That is a nice thought but it's not a good idea to blame women for not being sexual enough when their husbands stray. And there are plenty of men who have a wife satisfying their needs but they still keep looking around.Juliet wrote: ↑July 13th, 2017, 8:36 amWell if older men still feel the need to compete, then they are not getting their needs met from their marriages assuming they are still married. In that case it is true that women are lacking in education, and I am not sure the older ladies have the answers, but together we can figure it out. The media would portray men as pigs that are never satisfied, but if women were smarter at taking care of their husband's needs, then they would have nothing left to compete with anybody else. Research is coming out showing that women can be much more demanding than men, if only women felt safe to get in touch with themselves instead of feeling guilty about it. When both partners sexual and emotional needs are met, there is nothing left to do but to help others become as blissful as you, if anything just by setting an example.MMbelieve wrote:
Men compete too much to help one another in this area. And it doesn't seem to matter how old they are, they compete.
Much of what you said though about raising up men is what a father is supposed to do. I in this world of absent father and poor examples of fathers, it's no wonder so many young men aren't raised to be men.
I do like the older generation mentoring the younger generation though and have for a while now wondered why we don't employ our older relief society women to teach the younger women. The poor old ladies just sit there, no one uses their life experience as a benefit to others.
Many believe men are wired for multiple partners and that monogamy isint easy for men. This also goes against the idea that 1 woman doing her best as a wife will keep a man happy. They get bored of the same thing, unfortunately. And when men have any issues they deal with, they don't usually talk about it which makes it impossible for a wife to support him especially when he finds other ways to cope with emotions he can't express.
I do however agree with you on the fact that we need to be there supporting eachother and should be happy and complete doing that. In an ideal world this would happen.