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April 19, 2014
Women today - Angela Adánez
• Continue past the 40 single can be a blessing or torture, depending on the interests and desires of each woman. Several readers who share this civil state facing tell us how to be "singles".
Surprised to see great, independent, full of humor and intelligence, however, fail to provide women with a steady partner sociological explanation comforts us, and surely there is some truth in this diagnosis. Gender roles have changed even invented are in regards to the couple.
Now women are financially independent and enjoy the same social and sexual freedom as men. They no longer serve the rules of the past: they no longer take the first step and wait until we decide we certainly never had more opportunities to give to the soul mate. Sites, cruises, travel agencies for "singles". But do not forget that singleness is also an option.
Studies show that the happiness index of single and paired is similar: 60% in both cases, according to a report by IPSOS Agency in 15 countries, including Spain. The figures show also that each year the number of odd. According to the INE, there are over 15 million singles over 20 years, a number that grows by about 7% each year. And according to the website Meetic relationships, there are more single women (51%) than men (49%). But there is no difference when it comes to dating.
Some 20,000 people are enlisted in us every week looking for new people to meet. More than one third want a long term relationship, but likewise conforms to find someone to have fun and have a good time. Only 7% aims to marry. However, many women are wondering why can not find a partner. By tradition or education, unmarried depressions around 40 are relatively frequent. Crisis Are all these fears have to do with a real need to be paired or hide other vulnerabilities? Several readers tell us their experience.
The first obstacle to our desires tend to be ourselves
● The idea that we are too demanding is absurd. Do we not have the right to choose who we like because we really too long without a partner? Fortunately we try to find the right person and not throw to first come. That means we have respect for ourselves and good emotional health.
● A different thing is the unrealistic expectations: that our happiness depends 100% of our couples, we hope to heal our wounds, to fill us in everything we need and want. This indicates an emotional and psychological problem which needs addressing. Maybe it's the symptom of a vacuum that is not filled with anything and whose origin is elsewhere: a childhood of neglect, a cold parents, a sickly insecurity due to lack of affection or very early traumatic experiences ... No couple can fill that void procedure.
● Sometimes there is a real fear of commitment, because that means choosing, waive, settle for the real and sideline childhood dreams. There may also be an unconscious to stop being free and independent, to fear failing in the attempt.
● The couple who took our parents is a mirror in which we look: perhaps supposed fantasy of a success that we can not meet or maybe we're terrified that supposed to repeat the failure.
● Should we then go to a psychologist to find love? Of course not. Or not always. Sometimes you just get yourself the right questions: do you really want a pair at the moment? I'm scared to face a real man? Do I want a companion or just "no" to be alone?
● We have instilled the idea that there is life outside of the relationship, that's the ultimate achievement. But the essential thing is to choose freely, respected and loving oneself.
"You may be afraid to commit to a long term relationship", Julia S., 39, a journalist.
"The truth is I do not know why I'm single. At first, I had long couples: I went for a year with a Brazilian guy, four with a German boyfriend, three with a guy I met in England ... But from the time I turned 30, I had no real relationships. It came and went, I changed jobs four times in four years. Had too much to fix. Time passes and it seems to have done nothing with your life except run.
Two years ago I started psychotherapy, and now I feel better, more rooted. However, the range of men has decreased. Most I know are separated or divorced and many are back. Already have children and do not want more problems. At times packed and they promise you the moon, but then nothing. I do not understand. Maybe afraid to commit to a girl like me, who wants a long term relationship and have children. Or, maybe, I'm the one that is released too quickly.
My last relationship ended two weeks ago. He said he wanted to spend his life with me. But suddenly, he sent me an SMS saying that he preferred to be friends. Without warning, without notice. Even we agreed that we saw to speak openly. I thought a coward. Fortunately, I am very busy now, but still open to new encounters. "
"When I meet someone I like, I get panic to failure", Elizabeth J., 46, directors of a multinational, divorced with a child 10 years
"It has always seemed to me that the couple is ideal. With my husband had a ratio of fusion, although I now realize that only lived through it. After the divorce, after 15 years of marriage, loneliness caused me much suffering. He felt no longer good for anything. Two years later I had another relationship, and went to experience infatuation, dependency and rupture. Today I feel very accomplished being single allows me to know myself. Some self-help reading and journal writing have given me the opportunity to clarify my emotions and see this state as a form of freedom. I do not need someone else to be, but I still feel weak. As I know someone who attracts me, I turn to panic to fail. "
"I dread to end up alone," Lily L., 47, shopping at an advertising company, separate and mother of three
"Three years I'm single again and I've only had flings ago. It's something that wears me out. As the relationship begins to get serious, they put their heels. I've been very bad and spend nights fi nes week with nothing to do and no one when my kids are with their father.'ve Never lived alone. I met my first husband at 15, and the second, a year after the first divorce. Latter relationship was a disaster. My "ex" was a narcissist who liked to humiliate me all the time.
