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28.10.2008, 14:35 quote

rocketgirl

From what I've learned on here......

"Treating a lady right" ?

Man on flirtbox version: I treat her like she is more important than me, I am a doormat.....Help! Whats wrong with me? I treat my lady right but she still wants the Bad Boys who treat her wrong.

Woman on flirtbox version: I want a man who knows how to treat a lady right. You know what I mean, I am a li'l pwincess, must get my own way all the time, shower me with gifts and spend all your wages on me, me, me, me........Help! What's wrong with me? My man is lovely but here I am on flirtbox cuz I am bored bored bored and need a Bad Boy for a while.


/runs away and hides sniggering/

/trots back - ok seriously, the meaning of "treat a lady right" is that the man is treating the lady exactly as she wishes to be treated and he's happy to do so. I guess?

 

28.10.2008, 14:40 quote

bexbex

I'm with Red on this one....i like the same things. I also like to feel as though i'm being looked after in a small way, not bossed about and told what to do, but cared for and cared about. And its not about the big gestures, it could be something really silly like coming home with my favourite chocolate bar, or seeing a CD that i've mentioned and just buying it.

But more than anything its communication, listening to what i have to say and just talking together. Being interested in what i have to say as well as me being interested in what you have to say.

Thats what i think anyway.

 

28.10.2008, 14:48 quote

bexbex

rocketgirl wrote:
I want a man who knows how to treat a lady right. You know what I mean, I am a li'l pwincess, must get my own way all the time, shower me with gifts and spend all your wages on me, me, me, me........


Whats wrong with that? That's basically what i was saying. You have to read between the lines! 'Listen to me' means 'spend all your money on me'.

And i AM that Princess.

 

28.10.2008, 15:10 quote

rocketgirl

Well Snaith, if you intend to come home late and pissed and expect your dinner on the table......you's a bit stuffed mate eh?!
Laughing Laughing Laughing

 

28.10.2008, 15:12 quote

rocketgirl

bexbex wrote:
rocketgirl wrote:
I want a man who knows how to treat a lady right. You know what I mean, I am a li'l pwincess, must get my own way all the time, shower me with gifts and spend all your wages on me, me, me, me........


Whats wrong with that? That's basically what i was saying. You have to read between the lines! 'Listen to me' means 'spend all your money on me'.

And i AM that Princess.



Commonly known as "Listening with his wallet"
Twisted Evil

 

28.10.2008, 17:41 quote

bexbex

snaithman wrote:
No doubt Bex will give you the low down at some point on how it is done. Very Happy


On how what is done?

 

28.10.2008, 17:51 quote

bexbex

Oh right...i've already put my two penneth in. Are you trying to tell me haven't read what i said? And committed it to memory??

 

28.10.2008, 18:42 quote

bexbex

ed85 wrote:
I'll look to snaithman for things to avoid then Confused


Well i would think the first thing is after you've treated a lady - preserve her. Definitely avoid that one Ed!

 

28.10.2008, 20:22 quote

bexbex

funkychick1 wrote:
Well ok then they can do the house work first while i am out shopping for new shoes .........


.............with his credit card!!

 

28.10.2008, 20:26 quote

bexbex

funkychick1 wrote:
bexbex wrote:
funkychick1 wrote:
Well ok then they can do the house work first while i am out shopping for new shoes .........


.............with his credit card!!


Nah, i pay my own way ........ actually normally pay for his as well ..... Confused Twisted Evil


Bugger that if we're talking about treating a lady right!! I'm so glad Tony is out tonight! lol

 

28.10.2008, 21:19 quote

bexbex

I think it depends on the age group Ed. I like to be treated like a lady, and appreciate all the things aidjon wrote. Whereas someone your age might not appreciate it Confused

 

28.10.2008, 21:25 quote

rocketgirl

I actually love a guy like Jonathon, but he'd have to allow me to treat him the same, I think its important for the woman to hold the door for him, pour the wine etc. when the occasion arises i.e. I happen to be neareast, and spontaeniously (sp!) give him little gifts (and yes flowers it has been known haha) as well.
In other words, treat each other, not just the lady, like they are both worthy of that extra mile.

 

28.10.2008, 21:27 quote

rocketgirl

bexbex wrote:
I think it depends on the age group Ed. I like to be treated like a lady, and appreciate all the things aidjon wrote. Whereas someone your age might not appreciate it Confused


Oh I dont know, my son and his fiancee are both 20 and he is such a gentleman and treats her like a porcelain doll to be worshipped, it makes me cringe sometimes hahaha but then she can be the same with him sometimes - aaaah young love is a wonderful thang!!

 

28.10.2008, 21:52 quote

bexbex

choochi0 wrote:
rocketgirl wrote:
I actually love a guy like Jonathon, but he'd have to allow me to treat him the same, I think its important for the woman to hold the door for him, pour the wine etc. when the occasion arises i.e. I happen to be neareast, and spontaeniously (sp!) give him little gifts (and yes flowers it has been known haha) as well.
In other words, treat each other, not just the lady, like they are both worthy of that extra mile.


Well said RG, I was just about to say the same. Holding a door is being polite, I do it for people all the time - men included. I also appreciate having the door held open for me.

I don't see holding the door or buying little gifts or flowers solely the domain of men, but I also heartily accept them all when they are offered to me.

That said, I spent my weekend almost constantly arguing with my friend because he wanted to pay for everything and I wanted to pay for him sometimes too.


Actually you're both dead right there. And i agree so much. I loved buying surprise gifts for the man in my life and treating him unexpectedly and not because i wanted anything in return...just because. And i don't like it when i do offer to treat someone and they refuse to take it because they're too proud.......Tony!! lol I'm a giver more than a taker.

 

28.10.2008, 22:02 quote

rocketgirl

........proudless Tony heads for the isle of man minus his wallet......
Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing

I read somewhere once that for a relationship to work, it has to be 60/40.
That is, *both* parties give 60% and take 40% - and not just money issues.

 
 
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