Hang on their Mr. you are criticising something you are doing yourself, you are claiming women have the attitude that all men are the same, your language implies you believe all women feel this way.
There is no such thing as a 'typical man' just as there is no such thing as 'normal', everyone is different, of course that's not to say that we all are the same because there are differences between men and women, not just physical but socially. Socially women are more prone to upbringing and influences that make them more likely to think a certain way, just as men are also brought up to think a certain way – one of these ways is that 'men are bastards' yet at the same time women are taught that they are nothing without men, when they are hurt by men it's more than just one man hurting them it is a feeling that they are worthless, it is men who make them feel worthless – not literally, but the fact they put so much emphasis on the importance of a man's love can mean they feel anguish towards men, rather than the society that tell gives them the attitude that they are worthless without men. Of course, that is only one example, a vague one at that granted.
Men are more likely to be X, Y and Z, simply because we are two separate groups, unfortunately somewhere along the line it has turned into a 'us and them' situation where men are the donkey behinds, the abusers, the insensitive human beings, or where women are the female dogs, the victims, the incessant nags.
I have had some truly horrific experiences with men, then I have also had some horrific experiences with women, sure men are those who I date and it hurts like blazes if they do something to me, but that has nothing to do with them being men it has to do with them being poor excuses for human beings. It is irritating to me that women are so sexist at times, I really think feminism has a lot to answer for because although feminism claims to be against sexism nothing has created quite as much sexism towards both men and women, apart from perhaps monotheistic religious culture.
I don't know about men, I don't get on with women so men are my partners, my friends, my family, women however I could be very judgemental and say there is a typical woman – not that all women are this way, but it seems a lot are – an example is my mother. My mother has had bad experiences with men, she will say 'MEN! Who'd have 'em!' and 'All men are [insert 'B' word here]' – I seem to have escaped absorbing this attitude growing up, a lot of other girls and women don't, I in fact scorn my mother whenever she says these things because even in jest some people can take these things in, and it is not healthy.
I probably didn't answer your question, but I thought the long-winded babble would at least let you know someone else is as irritated by this as you are, and I'm a woman.
2006-09-20 13:06:20
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answered by Kasha 7
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ok stud, I'm like you I am not a typical man! I genuinly care how a girl or woman feels, most men say they do but it's just a cover. A typical man will date a girl based on status, and looks, if there friends ridacule them they will more than likely break up with the girl without saying a word. They like how girls or women look and mostly it's a sexual thing with them! They like girls or women who make there ego grow while at the mall or the movies with them!But the big one that describes a typical man is when he is seeing one girl or woman, they are still flirting with other girls and when the grass gets greener they dissapear to mow that lawn! Now don't misconstrude, girls or women can do the same! I hope I have helped. Good luck finding the answer you approve!
2006-09-20 13:04:09
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answered by oakwood307 1
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I think in the West, the war of the sexes is fought too fiercely and people are showing too little respect for the opposite sex. Hence all the generalizations about typical men and typical women. Each person is individual and have traits which are related to his/her sex and also traits which have nothing to do with sex. However, some traits are more common among men than they are among women. For example, men are probably less interested in clothes and shopping and have little patience in things that don't seem have to have a purpose (window shopping, spending hours in front of the mirror, buying non-essentials like ornaments and having chats). Men are less likely to talk about their feelings, especially after they have a bad experience. They would rather you don't bring up the subject and pretend that nothing had happened. If they lose their wallet, the worst thing for a woman to do is to say something like "you've got to be careful with your money. I told you so. " They know they have lost their money and they are suffering inside and don't need to be told. Men enjoy good food but don't see the point of toiling in the kitchen for hours to cook for friends and family. They want their wives to have some culinary skills which they can show off to friends but can't stand it when they are asked to help. They would say " Food is not important." When it comes to doing gardening, men would say "what's wrong with the weeds? I think they look great." Aren't they lovely?
2006-09-20 13:12:09
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answered by Anonymous
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I think the "typical guy" answer to this question is more in a negative way.
Alot of guys try to come off confident but it comes off as cocky. They may walk with a swagger and their attitude is more of the "I am the biggest baddest thing around" The are not polite towards friends or dates. They tend to be more selfish.