After parting, I felt so insecure, ugly and older than I jumped on the first appeared. Upsets me the idea to finish alone in life. I have that ingrained fear that surely shows through in my personality. But I am better today than when I was young: at least respect me, I know what I want and I'm not willing to compromise any cost. "
"They say I'm idealistic, but I believe in the great love stories", Alexandra Z., 51, graphic designer
"My friends say I'm too idealistic, but I still believe in the great love stories. I have had many partners since age 20, but never came to anything. Until age 30, I think I avoided which would express. Basically, I was afraid to commit. For six years, I was a married man, until I realized that would never break with his wife. It took a lot get over that story. My last relationship lasted two years. It was he who cut and then I knew I was with a younger woman. Maybe needed to overcome its own crisis of 50. I keep hoping, but not actively looking. I go, I meet people, but I close when a man tries to flirt with me. Surely I fear that will not work, I find it hard to trust again. "
"I'm tired of weak men", Cecilia F., 43, nurse
"As I get older, with maturity and experience, I realize that when I was young, thought much about stupid things. For example, once I strove to break a couple that worked well because We came from different social classes. He made mistakes in speaking, something that irritated me deeply, as his extreme kindness, that I found it cloying and today, however, I appreciate very much. Since then, I have omitted many of the qualities he considered "essential" in the ideal man.
Between 30 and 40 I've had my share of jaded divorced and "rolleros" seeking freedom. Fortunately, I like my life, work in something that I love, I have free time, I travel and I love music. For a long time the maiden was always my group of friends. But with the crisis of 40, has produced an avalanche of separations and divorces.
I'm introverted, and maybe that intimidates people. Or maybe I expect too much, I have a head full of tall tales, because I still think that to be with someone for real, you have to feel butterflies in my stomach from the start , but I've accepted that it's not bad to have, from time to time, "unserious" relationships; is healthy self-esteem. do not know, maybe I'm a difficult person. I need to feel attracted to a man, but also that person to fight for me. I'm tired of weak men. And, yes, I'm afraid to end up alone, but I trust in the future. "
Leer más: I am attractive, smart, funny ... but why can not I find a couple? - Mujerhoy.com -
http://www.mujerhoy.com/psico-sexo/vivir...42014.html
April 19, 2014
Women today - Angela Adánez
• Continue past the 40 single can be a blessing or torture, depending on the interests and desires of each woman. Several readers who share this civil state facing tell us how to be "singles".
Surprised to see great, independent, full of humor and intelligence, however, fail to provide women with a steady partner sociological explanation comforts us, and surely there is some truth in this diagnosis. Gender roles have changed even invented are in regards to the couple.
Now women are financially independent and enjoy the same social and sexual freedom as men. They no longer serve the rules of the past: they no longer take the first step and wait until we decide we certainly never had more opportunities to give to the soul mate. Sites, cruises, travel agencies for "singles". But do not forget that singleness is also an option.
Studies show that the happiness index of single and paired is similar: 60% in both cases, according to a report by IPSOS Agency in 15 countries, including Spain. The figures show also that each year the number of odd. According to the INE, there are over 15 million singles over 20 years, a number that grows by about 7% each year. And according to the website Meetic relationships, there are more single women (51%) than men (49%). But there is no difference when it comes to dating.
Some 20,000 people are enlisted in us every week looking for new people to meet. More than one third want a long term relationship, but likewise conforms to find someone to have fun and have a good time. Only 7% aims to marry. However, many women are wondering why can not find a partner. By tradition or education, unmarried depressions around 40 are relatively frequent. Crisis Are all these fears have to do with a real need to be paired or hide other vulnerabilities? Several readers tell us their experience.
The first obstacle to our desires tend to be ourselves
● The idea that we are too demanding is absurd. Do we not have the right to choose who we like because we really too long without a partner? Fortunately we try to find the right person and not throw to first come. That means we have respect for ourselves and good emotional health.
● A different thing is the unrealistic expectations: that our happiness depends 100% of our couples, we hope to heal our wounds, to fill us in everything we need and want. This indicates an emotional and psychological problem which needs addressing. Maybe it's the symptom of a vacuum that is not filled with anything and whose origin is elsewhere: a childhood of neglect, a cold parents, a sickly insecurity due to lack of affection or very early traumatic experiences ... No couple can fill that void procedure.
● Sometimes there is a real fear of commitment, because that means choosing, waive, settle for the real and sideline childhood dreams. There may also be an unconscious to stop being free and independent, to fear failing in the attempt.
● The couple who took our parents is a mirror in which we look: perhaps supposed fantasy of a success that we can not meet or maybe we're terrified that supposed to repeat the failure.
