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Mike
Carruthers:
Men and women approach romantic relationships differently.
Dr. Herb Goldberg:
It's not a matter of good or bad or right or wrong. It's a matter
of how do we transform relationships so they don't follow the
traditional progression, which I call "from romance to
boredom to rage."
Dr. Herb Goldberg,
author of the book "What
Men Still Don't Know About Women, Relationships, and Love,"
says a better understanding of the opposite gender can really
help.
Men don't really
know the difference between a loving response from a woman and
accommodation. Women are trained to be accommodators at the
beginning of relationships: laughs at his jokes and tells him
how wonderful he is. And men say, "Wow, I finally found
a woman who really appreciates me, she's not like my wife or
my past relationships."
Married men or
men in long term relationships can often be heard complaining
about the women in their lives, so why do they get involved
in those relationships in the first place? Dr. Goldberg says
that's another important force in relationships that is seldom
talked about.
Men deeply need
women because men have very little capacity to achieve closeness
with anybody. And so they tend to become very isolated and lonely
and very, very needy on a personal level - so they deeply need
a woman in their life. Most men don't acknowledge how deeply
lonely they are but they absolutely are.
At somethingyoushouldknow.net
I'm Mike Carruthers and that's Something You Should Know.
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