Question, as a girl (I assume based on your screen name even though you could just be a middle aged dude in his parents’ basement) is the following somewhat accurate?

I have been working on an equation for how women experience “love”, as they do not seem to feel it the same way that men do. For them, it appears to be more situational than it is for men. What would be your opinions on the theory that women experience love when:

(lust + security) x trust > 100
It seems like women are “in love” over 100, but they waffle internally when the score falls between 90 and 100. It seems like once the score drops below 90, they “fall out” of love and start looking for ways to rationalize why it’s his fault and why they need to find someone else.

Does this seem plausible or is there some other factor you would add?

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Posted by LSUgirl4

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Posted on 10/9/17 at 10:11 am to kingbob

waffle?

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Posted by fjlee90

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Posted on 10/9/17 at 10:34 am to kingbob

quote:
(lust + security) x trust > 100

I'll tell you the mistake.

There is nothing missing from the formula. Or maybe there is... who knows. The issue is that you tried to develop an equation to describe a woman's feelings.

I'm an engineer and I'm not even ballsy enough to try to math my way through that.

This post was edited on 10/9/17 at 10:41 am

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Posted by Tigerlaff

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Posted on 10/9/17 at 8:42 pm to kingbob

quote:
(lust + security) x trust > 100
It seems like women are “in love” over 100, but they waffle internally when the score falls between 90 and 100. It seems like once the score drops below 90, they “fall out” of love and start looking for ways to rationalize why it’s his fault and why they need to find someone else.

Does this seem plausible or is there some other factor you would add?

you have dropped some poignant observations in this thread, my dude, but this was like the ultimate expression of the male brain trying (read: failing) to understand women.