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Traditional Marriage: In this relationship there is of course both a man and a woman. The guy you with personally believes chivalry isn't dead and that men should be the leader in the household in order to protect his wife and children. He doesn't believe that women should be out working because it is his duty as the man to fetch the money for the family. Now if you are looking for a woman, don't expect your girl to agree with going out and making her own money or earning money for the family. Because with the traditional women she wants to be taking cared of and being the prime homemaker, while you be out and having a long day, your girl might dress really beautiful and present you with a fresh cook dinner and a clean house once you get off of work.

Modern Marriage: Usually in this one there really no strict gender conforming because either the man or woman can take up the role as the breadwinner or homemaker. Or instead of one sticking with the other the two of you can compromise and each switch turns you know do everything 50/50.

Gay Marriage: If you are a man who aren't interested in women than you definitely be more suitable in being married to another man and discussing how you and your partner do responsibilities. The same applies to women who isn't interested in being with a man, you and your future wife can both discuss about how the two of you will take on responsibilities.

Single Life: You are the gentleman or lady who ain't really looking for romance because you prefer to be by yourself and enjoyed the solitude and being able to control literally everything about your house and precious time.

Kind of a part 2 to this question.

We were discussing why men hate being Friendzoned, and why some women don't understand why men hate being Friendzoned and why it IS a "consolation prize." Here is everything that I said before in the other question:

"[A friendship] has to be organic. Men and women see friendships/relationships differently. Most men will separate friendships and relationships. Men will have their guy friends social circle, and their one woman who they date/marry at home.

Most men won't want friendships with women]because chances are very high that nothing will eventually "develop," and his feelings of infatuation won't just 'go away.' IF he has a female friend, he won't EVER try to ask her out or turn her into a girlfriend. Men do not ever cross that line. While women sometimes do sometimes turn friends into lovers.

Men don't want to "just be friends" with women they romantically like. Not now, not EVER. Men who say otherwise are just simps and orbiters who can't admit it. But they are. Men will usually equate being a partner as much higher status than a 'friend,' with a 'friend' being low-value, easily replaceable, and ultimately meaningless in that person (the woman's) life.

So if a woman rejects a man's romantic advances and asks to 'just be friends,' to some of those men, that means she just told that man that she thinks of him as inferior or unworthy of her. This is also why SOME men lash out and get angry. Those issues are all on them though, not the woman."

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