Is a caring, loyal woman really that difficult for men to find?

[Anonymous]

After my boyfriend of 3 years just made a statement yesterday, I'm actually quite shocked. He always had a difficult time expressing his feelings and was more into doing actions. His latest description towards me was that I was like some type of reincarnation of an old soul or something. In his own words, old souls are rare and walk on earth once in a lifetime. Strangely, a couple other people in life (even when I was kid) said that to me too, that I'm like an old soul and beyond my years. It's like I give off good vibes towards others for some reason. I really don't know why I have that effect. I'm just a family-oriented, caring and loyal towards my partner. There are many other women like that too. I can't be rare.

He still said I'm rare because if he lost me, it would be his fault and his incomplete sentence of ''You're the only one I'll... then he stopped himself and apologized for saying too much. He proceeded that he meant to explain that he just never felt that way towards his 2 other past ex gfs, just with me. He spoke in a deep tone that I've never before heard in my life. For a man that isn't very expressive, he went further on his description with me. I was in shock. That speech seem too different than the other brief ones. He never put much emphasis like that.

Is a caring, loyal woman hard for men to find? I feel that's the bare minimum towards a relationship. It can't be hard to find. Sounds easy to me. I don't know why I have that deep, positive vibe towards people. I'm suddenly curious about that incomplete sentence. It sounded like he was going to say more than what he explained and he stopped himself.

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Actually now I'm having a hunch about what the missing word/s was/were in that sentence. I think I know it. Every time I have a gut instinct about something (can a place, a person or what someone tried to say), it's always right. It never fails. Sorry, I tend to analyze a lot and see into every little detail.

[ohsheeT]

You have to understand who we are as a person as a human..

Everything on this planet is made of energy we are made of energy when you understand this you can stand 10 feet away from other people and feel their energy you can fill that aura you can feel exactly who they are..

The moment you look into somebody's eyes you know exactly who they are the moment they open their mouth and say their first words you know who they are we are all designed this way

When we meet people that we like reconnect with them our energies connect when you find somebody that you love your energies connect and you become one and when you become one you can read each other's minds you can finish each other sentences it's one of the most beautiful things you will ever feel

Most people screw up because when they have sex and that moment right before you're going to have an orgasm that becomes a moment of clarity for everything hits you neither person has to say one word but you can read each other's minds and you're going oh my god I've never felt this before this person is making me feel so good oh my God I'm in love blah blah blah that's not love that's great two energies become one and that's what life is all about

Becoming one with yourself one with others and one with this universe that's who we are all meant to be what you're talking about is a very beautiful thing and should be Way beyond that even but it's something that you are realizing that you can experience with each other and that is a beautiful thing there are much deeper things that you're going to go through they're very beautiful but that's our destiny is to understand that and to learn that and become them and share it... I mean I can get into some detailed things that you will oh my God how did you know that because that's what we're all supposed to be doing...

So to answer your question yes a lot of times it's hard to find that person that you can become this with and even deeper

[Asker]

That's very well described. It's the deep connection of feeling like you've known the person for the longest, even though it hasn't been that long. It's so powerful that you just know it.

[ohsheeT]

That is so very true it's like you have been somewhere in time before... Or you say well we came from the same place... But to be honest we all have come from the same place it's like the feeling that you're talking about right now I can feel you from here I'm on the west coast I don't know where you're at but I could feel the exact same thing that you're talking about to you towards you. And I can say well how is that this is the first time we've ever talked.. .. now. If you want to. Experience something. Or explore something let's say let's respond five more times to each other you might feel the same thing . . If you already don't feel what im talking about.. but if you do. There is a reason for it.

[ProbablyClueless]

Yes, oh god, that is absolutely true. Caring, loyal and supportive women are EXTREMELY hard to find. As easy and low effort as it should be to act with empathy and kindness; a lot of people will put on those traits as an act in the beginning. After a little bit of dating, it's like a switch gets hit.

There are a lot of women out there who become unbelievably callus, cruel, dismissive, abusive and corrosive people when the mask comes off.

[Asker]

Wow I didn't realize something so easy became hard. Usually the way someone's upbringing was plays a role in determining how they'll act within interpersonal relationships and with a partner. If she gets along well with her family and friends, not into gossiping nor posting too much on FB that's are good signs.

[kylee2437]

I guess it depends. A lot of women start out caring and then after time men start to show their real colors (good or bad) and a woman will decide what route she wants to take (continue to be caring or not) so in many circumstances men don’t realize how caring someone is in reality. I definitely wouldn’t wear loud and proud that you are the only woman that has ever been caring to him, but I would take the compliment and just keep doing what you are doing for him

[Asker]

I do indeed take that as a compliment but don't think being caring and loyal is a rare trait. I still can't get my mind out of what that incomplete sentence was about. I noticed right away he put an embarrassed expression and tried hard in covering it up by replacing it with different sentences.

