I want a sensitive guy in a relationship future(possibly)

FriendlyShadow

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I have more of a caring figure to want to be able to help
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 my boyfriend.  Personally, I'd want my boyfriend to be sensitive, emotional, and caring of my feelings and emotions.  Is it bad I feel this way.  Many people I've come across who are the opposite aren't matching very well(My family, kids my age, ect.) I can't relate with anyone who act like they don't have any problems and can manage life well on their hands.  I don't want that.  I want someone nearly the same as me.  I'm not attracted to any tall model like muscled figured men either.  They don't attract me much even though most people would believe a girl likes those types of qualities, I really wouldn't care.  Also, I'd like to be able to be the "man" sometimes like buying things for him and making him foods.  Is it bad I want these things.  Last time there was a tall guy in my art class even, I kind of felt disgusted.  I couldn't even look at him, I mean I'm not trying to offend him or anything but I don't find muscled tall men appealing to me.  Don't get me wrong, I think plenty of girls should be attracted to whoever they want and whoever they feel who they are comfortable to be with, but I think people need to stop making generalizations of what girls/boys want.  And I do think people should stop telling me who I should(typically) be attracted to.  That's all I had to say.
 

Graeme1988

Hie yer hence from me heath!
Just thought ah'd reply tae this, awright? Since ah agree with many things ye said.

I have more of a caring figure to want to be able to help
Code:
 my boyfriend.  Personally, I'd want my boyfriend to be sensitive, emotional, and caring of my feelings and emotions.  Is it bad I feel this way.  Many people I've come across who are the opposite aren't matching very well(My family, kids my age, ect.) I can't relate with anyone who act like they don't have any problems and can manage life well on their hands.  I don't want that.  I want someone nearly the same as me.  I'm not attracted to any tall model like muscled figured men either.  They don't attract me much even though most people would believe a girl likes those types of qualities, I really wouldn't care.[/quote]

We've all got problems, and don't always manage a some points in life. We just don't always talk about them openly sometimes, because they can be depressin'.

[QUOTE="I love lions, post: 724631, member: 30591"]Also, I'd like to be able to be the "man" sometimes like buying things for him and making him foods.[/quote]  

Nae offense intended, here, darlin', and [I][B]please don't take this the wrong way[/B][/I]. But... don't you mean "[I]woman[/I]"? In that, it should equal. Both of you buyin' each other things, and cookin' meals for each other? Just sayin'...

[QUOTE="I love lions, post: 724631, member: 30591"]Is it bad I want these things. Last time there was a tall guy in my art class even, I kind of felt disgusted.  I couldn't even look at him, I mean I'm not trying to offend him or anything but I don't find muscled tall men appealing to me.  Don't get me wrong, I think plenty of girls should be attracted to whoever they want and whoever they feel who they are comfortable to be with, but I think people need to stop making generalizations of what girls/boys want.  And I do think people should stop telling me who I should(typically) be attracted to.  That's all I had to say.[/quote]

No, it's not bad at all, that you want these things in a boyfriend. I don't the lad should be offended because yer not attracted to him. He'll probably wonder why - since you, typically, should be attracted to that type of man. [I]Because all women like good lookin', tall, muscular guys. Right...?! Or at least, that what the media constantly say... same goes with the type of women men should attracted to! Ye know, yer typically blonde, or brunette, massive breasts....[/I] But I digress. Ye get ma point, though. Right?

Ah guess, yer kinda goin' against social expectations, in a way, wantin' a man who's caring, emotional, and sensative - in that these aren't the first things that spring to mind. [I]It's usually looks and money, first[/I]. :sarcastic: I'm jokin', I know not all women are [I]that[/I] shallow... Again, no offense meant.

As the sayin' goes: [I]Beauty is in the eye of the beholder[/I], to use that old cliqué.

Ah agree, though, that people tellin' ye who you should be attracted to is wrong. Since their expectations aren't yours as well. And it's your life and your choice at the end o' the day. You shouldnae feel pressure to be what someone else expects ye to be, or give into that, either. If yer not attracted to muscular men, so what? Does that make less of a woman? Does my lack of interest in sports, alcohol, and men's magazines, make me less of a man. No, just different, that's all. But then different is seen as weird by some. And, ma final point, ah also agree that people should stop makin' generalisations of what girls/boys want - we're not all the same.

[I]Sorry that ma reply turned intae a wee bit o' a rant... :giggle: :thumbup:[/I]
 

ImNotMyIllness

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I have more of a caring figure to want to be able to help
Code:
 my boyfriend.  Personally, I'd want my boyfriend to be sensitive, emotional, and caring of my feelings and emotions.  Is it bad I feel this way.  Many people I've come across who are the opposite aren't matching very well(My family, kids my age, ect.) I can't relate with anyone who act like they don't have any problems and can manage life well on their hands.  I don't want that.  I want someone nearly the same as me.  I'm not attracted to any tall model like muscled figured men either.  They don't attract me much even though most people would believe a girl likes those types of qualities, I really wouldn't care.  Also, I'd like to be able to be the "man" sometimes like buying things for him and making him foods.  Is it bad I want these things.  Last time there was a tall guy in my art class even, I kind of felt disgusted.  I couldn't even look at him, I mean I'm not trying to offend him or anything but I don't find muscled tall men appealing to me.  Don't get me wrong, I think plenty of girls should be attracted to whoever they want and whoever they feel who they are comfortable to be with, but I think people need to stop making generalizations of what girls/boys want.  And I do think people should stop telling me who I should(typically) be attracted to.  That's all I had to say.[/quote]

From my experience, opposites might attract but they eventually repel. Being with someone who is somewhat similar could work, especially if they're sensitive and caring-good qualities.
 

jaim38

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I think plenty of girls should be attracted to whoever they want and whoever they feel who they are comfortable to be with, but I think people need to stop making generalizations of what girls/boys want. And I do think people should stop telling me who I should(typically) be attracted to.

