30 Things That Are Absolutely Normal For Men, But Not Women

I wouldn't think to ask about any of that either. It's not my baby🤷🏽‍♀️ but congrats!!

Did this last night, crossing throu a big apartment complex, there are routes to cross it in less time, she was about 15ft in front of me. After taking the same path for 5 minutes y redirected and took a longer route cause I was feeling creepy.

Pulse? Yeah. Respiration? Yeah. He's OK.

I have 2 pictures together with my best friend of 28 years... 1 was 3 years go at my dad's wedding and the other was 3 weeks ago at his sister's wedding.

This is just sad.

My dad used to drive to a park on his lunch break, eat his lunch then lay his seat back and take a short nap. He was reported to the police because they thought he was "watching the kids". He wasn't even facing the playground. If I (female) did the same thing I doubt anyone would've thought anything of it.

Ladies do the same with misplaced knicker elastic.

To fix this: Knowing absolutely nothing about them that someone else thinks is normal to know.

I know this concept, but that doesn't necessarily have to be the case. It is also possible that one is venting frustration in this way. While (more or less consciously) disguising it as banter. It's a fine line ;)

For me, it doesn't just stop with picking up the stick. What follows is stick becomes lightsaber in my head and whoosh, whoosh, imaginary Stormtrooper falls XP

Hmm, by the number of Persian rugs and paintings in the house before we met, it would appear that Mr Auntriarch is a woman (he wasn't last time I checked)

Going to a store to buy one thing, buying the one thing, then immediately leaving.

Make it taste as mint and is mouthwash too.

That's OK, after 50 the hair on the arms and legs quit growing but begin popping out of the nose and ears.

Up if you know them, down if you don't. No one taught us this, but we all know it.

This shouldn't be normal. Deprivation of touch is a problem, not a normal.

How is that possible?! I’m a guy, and my brain whirls endlessly.

Gotta give it a good smack for good measure too. Especially bags of soil, mulch and the like.

Never been to a hockey game, have ya?

I think this is really interesting. It's not often someone gets to see 'both sides of the story' from an insides perspective. Would make for a great anthropological study.

I've never done this. I've seen some men do it but I never know why? I mean... did a fly land in your mouth? Or do you have tuberculosis?

I wash my hair every time I shower, and have for decades.

At the gym guys are all bro or dude.

Maybe in my early 20s but I have so many pillows now. I love my little nest.

Bulls#*t. I'm a man in his 40s and I cry all the time.

I'm a female and I don't cry. I do it on purpose because I hate crying so I haven't cried for years

I think this is hormonal. I remember watching a TV show following a woman transitioning to a man and once the hormones had kicked in so did the inability to cry. He said he missed it..

I cry in romcoms so I do not watch them.

I only cry when I get angry. Decades of my Dad yelling at me(his daughter) that tears were a weakness and an invitiation to get picked on because you are showing people you are WEAK meant I can only cry now if I am about to lose complete control or I've injured myself. Rest of the time, if its around real people, the tears won't come though I can cry if I'm watching a movie, providing no one else is there. I didnt cry at all at my Mother's Funeral after I got berated and humilated by Dad for crying at Granddad's funeral. Then I was called cold and hateful for not crying for Mom. He was in floods of tears and all I could think was, you're a hypocrite. You never cried for anyone else and berated me when I did and now you're doing it and berating me for not. Double standards would like a word I think.

I was holding my youngest son in my arms when he died. Since then, I don't cry anymore either. And yes, I am very much a woman. Sometimes, situations and the following changes to a person's life whether it be grief or carelessness or recklessness or hypersensitivity..... change the very fiber of a person's being. No one should ever be judged or made to feel less than because of.

I grew up in the time when men don't cry. I can't cry. Not like I don't, but I just can't. Last time I cried was when we put our dog down. It last a few minutes, was ugly, and it was difficult for me to get started. Our other dog had died on the way to the emergency vet a few months before, and I didn't cry. I think the last time I cried before the dog was maybe 10 or 15 years ago. I told my son that no matter what people tell him, crying is healthy and normal for everyone. It releases a lot of built up mental pressure. It helps you to deal with things. He should never be afraid to cry. I've never asked him if it worked.

I don't know why, but since I've gotten older (62 now) I am definitely more emotional.

It might be hard to let emotions come out, but it can give such a relief

How often do we tell little boys "Big boys don't cry" then wonder why there are guys out there who brag about never crying or worse can't express emotions when something intense happens or mocks a man who does cry when something intense happens I have seen so many guys get really hateful about another guy tearing up on his wedding day when he sees his bride or when he holds his baby for the first time. imagine fighting yourself to not express yourself when you hold your baby for the first time It just seems so sad

I'm a woman and I don't cry in front of other people, my best friend on the other hand, cries cause it's Tuesday

I don't ever feel bad about or try to suppress crying. I feel better afterwards.

I tend to be cold in that sense. PTSD & all. Deaths in my family were just another day. I felt so bad about not feeling bad that I apologized to my family. I got scolded. When the rest of the family was falling apart, I was the one still able to function & take care of things. That is a great benefit actually. I do cry at weird times over different things. I will take what I can get.

Yeah I don’t know many men that cry. Just not how we are wired

You must have never seen a Hallmark movie.

Yeah, just repress your emotions, that'll make you seem like more of a man...

these are some beautiful m***********g stairs, man I gotta applaud whoever designed these, they're pretty nice. the steps are perfectly spaced, the color is immaculate, and oh I'm at the top now. bye stairs!

That's just good friends isn't it

I’m a guy who loves a long walk, but not at night.

This is more a cultural thing. Go to Polynesia, a topless woman is not shocking there. Also, it's about comfort. I for one would rather wear a piece of garment that holds thight my stuff, even in a context where I can take it off.

I can't speak for other men, but if I have a bad day I just want to move on and forget it ever happened. Why relive it by talking about it? That's like pouring salt in the wound.

That's not weird, just sad and unfair.

Not strictly a male thing. I don't recall my niece's birthday (I know the month, not the day). Things like that, or anniversary dates with Husband, I never remember those. I don't see the point. I know somewhere in X month is a Thing We Are Supposed To Celebrate, and in two years I know it will be our 25th anni. I remember the exact date there because it's engraved on my wedding ring. But in general, I have never understood why it has to be ON THAT SPECIFIC DAY. Send me a Christmas present in January if that's what happened. I'm not offended. Flowers a few days after Valentines? Very sweet. And so on.

Let's face it, this isn't what woman find weird. It is the weird people that design clothing that think that women shouldn't have real pockets.

i had gf that done the "Chinook" , yeah different body parts but she wasn't gonna be outdone 😆

Before I use a towel, I wash myself, so it's all just clean skin.

not true? In SA we are very patriarchal and women are generally only noticed if they do something glamorous or controversial like get involved in grand corruption. Otherwise men totally rule the roost here and are the most visible celebs. Not that this is a good thing, just saying maybe this is an american or european thing.

No man i know of lacks a trash can in the bathroom. Wtf.