YES... a very sensitive topic. I recently had a conversation with one of my girlfriends (you know our weekly girl talk: men, fashion, and how we run the world). She told me that she started this new pact with herself to set HIGH standards for the man she allows in her life and not to bend these standards. Her qualifications included college graduate, well paid job, and older in age among other things. Now, I've heard both sides to this issue of whether women's standards are too high. Majority of men say that women will never find a man that meets all the standards they set and that they should stop looking for perfection. Most women feel that if they don't set these standards how will they find a man worth spending their time and energy on.
My Opinion
(WARNING: This is not expert advice and if you want that then hit up Dr. Phil but even he has relationship issues)
Everyone has things that they just can't compromise on. Whether they're as big as religion or as superficial as pretty feet, I don't feel that anyone should compromise the things that mean most to them because at the end of the day they are the ones that will have to wake up to that person everyday for the REST OF THEIR LIVES.
BUT, ladies it's so easy for us to turn our noses up in the club at someone trying to dance with us in some busted sneakers. (men first impressions are important by the way
Now men DON'T get too excited about my comments just yet. If you're trying to get with a girl, (I'm talking about a wifey type girl
Honestly, we can set standards for who we'll fall in love with whether age, money, looks, or fashion sense; but we can never plan or predict love. But it shouldn't stop us from loving HARD!
"Sometimes the heart sees what is invisible to the eye." - H. Jackson Brown, Jr.
Do you believe women hold standards that are too high?
*Remember the conversation never stops here, it begins. Have a voice, make it count.*
Do you believe women hold standards that are too high?
*Remember the conversation never stops here, it begins. Have a voice, make it count.*