Queens of the Chess Board
We defend the men we love.
He lies; but he tells the truth eventually by action or words.
He begs; but only when can he remove his pride to give and nurture his family.
He seduces; but for him it's an act of passion only he shares for you.
He's defeated; but only because he is trying to be a better man for you.
He's selfish; but it is the way he is taught to be a good man.
He's pessimistic; but only very logical because he was taught to think defensively.
He's unfaithful; but does see what you as his other half cannot fill.
He is what you, as a woman can love in strength.
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