One of my favorite topics of discussion is relationships, especially when a man is willing to share his opinion on the subject. It seems like more and more men are unveiling themselves as relationship "experts." Whether they can accurately claim that title is up for debate, but one thing that's not is that they always can grasp my attention. J.L. Kirkwood is one of these guys. He blogs about various topics in relation to heterosexual relationships. Every Monday, J.L. comes with a new topic of discussion which he sounds off on for "Relationship Mondays." Check out this week's post, "Women are AFRAID of Commitment" below:

What's up everyone, and welcome back. This week I wanted to get your take on something. Do you think some women are afraid of commitment. It was the men who had the monopoly on commitment-phobia. But what about commitment-phobic women? Raised to believe that men are the commitment-shy gender, many women coast through life completely oblivious about their own commitment anxiety—believing they want a relationship yet are always pushing away one perfectly good guy for another. Do you know any women who fit any of these descriptions below? Once the excitement of first romance has passed, you get bored in most of your relationships. You have a habit of dating unavailable men (married, involved with someone else, geographically or emotionally distant, etc.). You have a long and elaborate list of requirements for your ideal mate. You consider your married friends’ relationships boring and feel that many of them have settled for too little. You cultivate larger networks of friends and acquaintances at the expense of romantic relationships. You date more than one man at a time to prevent becoming dependent. You have a difficult time getting over past boyfriends. In today's day and age we see this even more right? Do you guys think some women these days are afraid of commitment? Thanks again for joining me, I appreciate you all. J.L. Kirkwood

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- Shantell