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Chivalrous Men and Independent Women
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  1. Andy Tan says —

    Hi, I'm dating an independent woman now and i agree it's all about communication. sometimes it's just difficult to know what she wants. i want to continue this relationship with this lady. can you recommend me any websites or books that I can read?

    thanks

  2. Marcus says —

    Hello im dating a wanna be independent woman, I say however when i first started to help or give gifts it was very frustrating cause i have always been very thoughtfull and showed great taste when choosing to give. My girlfriend has been independent for quite some time. Things that she chooses to buy i feel that she blows her money on and then forgets to pay or take care of her important things.She asks for help but when she does the things she ask for are far out, i mean why wait to pay a bill when it is 3 months behind and disconected.We go out a lot to eat, movies and to spend time out of town in which I do the majority of the spending. We recently had talked of marriage and she gave me her ultimatums that 1 I pay all the bills and she pays the cost of repairs and vacations and going out of town and that sort of thing. That don't quite seem eye catching to me and i told her that i don't wanna do that. She ensists and I don't feel that way about doing thingslike that. I have always known that in order for a couple to make it it would take both people working for a common goal together,not putting the weight all on one person. I suggested that we split all the bills and or we both have an account together in wich we put funds into from a percentage of our income and manage it together.She thinks it's a bad idea and wont work cause her ideas about it has worked before with her moms relationship.I say no! I disagree because I maybe forsee that my shoulders would be crushed by a lot of responsibility.In any event I am standing my grounds on what i believe if Im wrong or you feel that i may be selfish say so. I don't think so.

    Marc

  3. Jess says —

    my boyfriend is very chivalrous, and i'm very independent. it's rather difficult for us because we're both different, but it usually works out.

    this article has helped though!

  4. Megan says —

    I completely disagree with your entire article. I am extremely independent, but I do want a man who is willing to take care of me. I do want a knight in shining armor. Does this mean I can't help myself or change my own tire? Of course I can, but I want to be treated like a lady. I want doors opened for me and flowers, but because I am independent, I can also do those things for you. I like to clean and cook because those are nice things to do for a boyfriend, not something I have to do. I don't need to have anything done for me, I LIKE to have things done for me. I think there is a difference. And any girl who can't see that a guy who treats you like a princess isn't great, can send them my way.


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