they can sociopaths?Flip, you are going to be a very frustrated man if you continue to try to make sense out of women and relationships with women. Trust me, most simply do not think like us. You do what you have to and you retain as much of your self as you can. Sometimes it is worth it just to give in and other times it is worth it to say "fVck that."
People like Dev are happier because they can sociopaths and are very adept at convincing women that they want what he wants them to want.
lol, please replace "can" with "are."they can sociopaths?
I has a crayon?
no gym for home?
sure, i have sociopathic tendencies I guess, symptoms or whatever. But im not really a sociopath. hahaha. Well maybe I am, its not really that bad.lol, please replace "can" with "are."
it is entirely possible.Indeed, I think he may even be > gahndi
Man Flip I am almost at a loss that you didnt think this would cause problems. Women dont want fair. They dont care what you want unless its what they want. They will put up with your stuff but you are expected to show enthusiasm over things they want.Initially, I was shooting for a neither party compromise. I don't ask her to do things she doesn't want and she doesn't ask me to do things I don't want.
This autarky situation, while feasable does not create higher potential gains. When each person does something they do not want in exchange for another person doing what they don't want, both parties are actually better off.
In my example, I cited an activity I don't like and an activity she doesn't like. While it is possible to survive with no compromise; it is rather stale and stagnant and limits opportunities for growth. When the people come together to trade these "dislikes", both parties are better off.
I highly value activity X and she highly values me assisting with activties A and B. The enjoyment/entertainment/etc I recieve from activity X is greater than the cost/frustration/etc I "pay" for activities A and B. And the cost/frustration/discomfort she "pays" for X is less than the enjoyment she recieves from me producing A & B. It's a simple marginal cost function to determine how many units of A&B equals a unit of X.
See how both partiers are better off my conceding??
The problem comes in enforcing the math. If the math says 5A + 5B = 1X, it doesn't translate to real life, and I realize that. But at what point does disequilibrium cause problems? I am not sure. I do know that explaining this to teh gf was not as fruitful as I anticipated.
wsw? does have a lot of names, you might be right.it is entirely possible.
i am now considering the theory that you and Iamdeman are the same person //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/fyi.gif.9f1f679348da7204ce960cfc74bca8e0.gif
Sadly, I do understand...even in this pitiful scenario.Initially, I was shooting for a neither party compromise. I don't ask her to do things she doesn't want and she doesn't ask me to do things I don't want.
This autarky situation, while feasable does not create higher potential gains. When each person does something they do not want in exchange for another person doing what they don't want, both parties are actually better off.
In my example, I cited an activity I don't like and an activity she doesn't like. While it is possible to survive with no compromise; it is rather stale and stagnant and limits opportunities for growth. When the people come together to trade these "dislikes", both parties are better off.
I highly value activity X and she highly values me assisting with activties A and B. The enjoyment/entertainment/etc I recieve from activity X is greater than the cost/frustration/etc I "pay" for activities A and B. And the cost/frustration/discomfort she "pays" for X is less than the enjoyment she recieves from me producing A & B. It's a simple marginal cost function to determine how many units of A&B equals a unit of X.
See how both partiers are better off my conceding??
The problem comes in enforcing the math. If the math says 5A + 5B = 1X, it doesn't translate to real life, and I realize that. But at what point does disequilibrium cause problems? I am not sure. I do know that explaining this to teh gf was not as fruitful as I anticipated.
just break up with her.Initially, I was shooting for a neither party compromise. I don't ask her to do things she doesn't want and she doesn't ask me to do things I don't want.
This autarky situation, while feasable does not create higher potential gains. When each person does something they do not want in exchange for another person doing what they don't want, both parties are actually better off.
In my example, I cited an activity I don't like and an activity she doesn't like. While it is possible to survive with no compromise; it is rather stale and stagnant and limits opportunities for growth. When the people come together to trade these "dislikes", both parties are better off.
I highly value activity X and she highly values me assisting with activties A and B. The enjoyment/entertainment/etc I recieve from activity X is greater than the cost/frustration/etc I "pay" for activities A and B. And the cost/frustration/discomfort she "pays" for X is less than the enjoyment she recieves from me producing A & B. It's a simple marginal cost function to determine how many units of A&B equals a unit of X.
See how both partiers are better off my conceding??
The problem comes in enforcing the math. If the math says 5A + 5B = 1X, it doesn't translate to real life, and I realize that. But at what point does disequilibrium cause problems? I am not sure. I do know that explaining this to teh gf was not as fruitful as I anticipated.
eh, I was just trying to get a reaction. I did the same the other day with similar results. You are no fun at all. I will just go back to mocking Flip and his clown fish.sure, i have sociopathic tendencies I guess, symptoms or whatever. But im not really a sociopath. hahaha. Well maybe I am, its not really that bad.