Girls, do you agree with this statement?

[NoDecision]

True, or false. What is your take on it?

[serious]

Well, yes this makes full sense and especially if there is no other man coming into the picture. It can be either as her guy friend. No other man is in picture.

In that case, yes the man loses the woman because of his own actions.

However, if the woman's lover is really good. He does everything almost perfectly, everything is great but we all know that will always be another man who would be better than her lover. In this case the other man being better would be the cause for the relationship ending.

I have read quite a bit of relationship articles where the man despite doing everything very well sitll loses the woman to someone else, a man being better than her lover. This can happen I suppose. That is the risk in love.

Hence it would depend on which aspect is applicable.

[Smegskull]

Women don't realise that men have a different concept of love.
Men fall in love with who a woman is there isn't really a performance criteria to meet. To a man, adding performance criteria as conditions to love makes you morally lesser.

[NathanDavis]

not always...

https://www.youtube.com/embed/MeIma26rT1g

[Lliam]

If she is a good, loyal woman and not a gold digger or promiscuous slut, yes.

[jahaims]

Opinions aren't true or false. Facts and fallacies are.

[NoDecision]

That was profound!

[AgentG111]

Do you believe the tables are turned then if it's the Man?

[NoDecision]

The door can swing both ways on this, sure.

[AgentG111]

Thanks! Definitely something I've experienced.

[7Phoenix7]

Absolutely true…

[Agape93]

Pretty much yeah

[TonyMetal___86]

It's logical 😏