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A question of power in relationships?
What do you think of this quote " The one in the relationship who loves less holds more power" ?
How can i get some needed power/control in my relationship?
Hey i'm a 17 y.o. guy been going out with this girl a year younger than me for 4 months now. We were talking the other night and she said she wished i took control more in the relationship. I'm not a real dominant guy naturally, and this is my first relationship thats gone for more than a month. She always determines when we hang out, when we hook up, and the likes. She hates pda or at least she says she does so in public sometimes i feel its just awkward. i see other people in relationships holding hands kissing in public where as sometimes i have to force a hug good bye out of her. I do really like her alot and she says the same about me but sometimes i feel like i hold back when i'm with her. I feel like the reason i hold back is because of the way she acts though, for example she'll run into me with a group of her friends and she'll hardly say hi, i asked her about it like if she's embarrassed by me or something and she said no, but i don't know what she wants, its so hazy.
Why do women do everything in there power to take control of the relationship?
they say they want the man to be in control but we all know they are the ones that want to wear the pantswhy do they need all this power?
How do you share power in a relationship?
me and my boyfriend have been together for about a year, and ever since we moved back in to my moms house, all of our big split up fights have been because neither of us will bend. were both trying to get control, and now were off agin. i dont want to lose the one that i love because i cant share power. how do we get through this?
Do you think there are power struggles in relationships?
It seems like there's an assertive person, and a passive person in every relationship. There are very few " equal" relationships in this world. If you think about it, there is always stuff about who, " wears the pants," in a relationship. It also seems a big source of fighting as one person tries to to convince the other of something, creating power struggles.Do you think this is true? And if so, do you think its okay to consciously do or say something to gain power in a relationship?
How is the balance of power in your relationship?
What is the ideal power balance in a relationship?
Does the person who feels less chemistry have more power in a relationship?
And is this because the person who feels less chemistry is less motivated to work towards the success of the relationship, can more easily walk away from it, and therefore can more easily have his or her own way?Have you seen this happen?If you're the OTHER person ... the one who feels MORE chemistry, and has LESS power, what can you do to restablish yourself as an equal?I suppose one solution would be to 'stop caring' so much. To not care when the other person isn't interested in having dinner, watching a movie, inviting you to join them at a concert. But it's hard to shut off your emotions, you know? And is there any guarantee that this will even out the power in the relationship? Or will the distance between the two simply get larger?What do you do? Any stories, thoughts, advice are welcome You said it, Mema. Thanks for your comments.
Who was the more power in the relationship - you decide
" The person who cares the least, controls the relationship" Its a famous quote on relationships. Basically if i ask a woman out, does this mean i am giving all the power to her and i no longer control things. I think we both like each other 50 50 but if i ask her out, does this mean long term she is on the advantage over me.Not really looking to control her, just want the stability of knowing she wont leave me.
Is it a GIVEN that the woman will have the power in the relationship?
When we first met I had 90 % of the power, the g f 10 %After a year it was 80 20.....then 2 years....70 30Then for about 3 years I really did feel like it was 50 50Now after 7 years sorry to say this guys but I think the power has slid over to her side. Maybe 20 % me 80 % her.Is this normal? What do you think?
How much staying power does this relationship have?
A friend of mine is dating someone they claim to really like, they have been dating about 3 months. But I just don't think this relationship has any real staying power. And I believe they will break up eventually. I know opposites attract, but still...what do you think?Him Very anti religion, loud, abrasive, in theatre, kind of clingy in relationships, eats anything, smoker.Her Mormon, church goer, somewhat quiet, never done theatre, attentive but likes her space, vegetarian, non smoker
Who has the most power in your relationship?
I think it's fair to say that women have the most power, and husbands will go along with what their wives say. Yes, this is a huge generalization. But is it fairly accurate?
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