from reddit.
johnny caustic asks:
Today you wrote something that really intrigued me: “Once I understood this was an idealization rather than a reality, and that women can and do love men deeply, but in an entirely different feminine-specific concept of love, I discovered that I no longer ‘hoped’ for that mutuality and embraced the hope that men and women could still genuinely love each other from their own perspectives of love without a mutual consensus.”
But when I followed your link “women love differently than men”, it brought me to a page that explains only the ways women can’t love men (e.g. the ways men love women and the ways men wish to be loved by women).
So now that we’ve established that “Women are incapable of loving men in a way that a man idealizes is possible, in a way he thinks she should be capable of”, can you describe the ways that you allege women CAN love men? In positive terms, i.e. not merely saying what it isn’t?
‘Cause I haven’t seen any evidence that “women can and do love men deeply.” None.
rollo replies:
I’ll see what I can do on the show, but you should really read the whole Love series. It’ll help you understand what a I mean:
http://therationalmale.com/category/love/
Scroll to the bottom, start at Women in Love (yes again) and work your way up in order. There are 7 essays and they’re not a slog to read through.
looks like i have to read the love series.
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here they are, in order. i count eight.
Women in Love
December 27, 2011 link
Men in Love
September 10, 2012 link
Of Love and War
September 11, 2012 link
The Male Experience
September 10, 2013 link
Love Story
October 8, 2013 link
Intersexual Hierarchies Part 1
May 6, 2014 link
Intersexual Hierarchies Part 2
May 13, 2014 link
A New Hope
September 29, 2014 link





I count 7, but one is in two parts. I’d like to hear what you think of the topic after reading all of them.