If a guy writes something like that, I think it would go like, 'The perfect girlfriend has a VS Angel's body. She wouldn't get jealous when I talk to my other girl friends, and give me space. She wouldn't call every second of everyday to check what I'm doing or where I am. She'll let me hang out with my friends. She'll fulfill my sexual fantasies, and cooks good food. She'll take care of me, but most of all, accepts me for who I am."
Or not. I don't really know as I am not a guy, so I have no idea what goes on inside their heads. Nonetheless, maybe they also want someone to do all those stuffs for them (the things girls want them to do).
Girls, truth is, this is real life and not a lot of guys will be all of that at the same time. Unless, you're perfect, too, don't expect them to be. How would you feel if a guy asks you to stop being moody and emotional? Or stops you from doing something you love, or changing a hobby? I mean, that is part of who you are. We all just want to be accepted for us, no expectations or changes or anything. And how would you feel if inspite of giving all the love you can, your partner just keeps on wanting more from you? It'll make you feel like you're never enough; and no one wants to feel like that.
Love is a give and take relationship. We have to compromise, but that doesn't mean you can change your partner into someone you want them to be. You're supposed to make them feel like they want to be better without pressure; and I think the only way to do that is love them for who they are and helping each other out. Appreciate all the little things they do for you because, honestly, I wouldn't scream 'I love you' down the halls or fight with your friends that I love you more. Not everyone needs to know how deeply I feel for you, okay? They don't need to know how inlove we are. I don't think we need to make them jealous. As long as we're happy and have our own special connection which is nobody's business, I think we'll make through.
