Male and Female approaches... anyone can verify?
I am interested to know the differences in the way a male and female approach a potential interest of opposite sex?
I am under the impression that research shows:
(Talking about internal and emotional commitment to feelings within themselves (NOT TO EACH OTHER))
Females have reserved feelings for potential mates and do not engage in their internal commitment of feelings within themselves until they are deeper in the relationship
While
Males don’t reserve their internal feelings for a female partner instead committing themselves fully to the emotional feeling within a short amount of time
(males don’t necessarily show their feelings)
The emotional or internal feeling is understood as: The feeling of surrender and allowed to feel loved and feel love for someone else.
Might need to read this very carefully.
I don’t remember where I read this information, I just copy pasted of a journal.
Answer:
wow, well im not a women so i cant judge that part, but it seems to me that you have most of the population of men wrapped up in a few sentences.. although everyone is different and that one in a million could not follow those standards...
I'm sorry what is the question the complexity makes sense but male and females feel opposite ways emotionally sometimes it is the opposite learned behaviors and examples of others make this so.
it's weird, the description of males fits me (as a male lol) but doesn't fit how males are protraited, as not committing untill well they don't have another option it seems lol...
it's almost like both descriptions work for both sexes... but depend on the individual... *shrugs* what would I know...
My immediate reaction was that you have things reversed. I' m a female, and I and most of my female friends have had multiple experiences with men who won't commit for ages after we have decided we care for them. A whole lot of men seem afraid of commitment.
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I am under the impression that research shows:
(Talking about internal and emotional commitment to feelings within themselves (NOT TO EACH OTHER))
Females have reserved feelings for potential mates and do not engage in their internal commitment of feelings within themselves until they are deeper in the relationship
While
Males don’t reserve their internal feelings for a female partner instead committing themselves fully to the emotional feeling within a short amount of time
(males don’t necessarily show their feelings)
The emotional or internal feeling is understood as: The feeling of surrender and allowed to feel loved and feel love for someone else.
Might need to read this very carefully.
I don’t remember where I read this information, I just copy pasted of a journal.
Answer:
wow, well im not a women so i cant judge that part, but it seems to me that you have most of the population of men wrapped up in a few sentences.. although everyone is different and that one in a million could not follow those standards...
I'm sorry what is the question the complexity makes sense but male and females feel opposite ways emotionally sometimes it is the opposite learned behaviors and examples of others make this so.
it's weird, the description of males fits me (as a male lol) but doesn't fit how males are protraited, as not committing untill well they don't have another option it seems lol...
it's almost like both descriptions work for both sexes... but depend on the individual... *shrugs* what would I know...
My immediate reaction was that you have things reversed. I' m a female, and I and most of my female friends have had multiple experiences with men who won't commit for ages after we have decided we care for them. A whole lot of men seem afraid of commitment.
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