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Old Dec 29, 2006, 08:33 PM
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Why wont my boyfriend communicate with me about his feelings and thoughts?

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Old Dec 29, 2006, 09:05 PM   #2  
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Because men are stupid,

But just read some of the various posts here and you will find people compalining that women leave them if they are too nice, or if they show feelings, they think women want the tough bad boys for some silly reason.

With many things too men as boys are raised to be tough,
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Old Dec 29, 2006, 09:28 PM   #3  
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Well, I've found that if we open up we are looked down upon by women. I've been open with women and they take it for granted. Perhaps that's why he is holding out.
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He may be ashamed of what he's feeling or think that you will feel hurt or disappointed if he tells you.
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Old Dec 30, 2006, 06:05 AM   #5  
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He may not have enough trust yet to open up. With men it takes time and patients. Most of us are afraid of the consequences of revealing our true thoughts and feelings.
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Old Aug 6, 2007, 10:19 AM   #6  
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he kinda sounds like me when i started going out wit my gf

it jus takes sometime to build up a trust to make him feel more comfortable unloading his thoughts and feelings to u
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Actually I think the problem is her. She complained enough to post once and then never came back to see any responses by those thoughtful and kind enough to open up to her and communicate there feelings. She didn't want to learn or grow in communication so maybe she needs to look in the mirror before blaming others.

Also this post is like 9 months old so there is no reason to answer it.
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Well, I've found that if we open up we are looked down upon by women. I've been open with women and they take it for granted. Perhaps that's why he is holding out.

Im confused on this. Im open like a window, i talk about my feelings, i want my girl to do the same but she doesnt.

If it is seen as weakness by women they are wrong (sometimes) and they just want the illusion of strong. I have handled things in my life that have needed me to be (manly) such as confrontation,crisis and then talked about how it made me feel afterward. LOL I actually like that about myself. I consider it as dynamic. If a women cant tell real strong man from an act or plain dumb thats their problem.

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chuff agrees: That is there problem indeed. If they can't handle a guy who can handle his emotions then they aren't worth your time.
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