So when women start to complain about the male chauvinist point of view so many men carry, is this a preconceived or prejudiced idea? Or fact based on your experience? Let's give an example.
1.Women talk about not being good at parenting because of blah, blah, blah...I challenge that because I raised my two nieces in a better fashion than most women would their own children.
2. Many women tell me I have no idea how to tap into their emotional make-up only to have them pouring their hearts out to me within 15 mins of talking.
3. When it comes to sex, many women have said they've never been brought to orgasm because every guy they've been with was in it for himself only to see I was only about making sure she was pleasured first and for me to bring them to orgasm...almost too embarrassed to even admit how good the sex was because of how bad they mouthed about it previously.
4, When going out with someone and a conversation comes up that strikes a personal chord, do you take offense because he says something that was a generalization, i.e. "I like women with meat on their bones personally...". "I don't like women who wear a lot of make-up, makes me feel she has something to hide.". "Why do women always do stuff like that? It really irks me when they do.".
5. Do you think a guy is trying to hook up with you just because he asks you out or calls you "boo", "wifey", "sexy", "gorgeous" or some other compliment far too many women think are reserved for couples?
Things like this have lead me to believe far too many women have the wrong idea of men in general. Are we REALLY that bad that even online, a comment sets you ablaze before you understand the male perspective? Or in person? Do you meet someone with a preconcieved notion from what you read, hear or feed your mind on? Are men REALLY that bad? Ever tried wrapping us all up and jetting us to Mars if we are? I'd like to know what YOU think.
