Myth #1: Men are not easily emotional
Men may be more emotional than women. It’s just that masculinity doesn’t allow men to express their feelings freely, but they are calm on the outside and have deeply hidden emotions. Women should help them to release their emotions.
Myth #2: Sex is most important to men
One of the biggest secrets of men is a special inner desire to be one with their spouse, and sex is the practical manifestation of this mindset. It is not because of machismo, but rather the act of “trying to confirm that he is in the same boat as the woman”.
Myth #3: Men are “limited” animals
“Men are underdeveloped animals.” This is why men get all kinds of “rewards”, such as lowering their expectations; tolerating their bad behavior, understanding their sense of indifference, and so on. The woman is usually the victim.
In fact, men are not “limited” creatures. If a woman keeps her expectations high, it may not be immediately rewarding, but it can broaden a man’s horizons.
Myth #4: Men are born to work
For most men, the pressure to work comes from two sources: having a successful career and raising a family. Yet a man’s responsibilities are often not aligned with his identity. The reality is that men are more likely to judge success or failure by their careers. Talking to men about their work interests is a good way to change men’s traditional roles, which also helps to increase men’s nontraditional masculinity.
Myth #5: Men hate loyalty agreements
Men value freedom and independence, but their hearts value loyalty even more. Once a man identifies his partner, he will express his love in his own way.
Myth #6: Men are not communicative
They actually like to talk and have an interesting and rich inner life. If men are not judged, then they are more likely to open up and talk eloquently.
Myth #7: Men judge by their looks
A fair lady is a good man. The company’s main goal is to provide the best possible service to its customers. The real impetus for men is the heart and brain of the factors – a woman’s wisdom, sense of humor and kindness.
Myth 8: Men don’t like to be in the right place
In fact, men love to be in the right place in many things, such as being joked about their beer bellies, poor bedside manner, being sarcastic by colleagues, etc., but they don’t want to admit it because of face problems. The fact is that men have a depression problem.
There is a common perception that men are stubborn, so they worry about being easily offended by criticism, but more often than not, it’s also a matter of “face. In fact, men are very receptive to advice, especially when their dominance is confirmed.