Questions: Relationships

For me, the answer is "D". Yeah, most men want to lead, and most women want the man to lead. But see how I said "Most" and not "all"? Because not all men and women want traditional roles in their relationships. At the end of the day, we're all individuals.

Some happy relationships are equal, some are female-led. So I'm not advocating a total return to gender roles like the Red Pill community. But I'm also not saying that masculinity and leadership in men is toxic and that all women should want to be bosses, like SJW feminists.

For me, who leads the relationship should depend on what both parties want. So I'm kind of in the middle. Man is in charge? Okay. Woman is in charge? Okay. Neither is in charge, and both have equal power? Okay. Live and let live. That's MY personal opinion.

This is my first real relationship but she has trust issues for no reason. She asks for me to send proof of where I’m at and who I’m with. I send them to her or I would face time her and she asks to see my surroundings and all. She doesn’t let girls comment on my Instagram pictures.

In your opinion, is it possible for a woman over 35 to find a good man with whom to spend the rest of her life? According to many people - no, for a number of reasons - because most good men at this age have long been busy, because women at this age already have lower fertility, because women after this age are simply unattractive, or there are certain prejudices against them - for example, that if at that age she has not been able to find a husband, this is probably due to problems in her character. What do you think?