I'd wouldn't consider myself dramatic. Of course, sometimes you can't avoid the drama but I'd rather not be involved in it. 

I don't know, so far in my relationships I've always been the one to fight hard to keep them going, also during fights, I mean I've done everything I could to be with that person, show my love etc, really fight for him,that's what I mean, I haven't tried a guy ever do that for me so far. That's why I asked.

Edit, my ex husband did but that's another story.

I understand that in most cases, A woman is more connected with her emotions than a man but, I mean, This whole deal about wanting people to find out what bothers you, I'm familiar with the concept because i have had my share of severe psychological trauma before, And You just want someone to understand without you doing anything, But I never understood the reason behind holding that notion in a relationship, Because to me, A relationship or a friendship is based on openness and honesty, That you feel open enough to discuss whatever on your mind with your friend or partner. So, To me, There's no point in hiding that, But that's just me. Also, Some details about your mental state and the events that bother you might not be possible to be known by anyone unless you tell them about it.

And this children is when the war began.

Yes let's hope that lol

This thread couldn't possibly end horribly. No way, we are too mature for that tbh.

Question for all the ladies out there, do y'all ever tell your girlfriends when they are acting crazy towards some dude to get them to stop? Or do you just support your friends in their antics and not get involved?

Legitimately curious.

Questions to the men: Why are you so worried about what other people think about your relationship?

This is refreshing, I like it a lot

I can only speak for myself, if its about my relationship there are only two persons whose opinions are important: my partner and I. No one else is qualified to form a truly valid opinion, only the persons directly involved.