What do women see in men?

the other options are bpd-riddled psychos who'd rather fuck other guys than yourself. Not true for every lady but i'm both glad and not glad i'm straight in this life. Feminine and masculine energy are meant to be together. Even among homosexuals their gotta be some mix of fem and masc. Sounds bullshit even to me but the numbers don't lie.
 
I only ask because I've spent my whole life in a state of permenant confusion about everything all the time. No one ever seems to just lay it out in simple terms
That’s where you’re going wrong. Different women want different surface things. I think underneath that most of us want something fairly simple amd animalistic- a man who can provide and protect while we raise offspring. Perhaps the surface stuff is a proxy measure for that. If you want a woman to raise a family with, present as a man who would be a good bet for that. If you mean ‘getting laid’ that’s a different thing
 
Thread tax first, cuz I wanna respond to some posts.

Purely superficial things that are lowest priority:
1. Good smile
2. Nice eyes
3. Hands that are big, but not too meaty, and are kinda pretty while having the marks of a working man (scars, calluses, etc.)

I'd have to go a lot more in-depth to get into the more important things like practicality/usefulness and personality traits. But basically, I like a guy that is able and willing to do a lot of the hard physical labor stuff I can't do, or could do, but not with the same level of efficiency as a man. And most importantly, I expect loyalty and greatly appreciate kindness. No fucking around with side bitches!

To reach top shelves at the supermarket and open jars for me :)
Pro tip: Wrap a rubber band around the rim of the lid to give yourself more grip. Alternatively, putting on a rubber glove also helps.

I'm going to assume this guy is an anomaly, but tbh, I expect fathers to have that same unconditional love for and priorization of their children. Obviously the ideal would be that you are also able to have that same kind of unconditional love for your spouse, but if a man has a wife that is harmful to his kids, or if his continued relationship with that woman (even if she's the mother) is harmful to them, then I'd expect a good man to put his kids first and act on his love for them above all else. That's what a parent should do.

Furthermore, a mother is going to dote on her kids more than her husband, because they need that attention more. Children are more vulnerable and have less life experience, and therefore lower expectations for caring for themselves. Parents/spouses should make time and effort to regularly connect with each other, but at the end of the day, the adults should also be capable of meeting their own needs if their spose's time and energy gets split like that, and the adults shouldn't be tolerating the same things from their spouses that they would from their kids.

Maybe none of this is what this guy is talking about, but then otherwise, I really don't understand what he is getting at.

They're not asking. They're demanding.
Why does the expectation that you wash your ass seem like a demand to you?

Yeah, It’s true that people won’t want to engage with people who won’t listen to them. I’m a man who has posted in the man hate thread, and while I don’t agree with everything posted there I know that I don’t have to change their mind. I don’t agree with women who believe that men are incapable of love or emotional connection with women. Because I try my hardest to do those things. It hurts when I see women say that men are evil and can’t change. But I acknowledge that women have the right to that opinion, it’s not unreasonable. I agree that a lot of men are terrible. I don’t really know what point I’m trying to make anymore.
Sometimes I browse through the woman hate thread, mostly because I'm curious about the other half's perspective. I'll see a decent amount of things that are hurtful or outright dumb, but I don't take them personally if I don't think they apply to me, which I usually don't. I know a lot of men have almost nothing but negative experiences with women, and a lot of others have almost no experience with women, but are internalizing the stories from the men with bad experiences. So their perspectives are skewed. I think this happens with women as well. I know I used to be the type to internalize the negative stories about men from other women, because I had little personal experience with men who weren't immediate relatives.

I'm not really sure what I'm getting at either, but I think if you know in your heart who you are and can say to yourself that you're trying your best to be good to others, then that should be what matters. At the end of the day, men and women have their own sets of strengths and limitations, and expectations that come with these, but men and women are also just people, and some people suck a lot more than other people. People have their own reasons for having the viewpoints that they have, but if they legitimately hate the opposite sex, then that's just a limitation that they're placing on themselves.
 
Pro tip: Wrap a rubber band around the rim of the lid to give yourself more grip. Alternatively, putting on a rubber glove also helps.
*retrieves a stepladder, jar wrench, and electric drill* Work smarter not harder, baby. There’s very few things a man can do that can’t be replicated by $50 worth of gadgets from China.
 
*retrieves a stepladder, jar wrench, and electric drill* Work smarter not harder, baby. There’s very few things a man can do that can’t be replicated by $50 worth of gadgets from China.
Nothing from China is capable of shitting its pants like I can, check-fucking-mate.
 
*retrieves a stepladder, jar wrench, and electric drill* Work smarter not harder, baby. There’s very few things a man can do that can’t be replicated by $50 worth of gadgets from China.

Other than provide his great-granddaughter with a large sum of inherited wealth from the business he spent his life building, right?
 
My requirements for a male partner have been the same since I was a kid. Superficially, dark hair, light eyes, European ancestry. Dad bod type build and a few inches taller than me. Looks after himself but not obsessed with his image. Open to doing things but enjoys a night in too.

I’ve always wanted to be with a non-consoomer nerd/geek to enjoy things with and who is not mortally wounded by philosophical disagreements. By virtue of being male, they experience the world differently than I do and hopefully we can expand each other’s horizons. We would fill in the gaps for each other and take care of one another unselfishly. Obviously built on a foundation of mutual respect.

I admit I like being treated like a lady while having my brain respected. By and large, the few men I’ve dated have been the “hold the door open for you,” “escort you to the door” types so I know they’re out there. ❤️
 
As nice as it would be having a woman who valued me purely for my income - gosh how nice it would be for there to be some fucking transparency in what the expectations are - when I remarry I want it to be to someone who actually values meaningful conversation on matters of substance.
 
I've heard more than one women say that watching men fix stuff is hot. Sometimes my wife has me fix stuff I know she can take care of. I ask her why she doesn't do it herself, and she says, "Because I like watching you do it." Am I just being used for my body?
Had a girlfriend that told me I had the sexiest hands she had ever seen. She used to just watch me play games and type papers, just to watch my hands move. Bitches be weird yo.
Now I gotta ask, what do women consider comedy cause I dont know what a joke is. Like is it a ridiculous hypothetical, is it fart sounds, is it satire, is it saying niggerfaggot or is it something else. Thats how Im able to categorize comedy, I know it sounds autistic but I dont understand what people mean by "be funny" cause all of these can be funny in the right scenario and Im personally amicable to all of them. But going around randomly making jokes or ridiculous hypotheticals seems a bit stupid cause theres no context to build the jokes upon, in a conversational scenario yes but random comedy doesnt work at least I cant do it. Also theres stuff beyond that like visual humor, I can draw funny things and gag stuff but I cant tell jokes, I dont know if that counts as funny cause I dont know how to be like a standup comic firing off jokes.
So, aside from women. As an actual life tip. Try to find the humor in things. Thats how comedians do it. Like the really extreme example is that a man who lost a leg is going to save a fortune on shoes.
 
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