Orion Taraban
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The fear of commitment: the truth about why men don't commit
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July 29, 2022
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The "fear of commitment" is generally a judgment leveled by women at men when their invitation to relationship is rejected. However, while there are likely some men who are legitimately fearful of commitment, this is not the case for the vast majority of men, most of whom understand the importance of duty and teamwork. In this episode, I will explain -- using examples from my own life -- what is really going on when a man turns down an invitation to relationship.
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