Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Men don’t want to put in effort to keep their romantic and sexual life fun. They’ve always had it handed to them. Women need more. Women are amazing generous partners as long as you act like you care. Sure, there can be lulls, but men stop caring about their marriage as soon as the ring is on. They think it means they don’t have to work anymore.
The parallel is women also do that, but by getting obese and lazy.
Men get fat and bald and flabby what’s your point?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Men don’t want to put in effort to keep their romantic and sexual life fun. They’ve always had it handed to them. Women need more. Women are amazing generous partners as long as you act like you care. Sure, there can be lulls, but men stop caring about their marriage as soon as the ring is on. They think it means they don’t have to work anymore.
The parallel is women also do that, but by getting obese and lazy.
I haven’t seen that among my community. A quick google search says 39.2% of men and 41.3% of women are obese in America. Not a very meaningful difference. Men operate under the assumption that women don’t care about looks or weight simply because women don’t treat overweight men with the same disdain that men treat fat women. I care. It’s killed my marriage.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Men don’t want to put in effort to keep their romantic and sexual life fun. They’ve always had it handed to them. Women need more. Women are amazing generous partners as long as you act like you care. Sure, there can be lulls, but men stop caring about their marriage as soon as the ring is on. They think it means they don’t have to work anymore.
The parallel is women also do that, but by getting obese and lazy.
Anonymous wrote:Men don’t want to put in effort to keep their romantic and sexual life fun. They’ve always had it handed to them. Women need more. Women are amazing generous partners as long as you act like you care. Sure, there can be lulls, but men stop caring about their marriage as soon as the ring is on. They think it means they don’t have to work anymore.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Men don’t want to put in effort to keep their romantic and sexual life fun. They’ve always had it handed to them. Women need more. Women are amazing generous partners as long as you act like you care. Sure, there can be lulls, but men stop caring about their marriage as soon as the ring is on. They think it means they don’t have to work anymore.
The parallel is women also do that, but by getting obese and lazy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Men don’t want to put in effort to keep their romantic and sexual life fun. They’ve always had it handed to them. Women need more. Women are amazing generous partners as long as you act like you care. Sure, there can be lulls, but men stop caring about their marriage as soon as the ring is on. They think it means they don’t have to work anymore.
The parallel is women also do that, but by getting obese and lazy.
Yeah, no kidding. The old saying is that a man go into marriage hoping that the woman won't change, and the woman hopes the man will change. Both will be disappointed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Men don’t want to put in effort to keep their romantic and sexual life fun. They’ve always had it handed to them. Women need more. Women are amazing generous partners as long as you act like you care. Sure, there can be lulls, but men stop caring about their marriage as soon as the ring is on. They think it means they don’t have to work anymore.
The parallel is women also do that, but by getting obese and lazy.
Anonymous wrote:Men don’t want to put in effort to keep their romantic and sexual life fun. They’ve always had it handed to them. Women need more. Women are amazing generous partners as long as you act like you care. Sure, there can be lulls, but men stop caring about their marriage as soon as the ring is on. They think it means they don’t have to work anymore.
Anonymous wrote:I think Gen Z just isn’t feeling commitment and monogamy. They are getting married at a much lower rate as well as a rise of non committal “situationships”.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:- according to research:
https://thoughtsonlifeandlove.com/infidelity-are-men-or-women-more-unfaithful/96033/
In younger generations (millennials and Gen Z), the rates of infidelity among men and women are nearly equal. The gender gap in cheating is most pronounced among older generations, where men were historically more likely to have extramarital affairs.
Do you agree with the research results here? Does it match your experience?
Where is the actual data? Your link is to an op-ed that states some stats that are not specific to age groups and doesn’t support your title.
Studies do show that women are actually less naturally monogamous than men but the linked article does not (instead, it just perpetuates the myth about men needing to spread their seed and bla bla bla).
Read the Vice link just below your post:
“On the higher side, there are reported rates of 50 percent of women admitting they have had intercourse with someone other than their spouse while married. I was surprised to learn that, among people in their 20s, married women outpace married men when it comes to infidelity. Also, in several US studies, male and female rates of infidelity are much closer than we’d imagine.”
Equality of infidelity stands.
Anonymous wrote:- according to research:
https://thoughtsonlifeandlove.com/infidelity-are-men-or-women-more-unfaithful/96033/
In younger generations (millennials and Gen Z), the rates of infidelity among men and women are nearly equal. The gender gap in cheating is most pronounced among older generations, where men were historically more likely to have extramarital affairs.
Do you agree with the research results here? Does it match your experience?