6 Things Women Need to Know About Men

Never in the history of time have women been more in the dark about men.

Raised to rule the world, rather than to become wives, women are now shooting blanks when it comes to men and marriage.

That so many women (and for that matter, men) are products of divorce doesn’t help. Growing up with one parent, as opposed to two, has the unfortunate consequence of teaching kids nothing about how how to get along with the opposite sex.

So with that in mind, here are 6 things women need to know about men.

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[rutherglenroad]

As a pastor who has done a bit of counseling, I can confirm that your advice is pure gold. Women can tear the heart out of a man too easily. Men can seem tough on the outside, but a wife can destroy him surprisingly easily. Great video.

[rizon]

My mom did all of those things. Their marriage lasted over 50 years until she passed. My dad stayed in the ICU hospital room almost the entire week she was in there and when she passed away I could see a light go out in his eyes.

[judithharley]

The ability to provide is so powerful. When my parents were first married, my dad told my mom that he made enough money to support them both and kids and that she could stay home if she wanted to. My mom chose to stay home until we (the kids) were older, and even then she worked part time at the school. She was home with us before and after school and all summer. I really believed that significantly contributed to their very successful marriage. I was a very fortunate child as well because of this.

[awake]

As a man, I can tell you she's 100% right on every single point. Hit the nail on the head! Women used to pass this down, mother to daughter. And daughters learned by watching her mother interact with her father. They also learned what a man should be, by watching their father. And vice versa for mother's and their son. A son learns what a women should be like by watching his mother. This is why we need nuclear families.

[Str]

"Men over-simplify women and women over-complicate men."

-My grandfather

[KimMilvang]

A small note on affection. One of the things I most appreciate in my wife is the way she receives affection. Most often she lights up and smiles, and even when it occasionally is not a good timing for her she will acknowledge my efforts and just say her focus is on something else. It is not all about giving affection, but also about how you react when it is given to you. The worst thing you can do is make your man afraid to show spontaneous affection because he is afraid you will snap at him.

[MaiaDreams]

1. Men are easy to please and quick to forgive
2. Men live to see the woman they love happy
3. Men don’t like to fight with women
4. A man’s identity is inextricably linked to his need to protect and provide
5. Men don’t come out and tell you when they are unhappy, so you need to be able to read the signs
6. Men respond to sweet talk and bottom lines

[therose]

I've been married 26 years. This list is 100% accurate.

[evanm]

Number 2 is so true. I had to break off a 5-year relationship earlier this year because she could find a way to be unhappy in any situation.

[jakubukaszczyk]

Sad part is, that mothers should have told this all to their daughters 🤔

[ShadyCool]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 This kind woman deserves a nomination for the Nobel Peace prize. She’s actually earned it.

[jamesdevries]

When this popped up I originally watched to see what nonsense it would be. I soon realized that you were spot on exactly how I feel and you were able to explain it better than I was ever able to. I asked my wife to watch this video and ever since our relationship has improved 10 fold. So thank you for explaining how I feel to my wife better then I could. I am in your debt.

[Sandramaria-revo]

I've been married 15 years to a wonderful husband. Thanks for the sound advice. It's very difficult to find women with your level of wisdom in this area to listen to. I'm cautious of whom I will hear out especially when it comes to the ladies out there. I don't have a mom or grandmother so I rely heavily on the Bible to teach me how to be a better woman, mom and wife. Thanks for being there.

[hancock]

this is all under the assumption that she even cares about her marriage. Most women will just move on to the next man instead of working on the one she has now.

[johnross]

Sixty-two year old man, raised four sons, VERY happily married... YOU NAILED IT! Bravo. Spreading this around. Great job!

[rickforse]

SPOT ON observations! Every woman (who actually cares about having a good relationship with her man) should take these words of wisdom to heart. I would add one thing (for both men and women). Don't forget to take care of yourself physically! Don't let your appearance go. It matters...to both sexes. All the BS in the media and our culture about how this shouldn't matter is just that...BS. It does. It's built into our DNA.

[zacharypayne]

This brings me tears iv never been treated this way by a woman

[MyTubeSVp]

Spot on !
On the topic of fighting, I think there is something important to be added. A man has a limited number of fights he will endure in his emotional lifespan before he disconnects. Some have more, some have less. But when the number is reached, the relationship is over, and all he’s left with, is his moral obligation to provide for the woman he made this promise to. It is an honour thing, and no further emotional involvement is to be expected.

[rontiemens]

Helps me appreciate my wife of 40 years. She’s been there for me in all these ways from the day we met. And she has done so while caring for nurturing, and raising our ten children. I stand amazed and profoundly thankful. 😀

[SL]

When a fella is staring blankly off into space and you interrupt him asking “what are you thinking about?” and he says “nothing”, he BLOODY MEANS IT! We’re in our “nothing box” rebooting and need to be left the hell alone!