30 Things That Are Unimaginable For Women, Yet Are Absolutely Normal For Men

Really, I don't think this is a 'man' thing - men give compliments is transactional with pretty women, but they don't compliment women for doing a good job or being good at anything else. As a woman in the workplace, I've seldom gotten compliments from anyone about anything. So this is not a gender thing, it's just the way things are now.

Men may not get the compliments but they get the raises and promotions.

My son, autistic and with a very young mind, gets compliments all the time. ALL THE TIME. (He is a good looking guy). He comes across as (and is) harmless. I feel for men never getting compliments but just like many men use them as a way of flirting, women are often afraid to give compliments in case it comes across as flirting. In a way, it's something men built themselves. Still, I know it's destructive and, since I'm an old fat lady who walks around with her tall son all the time, I do give compliments to men like I do with women.

Men don't get compliments. Not even from their partners? Cause I tell mine just about every day how attractive he is or how kind, thoughtful, funny, strong. Although, maybe men don't get compliments from their partners that often. When I told mine that I loved his beautiful blue eyes, he said that's first time any one ever said that to him. Now that I'm really thinking about it, that's pretty messed up. If your partner is a man or male presenting, tell him something really nice about himself! Make it a habit. It's easy and people always look so beautiful when their faces light up with joy from being told something nice about themselves!

I always make sure to compliment the men (and women) in my life. Everyone needs it. Some days it's EXACTLY what a person needs. I try to make sure to say every good thought about people that pops in my head... No filters for the good stuff! 🌞

If they wanted me to know they'd have told me.

Maybe you should though. Aren't a lot of men wishing they had more emotional outlets and connections in their life.

No, that depends on a person. I'm a woman, but I'm not nosy and not going to ask someone I only recently met any personal questions.

Or having a phonecard. -How was his wife, and his son? -No idea. -What did you talk about, then? -If Sonic the Hedgehog could roch an inflatable mattress.

C'est bizarre, très bizarre q'on en soient rendu là, n'est ce pas?

Sperm cells, are very temperature sensitive, hence the absolute worst design possible. When it's hot, your balls dangle away from your body in an attempt to stay cool, and when it's cold they tuck up close like you survived an accident with a poorly placed fan. Nearly 15 years with my wife and she still never misses an opportunity to poke, tickle or blow on my balls so she can watch them move around always while repeating "it's so f*****g weird"

There's a very important reason testicles looks like brains. They are. There's even an override function for the larger brain during "emergency" situations. Plus, all that moving is just genital tai chi to stay in shape.

And the lack of additional commentary here is hilarious!!! Yep, if you've never owned a chainsaw, you're going to need some instructions.

Sadly, few women have found my penis to be moving.

Oh God, hilarious. I will remember this tomorrow, when I shower. And I will check. Just in case.

Also gender neutral

I have never once taken a photo while at an outing. Then again, I don't friends. But even if I did, I wouldn't. (I didn't even take photos when I went to Costa Rica.) Is this really a man vs woman thing?

And they did not learn anything about each other. But they now know everything about the lasted sports series and the best places to go fishing.

This is annoying. I'm female and my group of friends is mixed gender. We almost never take photos of ourselves. That's not about gender at all.

I'm a woman and I never take photos when meeting up with friends.

i am so starved for physical affection the other day i was wait for my dinner to cook my cat climbed into my arms for a cuddle and i nearly cried he is only a cat but i really need that

😩 That’s NOT ok! Human touch is so important! All I can give you is a virtual hug in the meantime. Lean in. 🥹

If it weren't for my recovery program I could easily go months without touching anyone. I schedule massages every now and then just to have human contact

I haven't slept in the same bed as someone else for 6 years.

Not unique to guys.

I have a hard time sympathizing with this one, because the reason this happens is because enough men have done so much harm, women have no choice but to assume 'all men' until proven otherwise; because, if we choose wrong, we can and have ended up assaulted, raped and/or dead.

Is this sad? Yes. But is it warranted? Sadly yes. I get it, not all guys are predators, dangerous, etc. Instead of bitching about how unfair that is, just be kind, and be an ally to women. Walking behind a woman late at night cause both of you are going the same way? Chill for a couple of minutes so she can gain some distance and feel safe, or cross the street, or politely ask her if she would like it if you walked ahead of her so she can see you. If you're not a bad guy then act on it instead of screaming "unfair".

It is true but depressing. When I was younger, 99.9 % of the time what would happen is this : guy talks to me. I answer. Talk more. I answer, he smiles, I smile back. He misconstrues it as an invitation. I gently set him straight. He gets offended by the rejection and gets mean, aggressive, in my face. This is why women are so cautious, and I am sorry because I realize that we also reject men who mean no harm.

I know there are plenty of good men in the world, but this reputation is well deserved. Every incident where I've felt unsafe in my life has involved a man. I've never felt threatened, or scared for my safety around another woman, and women have never assaulted me, or stalked me.

It's better than being the one in danger regardless of what we do.