Today I came to terms with the reality of my future.
It's something I've contemplated for about a year or more. Right now I'm 27 about to leave the military to begin my education back in Texas with a high chance of being successful. I can say this because my confidence and approach to problems are relentless, but in the most strategic long term way that preserves tact and places timing as a priority.
I really began to see what was available for me when I started to realise how few women in my generation are capable of engaging in truthful honest loving relationships. Then as I grew I noticed they as individuals were impeded by the lack of self awareness. This is due to no fault of their own in my eyes.
My main problem in relation to partnership is I know once I've reached my success (age 36-38) is when women are going to start really approaching me and attempting to initiate relationships ,which I get. They would prefer a full man who is stable and has a career with the ability to provide, but their initial spur to interest won't come from who I am but what it is I do or can provide (material benefits over spiritual ones) and I don't want that.
I do want to have children (2) one boy one girl or two boys. I want to be able to travel, live and raise my family in another country, and buy my mother a house cause she raised me with love and is deserving of living her life in peace. I'd prefer to have biological children and am not looking to be a step father.
My solutions to what ales me.
If I have not found someone I want to marry by the time I finish college I'm not going to get married. I'd like my children to grow up in a house hold with strong Masculine and Femanine so I will accept having a partner, but they will have no rights to my children or my property. My children deserve stability in their house so the last thing I want for them is to have to rearrange their lives because of someone that chose themselves over their children.
I will find a surrogate for my first child and adopt for my second one. These decisions only come from a place of what is available to me.
I see many loving successful full women all the time but none quite ready to love themselves so much that they are ready for partnership. I don't think we know how to love ourselves the best way possible. We are good at keeping ourselves alive and preserved, but It takes someone else to love you more then you ever thought possible because no matter how much we love ourselves we will always be capable of loving someone else more.
I'd happily sit and listen to someone capable of sharing why the women of the age group I'm interested in for marriage (25-37) are so resistant to being loved (preferably a women). The most I've come up with is different forms of fear, self confidence, inability to communicate, or disbelief that its even possible.
I'm even interested in hearing people's best guesses cause I'm fully aware there might be something I have not realised or seen that may alter my point of view.