Women marry(or commit to) a man hoping he'll change, Men marry a woman hoping she will stay the same tru/false

Answer 1

It's a bit of a generalization but I essentially believe that it is true. I think women see "potential" in their men, like a house that needs repairs, and marry the guy in order to improve him. Men don't marry unless they already like what they see and don't want things to change.

Answer 2

There are 3 answers to this question: 1. To do with the maids being right handed 2. To do with military purposes 3. Fashion It is only for the last few centuries that buttons have been used and were initially so expensive that only rich people could afford them. The military found it easier to mass produce uniforms with buttons on the right but ordinary women and men didn't start using them until more recently, relying on laced items instead. Aristocratic women chose to be different to men and etiquette said that the lady should be to the left of the man with neither being able to peer into the gap left between the buttons of their clothes. The tradition has stayed the same and there's no reason it shouldn't change now, so the answer is that it was the aristocratic ladies that chose which side their buttons went and nothing to do with men.

Answer 3

True.

Unfortunately men don't change so easily for women and women change after marriage faster than most men would like.

Answer 4

Ab-so-phuckiing-lute-ly.

Answer 5

Generally true.

Answer 6

So true.

Answer 7

true