A Real Man
In my opinion in our time has become increasingly difficult to find a good husband, a real man. Certainly, everybody can have his/her idea of what the true man should be currently. But here, I will try to identify the main qualities of this man from my point of view. First of all, and you would agree with me, that it can be a man, regardless of his age. I think there is no need to prove that the term real man is currently not associated with his sexual activity. Persuasion that this man never cries, I think is also wrong. Man can sympathize, suffer and rejoice as any living being.
1. The main distinguishing feature of this man is responsibility. Responsibility begins when a person is ready to assume all the consequences of his actions. This man is ready to admit his mistakes and correct them - and it’s called responsibility for him. But there is also responsibility for the family. He can do absolutely EVERYTHING for them. For him, there are no obstacles, no problems; there are only tasks that he solves the most effectively. He:
- confidently take decisions, assume responsibility and keeps his word;
- focused on the big goal achievable, the success divides to small things;
- quite intelligent, able to set and to complete his task by any circumstances;
-plans forward, initiate processes.
-acts appropriate to the cases; his words and emotions are laconic.
2. Our dreams are very similar; we work forward to the same goal. All these smaller goals lead us to the main strategic objectives of our life. He is emotionally mature and spiritually rich and constantly growing personality. I know for sure that only communicating with him takes my breath away.
3. He loves me very much! I can feel this even at a distance. To him I am the first place priority - no work, neither parents nor something else, only me and our love! And my first priority is him! He constantly reminds me of his love, admires me, and provides signs of attention and respect. Surprises and holidays recall all the momentous dates of living together.
