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A lot of millennial western women are disrespectful and a lot of millennial progressive men have sort of tolerated this behavior in a lot of different ways. I’m sure women can the same thing, but in a different type of struggle. I can only speak on my experience as a man.

If a woman cusses at me or is rude because their emotions are riled up, then I’ll let them know that she’s not to speak to her man this way and I’m not going to tolerate it. My mother would never talk to my father this way and that’s just how I was raised. If she wants to be treated like a lady; then she’s going to need to act like one. I don’t want to date a woman and share the same dynamic with her as I do with my guy friends. I also don’t believe that men and women are the same and it’s just all 50/50. You treat me like a man and I’ll treat you like a woman. It’s not a matter of superiority or inferiority. We have different desires, needs, and traits so it doesn’t make sense to assume men and women need the same things out of a relationship.

You don’t have to agree, just want to hear some feedback and other views.

Let's imagine I own a pizza shop. Now this pizza shop generally only has one customer in it at a time, and maybe it's been a while since I had a customer, so if one comes in, I really want to make the most of it. I'm gunna be as friendly and seem as great a person as possible, after all, my business depends on it! I am in the business of selling pizza.

Now the vast majority of men are in the business of getting laid (or at least trying to). You, a woman, happen to walk into their pizza shop (so to speak). If you think you can judge that man by the way he acts when he's trying to make money off you, you're probably wrong. Now it doesn't really matter how good a guy the local pizza shop owner is, but for relationships (or even casual fucking), it really does.

Agree or disagree? Do you ladies think you can ACTUALLY judge a man by how he treats YOU? Guys, are you willing to be honest on this one, or are we gunna try and keep the illusion going here?

Last week, I met this interesting lady when I went to her home to repair some damage. Anyway, she was very sweet and talked to me about her family and talked about the LDS church to me and she asked me about my love life.
I told her I recently stopped seeing an LDS girl who broke up with me shortly after we graduated high school, had relieved a message from the holy spirit to reach out to me a year later, and we got back together. But broke up again because she decided to go on a mission and her feelings about not marrying in the church and everything mattered again. She told me off and I haven't seen her since she came back from her mission 6 months ago.
The lady was beside herself, she said my ex was disgraceful because she made a commitment to me, yet did the same things over and over. She said she was a poor reflection on the church and that she believes the mission put a toll on her and that's why she did what she did. Explaining she, like many missionaries went into shock and took some time to readjust and go back to normal life.
The lady believes once she returns to normal, she will realize she made a mistake. But also said I shouldn't take her back.

Does this make sense? Could this be why she acted the way she did. She went from trying to make things work, to being absolutely conflicted to 100% against me in a few months.