A Woman Needs To Feel Desired

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It is nice to feel desired but no, it doesn't make me a better wife, mother, or house keeper. Also, how do I know I'm desired or if he's just horney?

worst ever. So what if he's "just horny?". You kinda married him - dint cha? If he's "just horny" - wouldn't you rather he nail you instead of someone else?

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I wasn't implying that I wouldn't have sex with him if he was "just horny" (strangely enough, I enjoy sex also), I was wondering why I'd pin my self confidence and self worth on his desire of me, when his sex drive might have nothing to do with how desirable I am.

It is nice to feel desired but no, it doesn't make me a better wife, mother, or house keeper. Also, how do I know I'm desired or if he's just horney?

worst ever. So what if he's "just horny?". You kinda married him - dint cha? If he's "just horny" - wouldn't you rather he nail you instead of someone else?

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Well, he kinda married her, too, so he should have enough respect and self control to not nail someone else, shouldn't he?

I like the original post although it did give my feminist tendencies a little twitch haha but I also believe that to be desired on every level to the very core of your being, is different then feeling desired in a strictly sexual way. Someone (partner) whom you have known and been through a lot with through the years, would be the perfect person to know you on every level and to feel truly desired by them is something very different and more fulfilling, then feeling sexually desired on it's own. Although both are amazing in their own right. I'm pretty sure men have a need to be desired also...

So true. I have been struggling with this in my relationship as of late. There was a song I heard recently called Drunk on You. That song hits home with how I want my partner to feel about me.

I believe this may have to do with me more than my husband. It is not his fault. It just is what it is. Feeling like one is desired, feels good. However, if one is desired but doesn't feel they deserve it or believe they actually are desired...

Thanks for posting this.

I like women.

That is all.

I like turtles.

Speaking for all men;

MEN CANNOT READ MINDS !!!!!

If you want something, even approval, then ask for it.

This level of passivity works nowhere in human society.

It would be really really nice if Prince Charming automatically knew when Sleeping Beauty was waiting to be kissed. BUT LIFE AIN'T LIKE THAT.

I have learned to never rely on others to make you feel good, to a degree it is nice to feel desired but I hate it when other start fishing for compliments, one thing I hate is if someone asks if they are fat or if I find them sexy. These are not things that I ask other people and don't like it when they ask me.

I think a lot of people are missing the very obvious part that this is directed to wives and mothers. Obviously, not all women want to be desired, and some women would much prefer expensive jewelry to the touch of her man, but I think this is more directed at the women who already feel that way. I can see where some people are coming from because it comes across as if women that do feel that way need it to be self-assured, and not because they want it.

For me, though I am unmarried and not yet a mother, my fiance and I have been in a relationship for quite a few years. Sometimes all I want is for him to put his hands on my hips when I'm doing dishes, or kiss me on the neck before he leaves for work, because sometimes, we all forget to do these seemingly insignificant things. Because I want these things from him does not make me weak. It does not mean I 'need' his approval. I know that I am beautiful whether he tells me so or not. But just like with everything else in life, people crave affirmation. When he does those things, it's a reassurance that he loves me from his very core, and it doesn't matter how my body looks.

And, for the love of God, if you are trying to get your point across intelligently, use proper grammar.

ETA: I do think that this goes both ways. It is not just women that need this affirmation. If you expect your significant other to do these things for you, you better be doing them for him. Just like my mom always used to tell me, if you expect him to treat you like a princess, you better treat him like a prince. Relationships are about equality and compassion and empathy, not one bowing down to the needs of the other, while the other doesn't put anything into it. You have to put in what you expect to get out.

Look into a man's eyes and say "BJ?"

You'll be desired.:laugh:

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The original post was pretty long and it's wayyyy too complicated for most guys, considering we're pretty simple. For me I follow the same rule now I did when I was five when it comes to showing a girl I like her. That is, call her bad names and pull her hair Works like a charm!!!

Ever the thoughtful gentleman, doctor.

After 22 years of marriage and three kids, being desired by my husband is not a bad thing :-) if you don't know what I'm talking about, just keep living ;-)

It's a poem...the subject and context is the key. Not the literal words, noting that it says the feeling of desirability "more likely" will affect the person. So...it's not that your whole worth is wrapped up in another...it's that the person compliments or even enhances what's already there. Sure you can nit pick the words individually...but poetry's sentiments are not to be truly understood in that manner.

I like women.

That is all.

I like turtles.

i disagree with this sexist piece of crap. i have no desire to feel desired. i want certain people to hate me. thank u

Un true everyone needs to feel loved -.o

yes but the fact that the poem focuses SOLELY ON WOMEN makes it blatantly sexist. it makes women appear weak and vulnerable since we apparently need reminding that we deserve to be desired. it represents women as the needers of approval and men as the givers of approval. that, to me, only reinforces patriarchy.

I am so glad that I am an oblivious woman who never has desired to be a feminist. I much prefer to live in my own little world where I don't take offense to everything man.