The more a woman emphasizes that she’s devoted, the more you should assume she has other papas, right? The women I’m seeing, including the female respondents here, also tell me how devoted they are. But when I think about it calmly, I end up thinking, “She probably has someone else too.”
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Would women who honestly tell you they’re seeing someone else be more likely to end those relationships and become devoted to just you?
I’m Aya, a female member.
Questioner, it’s actually the opposite… A woman who openly tells you she’s seeing other men is able to say that because she doesn’t view her papa (a male supporter) as a romantic partner at all—she sees him as nothing more or less than her papa. After all, it would normally be pretty rude to say something like that…
Maybe I have an unusual tendency to be able to love more than one person, but there are plenty of women who are genuinely devoted to one person. So I think you should just act normally instead of trying to second-guess everything.
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I’m Flag Maker, a column writer.
I’ve never had anyone try to show me how devoted they are. Not even once.
I wonder why.
Likewise, even though I’ll tell women I like them, they never tell me they like me back.
Why is that? lol
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If you can get a true A-type woman to propose an adult relationship (intimate), your chances of having her exclusively are maxed out.
If you want exclusivity, make offers to true A-type women.
However, men should never be the ones to negotiate an adult relationship (intimate).
Loser men.
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I’m だて◎ゆめ, a male member.
If you’re actually seeing someone, you can tell for yourself whether they’re advertising it or not, right? That’s what I mean.
If it’s difficult to tell, I think it’s safe to assume there’s more than one.
Still, I understand...
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That depends on the man.
If you make the woman feel stressed, she’ll eventually find anyone difficult to deal with.
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> Just as Kazu wrote,
I think that if you can make her feel secure that you won’t suddenly cut her off, avoid causing her stress, and be available whenever she wants to meet—even at short notice—she’ll naturally lose interest in seeing other men.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I don’t think so. Whether she tells you about it and whether she chooses to see only you are two different things.
If you give her a generous allowance, make her feel secure that you won’t suddenly cut things off, and become such a great partner that she can see you whenever she wants and finds dating other men more trouble than it’s worth, she may become devoted to you.
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