And while a lot of guys don't believe they are giving off these vibes some women may think so.
There is a difference between acting confident and being confident. Women look for confidence in a man. Not one who plays the part.
2006-09-20 13:10:38
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answered by Parisa 2
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A macho guy, a pervert, someone who watch porn and think it's natural. Who watch other women, and he thinks you should accept that "that's just how men are". He will prefer his friends over you, seem to have more fun with them. He will not remember anniversaries. He will like to watch sports and be annoyed if she's disturbing. He will not manage a sexless relationship. He will not be good at talking deep and emotional. He will like action and violence. They will be weak to beauty and start complaining when the women let themselves go.
Those are some of the many stereotypes I know of.
And men are just as bad. They say all women are the same as well. Only they sometimes sound even more cruel.
2006-09-20 13:06:28
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answered by Magnuna 4
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The "typical" man tries his best to do what he feels is right at any given moment.
The "typical" man is often an idiot online and in chat.
On the East Coast, men don't seem to have the same concept of manners as guys in the south do. They are pretty blatantly after one thing and push boundaries harder.
If I had ONLY run across men from the east coast/NYC, then I would have a pretty bad attitude (because of their culture) also!
2006-09-20 12:53:09
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answered by Jessie 5
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typical man
1. never wrong
2. never says sorry
3. not intouch with is feelings(femine side)
4. narrow minded
5. aggressive
6. doesnt read instructions or manuals(flat packs,new appliances)
7. doesnt listen(only hears what he want to)
8. cant do more than one task at a time
9 gets lost and wont ask for directions
10 never grows up
11 doesnt understand the pain of child birth
12 whines about feeling realy sick like a little boy , when its only a sniveling cold
13 doesnt care about personal hygien
14 doesnt care about eating properly
15 doesnt care about health
16 is not able to support his girlfeind emotionally
17 his life is planned around self-entertainment, gadgets and toys
18. size is everything
19 more power and money
20 trying to look hard and start fights with people over stupid arguments
21. lacking understanding, knowledge of womens bodies.
22. looking forward to getting pissed on friday night
23. checking out the female workers and oglying them and visually stripping them naked
24 they know everything(not really)
25 doesnt know how to operate the house hold appliances : hoover,washer,cooker etc
26 oversized male pride and ego
27 very insecure
28 homophobic
29 unable to adapt to new things
30 competative to the point of childish and spiteful
31 keeping up with the jones
32 possesive to the point of being threatening , arguementative or vilolent
33 expects a woman to do the house, as well as hold a full time job and look after the kids
35 will die of ill health cause by a poor life style.
2006-09-20 14:18:51
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answered by robynbiker 5
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a lot of guys have asked me this before. not all guys are the same and people will loose people in life by saying it and one of them people maybe the special one!!! a typical guy too me is someone who has a laugh and knows how too treat a ladee right!! iv never had a bad relationship/male friend and i get on better with them than most girls!! im a girl and i can say that most girls are horrible, bitchy etc and like to start a row with a bloke for no reason. dont get labeled with the idiots in this world hun, if the girl is decent, she will see through it ok!!!
2006-09-20 13:14:11
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answered by vicky l 2
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nobody can tell you really what a typical man is cause u wouldn't understand thm. u know the answer to this question of urs, the axact answer u always give thm when they ask you.
men are nt the same and they'll never be, till women wake up, only god knows when, and realise that, questions like this wont end. WE ARE NOT THE SAME, women get it right this time.
2006-09-20 13:03:41
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answered by tender-boy 2
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In my life a typical man is like my dad first:
THe most gentle man you ever met, HE loved his children that much. THen his two daughters even more than the boys. He was always teaching us to be phylosophical about things. Always choosing the most positive of the available options. He taught us how to cook, which for an African man is unique.
Then my husband. He is funny, loving, relentlessly encouraging, an ideal father to my daughter, Keen to make sure I am happy. It made my move to UK manageable.
My brothers are all older than us two girls so we were adhoored and still are.
TYpical men are really good men to me.
2006-09-20 12:57:07
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answered by Mai C 6
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