● Should we then go to a psychologist to find love? Of course not. Or not always. Sometimes you just get yourself the right questions: do you really want a pair at the moment? I'm scared to face a real man? Do I want a companion or just "no" to be alone?
● We have instilled the idea that there is life outside of the relationship, that's the ultimate achievement. But the essential thing is to choose freely, respected and loving oneself.
"You may be afraid to commit to a long term relationship", Julia S., 39, a journalist.
"The truth is I do not know why I'm single. At first, I had long couples: I went for a year with a Brazilian guy, four with a German boyfriend, three with a guy I met in England ... But from the time I turned 30, I had no real relationships. It came and went, I changed jobs four times in four years. Had too much to fix. Time passes and it seems to have done nothing with your life except run.
Two years ago I started psychotherapy, and now I feel better, more rooted. However, the range of men has decreased. Most I know are separated or divorced and many are back. Already have children and do not want more problems. At times packed and they promise you the moon, but then nothing. I do not understand. Maybe afraid to commit to a girl like me, who wants a long term relationship and have children. Or, maybe, I'm the one that is released too quickly.
My last relationship ended two weeks ago. He said he wanted to spend his life with me. But suddenly, he sent me an SMS saying that he preferred to be friends. Without warning, without notice. Even we agreed that we saw to speak openly. I thought a coward. Fortunately, I am very busy now, but still open to new encounters. "
"When I meet someone I like, I get panic to failure", Elizabeth J., 46, directors of a multinational, divorced with a child 10 years
"It has always seemed to me that the couple is ideal. With my husband had a ratio of fusion, although I now realize that only lived through it. After the divorce, after 15 years of marriage, loneliness caused me much suffering. He felt no longer good for anything. Two years later I had another relationship, and went to experience infatuation, dependency and rupture. Today I feel very accomplished being single allows me to know myself. Some self-help reading and journal writing have given me the opportunity to clarify my emotions and see this state as a form of freedom. I do not need someone else to be, but I still feel weak. As I know someone who attracts me, I turn to panic to fail. "
"I dread to end up alone," Lily L., 47, shopping at an advertising company, separate and mother of three
"Three years I'm single again and I've only had flings ago. It's something that wears me out. As the relationship begins to get serious, they put their heels. I've been very bad and spend nights fi nes week with nothing to do and no one when my kids are with their father.'ve Never lived alone. I met my first husband at 15, and the second, a year after the first divorce. Latter relationship was a disaster. My "ex" was a narcissist who liked to humiliate me all the time.
After parting, I felt so insecure, ugly and older than I jumped on the first appeared. Upsets me the idea to finish alone in life. I have that ingrained fear that surely shows through in my personality. But I am better today than when I was young: at least respect me, I know what I want and I'm not willing to compromise any cost. "
"They say I'm idealistic, but I believe in the great love stories", Alexandra Z., 51, graphic designer
"My friends say I'm too idealistic, but I still believe in the great love stories. I have had many partners since age 20, but never came to anything. Until age 30, I think I avoided which would express. Basically, I was afraid to commit. For six years, I was a married man, until I realized that would never break with his wife. It took a lot get over that story. My last relationship lasted two years. It was he who cut and then I knew I was with a younger woman. Maybe needed to overcome its own crisis of 50. I keep hoping, but not actively looking. I go, I meet people, but I close when a man tries to flirt with me. Surely I fear that will not work, I find it hard to trust again. "
"I'm tired of weak men", Cecilia F., 43, nurse
"As I get older, with maturity and experience, I realize that when I was young, thought much about stupid things. For example, once I strove to break a couple that worked well because We came from different social classes. He made mistakes in speaking, something that irritated me deeply, as his extreme kindness, that I found it cloying and today, however, I appreciate very much. Since then, I have omitted many of the qualities he considered "essential" in the ideal man.
Between 30 and 40 I've had my share of jaded divorced and "rolleros" seeking freedom. Fortunately, I like my life, work in something that I love, I have free time, I travel and I love music. For a long time the maiden was always my group of friends. But with the crisis of 40, has produced an avalanche of separations and divorces.
I'm introverted, and maybe that intimidates people. Or maybe I expect too much, I have a head full of tall tales, because I still think that to be with someone for real, you have to feel butterflies in my stomach from the start , but I've accepted that it's not bad to have, from time to time, "unserious" relationships; is healthy self-esteem. do not know, maybe I'm a difficult person. I need to feel attracted to a man, but also that person to fight for me. I'm tired of weak men. And, yes, I'm afraid to end up alone, but I trust in the future. "
Leer más: I am attractive, smart, funny ... but why can not I find a couple? - Mujerhoy.com -
http://www.mujerhoy.com/psico-sexo/vivir...42014.html
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