What’s your best piece of advice on understanding the opposite gender?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That ultimately everyone craves love and compassion and empathy.

I agree.

However, men are inherently more prone to aggression more prone to violence, less caring etc. It's biology. We have evolved some but not so much that we can pretend that there aren't any difference in these traits between men and women.

Love, compassion and empathy do not necessarily mean the same things to men as they do to women.

[Anonymous]

Don't even bother.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There are more than two genders. Opposite of what?

OMG, you must insufferable IRL

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are more than two genders. Opposite of what?

OMG, you must insufferable IRL

+1000

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are more than two genders. Opposite of what?

How many genders are there scientifically?

How many colors are there scientifically?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are more than two genders. Opposite of what?

How many genders are there scientifically?

How many colors are there scientifically?

How many progressives have gone off the deep end scientifically?

[Anonymous]

Men are simple beings. Don't treat them the way you treat your female friends. They thrive under certain conditions, but don't expect those conditions to be the same as they are for you. Keep things simple, defined, provide binary choices, etc. They do better. They also like to feel important. Let them think they are in charge sometimes. It's like dealing with your toddler. Easy when you do it right and very frustrating if you think that person is going to be able to keep up like your sister or BFF.

--Happily married to a very smart and successful man for 20 years

[Anonymous]

In dating, men like the chase. Men are inherently hunters.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In dating, men like the chase. Men are inherently hunters.

Not all of us - some like to be chased.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are more than two genders. Opposite of what?

How many genders are there scientifically?

How many colors are there scientifically?

How many progressives have gone off the deep end scientifically?

26?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In dating, men like the chase. Men are inherently hunters.

Not all of us - some like to be chased.

True if you are a millenial or younger bc you act and feel like a woman.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm only just starting to come to terms with how deeply painful diet culture and body image messages have been for my wife. I know she's always struggling with her weight and messing around with diets and calorie restrictions, but I've underestimated how painful the underlying reasons for those things have been for her.

This is really insightful of you. I wish more men understood this.

[Anonymous]

Not me, but my dh took it upon himself to learn about perimenopause (I’m early 40s, he’s mid) and he said it gave him an entirely new perspective. I’m really thankful he took that step so that he can start to understand.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In dating, men like the chase. Men are inherently hunters.

Not all of us - some like to be chased.

True if you are a millenial or younger bc you act and feel like a woman.

F**k off, Cletus.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In dating, men like the chase. Men are inherently hunters.

Not all of us - some like to be chased.

True if you are a millenial or younger bc you act and feel like a woman.

F**k off, Cletus.

Ghettoman, back to your cave.