gasperm3 Posted January 8, 2011 Posted January 8, 2011 I just met a women, she is 24 I am 26. I have become good friends with her, all the while she has a boyfriend that she has been with for the past 7 months. He treats her like sh*t. Argues with her, disagrees with her, and teases her all the time. She constantly yells at him and tells him to stop but in the end they end up still hugging and loving each other. This isn't the only instance that I have seen this happen, I have seen this with so many relationships. I would really like to know from a womens perspective why they would want to stay close with a man who is an ******* like that, when they could have a friendly guy who is a lot of fun to be around?
Jazzari Posted January 8, 2011 Posted January 8, 2011 Honestly, I think those women are broken. I can't imagine staying in a relationship like that.
Kamille Posted January 8, 2011 Posted January 8, 2011 Some women like drama. Apparently, her bf likes it too if they stay together. So correction: some people like drama and associate "love" with the thrill of a roller coaster relationship.
Lovegood Posted January 8, 2011 Posted January 8, 2011 A lot of people thrive on drama. As*h***s provide this.
whichwayisup Posted January 8, 2011 Posted January 8, 2011 I just met a women, she is 24 I am 26. I have become good friends with her, all the while she has a boyfriend that she has been with for the past 7 months. He treats her like sh*t. Argues with her, disagrees with her, and teases her all the time. She constantly yells at him and tells him to stop but in the end they end up still hugging and loving each other. This isn't the only instance that I have seen this happen, I have seen this with so many relationships. I would really like to know from a womens perspective why they would want to stay close with a man who is an ******* like that, when they could have a friendly guy who is a lot of fun to be around? They probably have a hot sex life, good chemistry and that is a major reason why they are still together. Or, it could be their dynamic. Does she seem upset when they argue and he teases her? You don't know what they are like behind closed doors, you only see them out in public. Who knows.. Do you like her more than a friend? Just curious.
Author gasperm3 Posted January 8, 2011 Author Posted January 8, 2011 Yes she gets upset with him and argues back, but in the end they hug each other and make up. I do have some strong feelings for her. At first I saw their relationship as a fill in temporary type of deal, I was hoping in the future she would see a lot in common with me but she actually seems to enjoy him in every way now. I just don't understand why she likes the way he treats her when I am much more like a gentlemen.
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