I Cannot Fix Her
Home Up It's all About Faith I Love That Cat Contravallation of America You and I The Dilemma of Love Please do not lose those tender feelings... Nothing Profound A sorrowful God When Time Triumphs This is My faith My One Dearest True Love God does not create Quitters Find Happiness in Another Where are my Securities? We're Too Much the Same Telling Others what to Do In Times of Need Clouds crowd my Mind What Distant land is This? To tease and Please Inspector Life I know that Much I Cannot Fix Her Who Am I to me. Not a Night goes By Inspired by Reality, Oh Yeah! Feild of Fears +Why you never call+ When Tears fall No More My impassioned Heart Indecisive Indecision I don't care if it is a Fantasy Death will embrace me like a Lover Why do I have this Headset On? Turkey Istanbul Summer 1976 Promulgation of Life One Good Man Defining the Struggle

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Whenever you realize how much your mother affects your ability to choose the right woman, you choose either to stay single, or be willing to fail miserably time after time.  Those who are lucky enough to have a mother who was caring, encouraging, and proud of their child always have the best possibility for successful relationships.  However, those of us who come from a mother who was critical, demanding, and to often emotionally unattainable, we become attracted to younger versions of that.  We actually believe we can teach these women how loving, how self-sacrificing, and how submissive we will be for kindness and approval.  Sadly these women are so jaded, they can only be what they think are the characteristics of power.

    The woman who is filled with punishment and critical attitudes destroys the hope of many a good man.  Most men never do a self-inventory to see whether they continually have relationships that are filled with bitterness, harsh words, or being told that they never measure up.  The woman is not going to do a self-inventory for she lust too greatly for this control over a man.  These types of attitudes do nothing to help either one find true love. The women will be cruel, harsh, and critical.  The man will try to appease this madness by being submissive, showing emotions, and being needy.  What mother could never give he tries to find in another woman of the same personality type.  But if the women is unwilling to work on herself and look at her part in the relationship, she will only be demeaning towards the man she cares about.

    She will not see her words as hurtful, vicious, and hateful.  She will blame the man for being too weak, too sensitive, and too naïve.  She does not wish to encourage him to love her; she wishes to punish him because of what other men did to her.  The man will try desperately to appease this savage appetite with gifts, with poetry, and even with financial security.  Consequently, she will take all these things for granted and point out what “he has not.”  Some men will stay in relationship like this till the day they die.  Others will be so beat down; they will either never fall in love again or commit suicide.  Thirdly, the man who is honest with himself? he will stand his ground and walk away knowing she is unwilling to change.  It is not his responsibility to make her happy. Yet she conveniently blames him every time something is not going the way she wants it to.

    Many a man has been brought down to resentful, bitter, and hateful attitudes towards women because of such treatment.  A woman can lie to herself and never even know it.  She convinces herself she’s trying to be helpful when she really wants to be critical.  She convinces herself she’s being honest when she’s truly being unthinking and uncaring.  She blames the man for not being strong enough to handle it when she really wishes to continue to have a punching bag.  A woman sometimes forgets how harsh words can be very devastating to the man she loves.  Furthermore, she can cut the man so deeply that “she will convince him” when she says: I never said I love you!  After saying such things to another soul how could one not hear the truth?

 

Thomas A. SUTOR

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