Wise words there! There's nothing wrong with not being attracted to tall, muscled guys. I used to be into nerds and geeks when I was in elementary, middle, and high schools. I crushed on smart guys in my classes who were not particularly athletic, muscular, or tall.
 

Flanscho

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Nope, it's not bad that you want that, and the percentage of men out there that fit your description is pretty high, so all that ain't a problem.
 

MikeyC

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I have more of a caring figure to want to be able to help
Code:
 my boyfriend.  Personally, I'd want my boyfriend to be sensitive, emotional, and caring of my feelings and emotions.  Is it bad I feel this way.  Many people I've come across who are the opposite aren't matching very well(My family, kids my age, ect.) I can't relate with anyone who act like they don't have any problems and can manage life well on their hands.  I don't want that.  I want someone nearly the same as me.  I'm not attracted to any tall model like muscled figured men either.  They don't attract me much even though most people would believe a girl likes those types of qualities, I really wouldn't care.  Also, I'd like to be able to be the "man" sometimes like buying things for him and making him foods.  Is it bad I want these things.  Last time there was a tall guy in my art class even, I kind of felt disgusted.  I couldn't even look at him, I mean I'm not trying to offend him or anything but I don't find muscled tall men appealing to me.  Don't get me wrong, I think plenty of girls should be attracted to whoever they want and whoever they feel who they are comfortable to be with, but I think people need to stop making generalizations of what girls/boys want.  And I do think people should stop telling me who I should(typically) be attracted to.  That's all I had to say.[/quote]
I have to say, I love lions, that you confuse me. :question:

[url=http://www.socialphobiaworld.com/relationships-53101/]This thread you started[/url] mentions how you think relationships are a waste of time and only for social status or something, and now you're possibly thinking about it. I find it hard to figure out what you want.

To answer your question, no, it's nothing bad that you want these qualities, but who are you trying to convince? Like what you like.
 

Xervello

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I have more of a caring figure to want to be able to help
Code:
 my boyfriend.  Personally, I'd want my boyfriend to be sensitive, emotional, and caring of my feelings and emotions.  Is it bad I feel this way.  Many people I've come across who are the opposite aren't matching very well(My family, kids my age, ect.) I can't relate with anyone who act like they don't have any problems and can manage life well on their hands.  I don't want that.  I want someone nearly the same as me.  I'm not attracted to any tall model like muscled figured men either.  They don't attract me much even though most people would believe a girl likes those types of qualities, I really wouldn't care.  Also, I'd like to be able to be the "man" sometimes like buying things for him and making him foods.  Is it bad I want these things.  Last time there was a tall guy in my art class even, I kind of felt disgusted.  I couldn't even look at him, I mean I'm not trying to offend him or anything but I don't find muscled tall men appealing to me.  Don't get me wrong, I think plenty of girls should be attracted to whoever they want and whoever they feel who they are comfortable to be with, but I think people need to stop making generalizations of what girls/boys want.  And I do think people should stop telling me who I should(typically) be attracted to.  That's all I had to say.[/quote]

Marry me?

Okay, not really.  But maybe.  :D
 

Kiwong

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A man who is senstive to your feelings? Sometimes people who are sensitive and emotional might be more concerned about their own feelings and emotions. Struggling with their own demons. Perhaps some rare emphathetic soul can be caring of someone else's emotions. Good luck in finding someone like that.
 

FriendlyShadow

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Thank you for hoping I could get one like that, but my views will stay the same as of now. And thank you to everyone else that has replied to me.
 

Amitush123

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If there's one thin I have learned about relationships is not to compromise about the other person..patience is a virtue
 

FriendlyShadow

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I never said to compromise. I am telling you I want to search for someone who I know can have the same feelings/aspects as I do. I never want to be involved with someone insensitive or uncaring about me, I'm willing to be patient to look for the right guy as long as I need to.
 

thegunners21

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As HodgeTwins would say, "DO WHATEVER THE **** YOU WANT TO DO".

Although I will say that you might have some trouble finding some if you want to be the "man" in the relationship. I guess there are men out there for you though.
 

planemo

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I never said to compromise. I am telling you I want to search for someone who I know can have the same feelings/aspects as I do. I never want to be involved with someone insensitive or uncaring about me, I'm willing to be patient to look for the right guy as long as I need to.

Well i hope you can find that person in time. For me i found the girl who fit that category of being sensitive and patient and would be drawn to my sensitivity. unfortunately i could never tell her how i felt. i don't really think i can find someone like her again. but the moral of the story is that if you're a sensitive female, there will be plenty of similar males looking out for a woman like you.
 
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