Under consideration or buried forever

How much information about your dating history are you willing to unveil, so that the current relationship does not have to suffer? Studies on groups of male subjects revealed this are the most difficult confessions to digest. Once you reached a certain level of trust in relationship, comfort takes the place of doubts and uncertainties. This is a sweet thing that comes with attachment, but also you tend to call the spade a spade, and more often than necessary.

When it comes to the women's collection of dated partners, men often feel "with a foot in the grave," the more so as their predecessors outdo in qualities. The supported man profiles are four, in the opinion of participants in the study: first love, someone that pretty much troubled the waters, who was not to please the parents or whose intellect was deficient.

These choices are not random, because subjects reported that negative male models from women's past can enhance their chances and trust in the evolution of the relationship. When they hear good and bad examples of former friends, men are motivated to persevere in a certain way and not repeat the mistakes of those before.

Naturally, this does not mean that if you had only sensational conquests, you must keep everything top secret. Just try to avoid in talking to your lover, those details that you would disturb the harmony. Nobody is perfect, certainly, and for many men, the sexual and emotional image of the ideal specimen designed by a woman, especially in the past tense, it's really embarrassing. Reporting to the feminine gender, we find perhaps might be in the same situation.

Thursday, 16 June 2011 14:42