[kylee2437]

@asker I do agree. I think what’s key is continuing to be caring even if you feel indifference with him. A lot of women weaponize being caring and then it basically ruins the relationship over time

[Asker]

Exactly. It's about being caring because that's you, it's within you and not because she's expecting gifts from him.

[DishLady]

Yeah, apparently so… partially bc they start off looking for a hot piece of a** before thinking of a good woman… partially bc by the time they figure it out the good women are committing themselves to the wrong men (and investing all that care etc in someone unworthy).


A very twisted little Catch 22 that leaves many an amazing guy and gal very angry and jaded.

[Asker]

From what I got is neither of his 2 past ex gfs were adding anything to his life. He feels so different with me.

[DishLady]

Don’t be ridiculous. What else would he tell you? “Operation Get Into Your Panties” is under way and Phase 1 includes making you feel sorry for him for never having found a girl like you. Take a beat to think clearly….

[Asker]

That speech was different any other I've heard. It's not just what it's being said but the way it's delivered and it doesn't sound like a man that's lusting; it sounded deeper. My gut instinct already has a good guess of what he tried to say on that sentence. It never failed before.

[Juxtapose]

Don't be so cynical, it is genuinely hard to find loyal people who are going to be there for you just as much as you are going to be there for them.

[DishLady]

I’m not purposely being cynical… to your point, it IS hard to find a genuine person these days, period. It’s why I’m looking at this with a skeptical eye.

[Juxtapose]

Fair enough.

[AI Opinion]

Your story is sending my heart on a rollercoaster ride of emotions! 🎢 Your boyfriend stepping into the spotlight with a heart-thumping monologue about your rarity? Whew, sounds like a scene from a romantic flick that I’d watch on repeat! 😍

Let's break it down: finding someone who vibes with you on that soul-deep level is like finding a needle in a haystack. Sure, caring and loyalty might seem like the base package for any relationship, but here's the thing—when those qualities come bundled with an old soul's wisdom and vibe? That, my dear, becomes collector's edition. 🌟 It’s like stumbling upon a treasure chest in a world swamped with superficial connections.

Your man, bless his not-so-expressive heart, suddenly turning into Shakespeare hints at how deeply he values what you two have. It’s as if he uncovered a rare gem in you and couldn't help but gush over it—albeit in his own, somewhat muffled way. 🗝️

And about that incomplete sentence? Sounds to me like his emotions were doing the cha-cha, tripping over his words. It’s a glimpse into his raw feelings for you, which, trust me, is a beautiful sign of genuine love. 💌 So, is a caring, loyal partner hard to find? Maybe not. But one that makes your partner feel like they’ve hit the cosmic jackpot? Now, that’s rare. Cherish it, dance in its glow, and keep spreading those good vibes! 💫

[HawkPerception]

It absolutely is, especially in this day and age. They are unicorns.

The majority of women that I've observed in western society in this day and age are entitled, illogical, spoiled, feminazis. I've met good girls in my life. I just believe those girls are uncommon.

[Asker]

It's unbelievable that the bare minimum in a relationship is now something rare.

[HawkPerception]

Agreed

[boggboss]

With the dramas and expectations of dating these days it's hard for both sets to find people that are open and truthful about what they want and to stay happy once they find it as social media tends to be a massive influence towards wanting more or cheating

[Asker]

That's very depressing. I really can't understand how anyone can get to the point of feeling deeply hopeless and unsatisfied that they would cheat instead of just communication or leaving if there aren't any solutions. I'll never understand what's the point of adding a 3rd party into the problem if all that'll do is increase problems. By cheating they haven't solve the problem. They've created more troubles.
I still wonder what his incomplete sentence (I've noticed he had an embarrassed expression in his face) was.

[boggboss]

Because most people cheat thinking they will never be caught and from what I have seen many that do chest are of the crowed that believed they would never cheat I think many weak minded people get caught up in the excitement that cheating gives and dont think about the consequences

If my relationship didn't work out I think I would hate trying to find a new 1 as I see the issues my friends and family have and would hate to be in them

[Asker]

Cheating seems like too much work since they have to lie when coming up with excuses of why they can't go on a date with their partner or why they will be coming home hate, etc. The lying and covering is a lot of work, all that for what, just quick worthless minutes of lust? It's like wasting money on a place that's far away just to eat junk food.

