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Women sometimes cry during these times because unfortunately we are still programmed at an early age to think of love/romance/marriage as the ultimate goal, the bestest dream out there for us. So if it comes true for us or for someone we are close to, it makes us at least temporarily believe that the world is a rosy place to be.
Women sometimes cry during these times because unfortunately we are still programmed at an early age to think of love/romance/marriage as the ultimate goal, the bestest dream out there for us. So if it comes true for us or for someone we are close to, it makes us at least temporarily believe that the world is a rosy place to be.
I was just wondering why some women cry excessively, as if nothing joyful has happened in their lives until the proposal.
I'll agree that a marriage proposal may make a women very happy, so will a wedding. So broad smiles, sparkling eyes, and maybe even a tear of joy can be understood. But sometimes I think that women go way over the top with tears and emotional reaction. Why is this?
For most, its the last time, they will have enough hold over their man to keep him from watching sports on TV 6 nights a week. And if they play hardball, he'll just go elsewhere for the 7th night.
I used to think that women who cry at weddings were just silly and overly sentimental. That was when I was younger and more idealistic.
Often it's the older, married women who cry and I know why they cry. It's because they know that what starts out with the best intentions, hopes, and (unrealistic?) expectations often degrades into disappointment and resentment. They remember their own wedding day and how happy and optimistic they were with the promises of the future and compare it to the reality of what they now know marriage to be.
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