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i am pretty down with a lot of the stereotypical ways men can't 'satisfy' women; not as emotionally in tune, wants higher novelty in mate choice, bad at picking up underwear or whatever. I've come to terms with all that, celebrate differences! except for one thing
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like, when im in relationships i love asking careful questions, cause im super curious about my partner, i want to know about them, how their mind works, how they feel about the world. but its rare to find someone who wants to do it to me
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and i think this is probably a gendered thing and it makes me feel sad. i can accept a dude who never cries or wants to bang a new woman every week, but it feels really painful to just 'accept' low curiosity from a man. it feels like not being loved
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i have trouble empathizing with lack of curiosity like i can empathize with other gendered differences. I think i hold maybe a little bitterness at how often i feel unmet/unmatched/empty in that way.
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although to be fair maybe i have unreasonably high standards. you know how merciless i am with twitter polls and question formation, i am no different in my romantic life, and it might be unreasonable to want that level of curious intensity from someone else
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everyone on here is just gonna say, "the males in _my_ life ask me questions." IMO you are looking for specifically a type of man that is attractive to you and it will be hard for that type of man to be a question-asker.
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hmm. Maybe has to do with the evolutionary commitment post-fertilization? woman need to know more because historically they needed to make sure he was suitable. He has no evolutionary need. You could be on to the fundamental difference between the historically stereotyped sexes.
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