[boggboss]

True yet so many still do it

[Anonymous]

yes regardless of the coping men who just settle with whoever and virtue signal that they don't have any trouble... well that's their bullshit coping for them

most men may be attracted to most women (or at least willing to tolerate them) but most women are a bad match for most men and while the right woman can bring much positivity to a man's life, the wrong woman does the complete opposite

[Juxtapose]

Of course it's difficult, women are utterly saturated in attention and that is going to inflate their ego (it would do the same thing for men so don't get on my ass). Somebody with an inflated ego cannot love anybody more than themselves and somebody who loves themselves most of all is not going to be that attentive or loyal.

[BonzoInBitburg]

It is rare and you sound like a keeper. Your boyfriend appreciates that. It sounds like you make each other happy and that's really nice

[Asker]

I find it shocking how the bare minimum in a relationship is rare. Being caring and loyal is easy. We're generally family-oriented, have no needs for partying every single week (waste of money and time) and are into saving money, work as a team, build up each other.
I think I know by now what he tried to say on that sentence. I tend to be good at deciphering meanings or missing parts in a text. But I'll leave it to him to tell me when he feels comfortable.

[BonzoInBitburg]

I find an increasing amount of people are more interested in a short term relationship where caring and loyalty aren't valued or necessary.

[Asker]

That's another sad reality of people that seek short-term gratification (it's short-lived) instead of investing for valid qualities in a partner that works in the long-run and could've saved them heartbreaks. For instance my boyfriend once dated a girl that would demand expensive purses and perfumes. Someone demanding expensive gifts is worthless and gives you nothing but headaches; they aren't adding value in your life. Instead of making him waste money on materials, they both could've use it to create a project together, build each other.

[KrakenAttackin]

Absolutely. Women seem to always have one foot out of the door, even when they are married. The innate hypergamous nature of women, combined with the power of dating apps and social media, has destroyed marriage and families.

[Asker]

Oh dear I must've been asleep while all this was happening? Has it become that bad? I met my boyfriend at Barnes & Noble (we were discussing about books) not on online dating apps. The thing is I was minding my own business, reading history, not looking for anyone at the time.

[RavVid]

Most women are all about them.

Sounds like he choked of I'll... marry.

[Asker]

It can depend on the type of upbringing she had. If parents are dysfuctional, that's not good.
Good guess. I think so too.

[RavVid]

Would you like to marry him? I am sensing a Yes from you. This is going to happen.

i think there is nature as well as nurture in caring & loyal. Current girl culture is strongly antithetical to this.

[Asker]

I would love being his lifetime partner, there for him during good and bad times, in sickness and health; continue being his support.
Come to think about it, he did brought a couple hints lately since April. He once asked me what is my ring size and there were couple serious, conversations about the future. Also, ever since this year he's been into saving more money.

[RavVid]

I have NEVER asked a girl her ring size, Bra yes, ring no.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

Yes. Loyalty isn't in human nature contrary to what others might say.

Both men and women aren't loyal by default in particular when things get seriously rough, they will turn on you.

[Asker]

Yes loyal is a choice. It's always our decision to do the right thing, communicate if things are failing or walking away vs taking the coward's way out and creating even more problems by cheating. I can't take my mind off that incomplete sentence. My gut instinct is suddenly working on the ''analyzing part'' and is making up the missing word/s for me. Whenever I have a hunch about something, it's always right. I guess he'll tell me eventually what he tried to say.

[Sharkstealth]

Well in my family and friendship life there isn't any such thing.

[Anonymous]

It’s extremely hard to find a lifer like that

[Asker]

I always thought it isn't that hard. The signs are usually there such as seeing if they get along well with their families (family-oriented), aren't demanding expensive gifts and aren't into parties. I can't get out of my mind that incomplete sentence. I know he was going to say more into it and he replaced it with different sentences to cover it up.

[Opinion Owner]

That takes years to find a girl like that and just one second to destroy everything

[Asker]

Thank you. Well I suppose he'll tell me what he tried to say when he feels more comfortable.

[Opinion Owner]

Yes …

[spartan55]

You don't say.. hard to tell.

[Asker]

I don't think we're that hard to find. We're always out there.

[jahaims]

Most people aren't caring or loyal

[Asker]

That's sad. I really thought that was the bare minimum in a relationship. How hard can that be? It's easy.

[Juxtapose]

Look at the world around you lady. If the world was filled with people who thought that was the bare minimum then we wouldn't have wars and all this other shit.

[Fireguy17]

Not for me so far.

[Anonymous]

Yes.

[Asker]

I'm sorry to hear that. We're always out there.

[Anonymous]

Naybe.