is harmed. Inevitability, it will result in pain of the individuals or pain and confusion in the lives of possibly offspring their tendencies created.
If a man takes a woman seriously, he can be grateful for her ways; This allowing a woman to feel full of worth and trust in herself. If this grows, a good bond can be shared. Upping each other in their ways, a man and his wife may reproduce joyfully.
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I see where you're coming from on this one. I'm a guy. I'm in highschool.
So i see all the guys treating the girls badly. Always doubting them, and cheating is a given.
But the girl says they're in love. So it must be true, right?
anyway. I feel like relationships should be more "open". I mean that they should just realize they made a commitment and they want to see where it's going to take them. It doesn't mean they own each other.