3 Reasons Why Men Are Less Likely To Commit (It’s Not You)
Let’s face it, who wants to spend time exploring a relationship with someone who is incapable of commitment… nobody does.
From where I sit, dating is a process to get to know someone to begin a relationship and a relationship is a process of deciding if two people should consider a long-term commitment.
These are my words and not the law.
If you’re a woman, wouldn’t you like to know ahead of time if a man has issues that cause him to be less likely to commit?
In today’s episode, we will explore the DEEPER cause for many men who are just unable to make a commitment to another human being and what to do about it.
Let’s talk about… 3 Reasons Why Men Are Less Likely To Commit (It’s Not You)
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Jonathon, had to stop and add a comment here. You said men who went through contentious divorce or were in difficult relationship previously are LESS likely to commit. On the flip side of that, and this is very, very important, some of those men are MORE interested in getting into another marriage, and quickly. These are the men that have four, five, six marriages. Women need to be just as aware of these as they are aware of the commitment phobic men because the illusion of commitment can been even more damaging to women, and also to those men who need counseling to deal with the traumas of their life.
Yes, that is true for some men…
Great advice. You are exceptional!!
Thank you
Thank you for posting this and speaking of your journey and the emotional aspects of men at different ages. I was trying to figure out a friend in his own chaos and this made the most sense. Because I’ve known him for some time (through 20s, 30s, 40s) it was like I had many of the pieces in hand but couldn’t quite put them all together to see the full picture. Right direction (mostly listening and reframing thoughts when too negative) but unsure where going. Because I didn’t recognize I was in a tunnel. His tunnel. And it helped to confirm the parts I had guessed at like that he doesn’t know what commitment looks like for him now which is sadly ironic as he is the one who taught me what I should have been looking for (though I realized a bit late as well). I hope anyone in their own tunnel finds their way out and with compassion and grace for themselves.
My pleasure and thank you for sharing…