How do you reconcile the two?

[SeliantMan]

A question to the lady's ( guys feel free to whey-in from experience ).

Lady's you look for a man that you and others can respect. And that's OK.
But when you meet that man, you hide things that will ruin him if they came out.

While getting to know him, you find out things that he doesn't what in a partner.
You find yourself in some of them, and don't share that whit him.
Acting virtues and lying are your go to moves in this situation, instead of coming out clean.

In my book hiding things that may hurt the partner, humiliate them is not how you show respect.

My question is: How do you reconcile wanting a man that has respect, and disrespecting him when you have him?

[Lliam]

When he talks about things that he doesn't want in a girl's sexual past, she shouldn't confess anything. She should just leave the douche and find a partner who isn't immature, fragile, and judgmental. He's not worthy of her respect. At minimum, they are simply not a good match.

[SeliantMan]

I fully agree that she shouldn't confess anything, and leave if she thinks there is no chance the relationship will work. That's also a good sign of High value woman.

As for the rest, i totally disagree (the douche and so on part). Not every person is relationship material.

This take explains everything "A PSA to Women: Don't Confuse your Sexual Value for your Relationship Value!"

[Avicenna]

You don’t and it doesn’t work out

[Iron_Man]

Move on down the road

[Anonymous]

You don't, you find someone else.

[Lliam]

Exactly.

[In_Trance]

Move on