7 Responses for "Why are men afraid of women?"

1. Vanessa Hudgens March 14th, 2010 at 6:06 am 1

   Best Answer – Chosen by Voters Notice the word assume in your question,I suggest you don't assume ALL men,but some men you know.. I know what a tampon is and have on occasion bought them for my girlfriends.In fact In 1929, the modern tampon (with applicator) was first invented and patented by Doctor Earle Haas a man..After failing to get people interested in his invention (including the Johnson & Johnson company), on October 16, 1933 he finally sold the patent and trademark to a Denver businesswoman, Gertrude Tendrich, for $32,000. She started the Tampax company and was its first president. Tenderich was an ambitious German immigrant who made the first Tampax tampons at her home using a sewing machine and Dr. Haas's compression machine. Tampons based on Dr. Haas' design were first sold in the U.S. in 1936.It's a FACT you do not and will not know ALL men…Shame Shame on YOU

2. selena gomez March 14th, 2010 at 6:06 am 2

   Hahahahaha sooooo true!!!

3. Vanessa Hudgens March 14th, 2010 at 6:06 am 3

   Don't know what the hell your talking about but its funny

4. taylor lautner March 14th, 2010 at 6:06 am 4

   Men never get past the mental age of about 13, sadly. Some of your points made me laugh, they are so true!

5. taylor lautner March 14th, 2010 at 6:06 am 5

   I grew up surrounded by guys and now still have for the most part only guys friends (my point: I know guys!). While I understand what you are talking about none of my guy friends are like that at all. I think that perhaps you just keep meeting guys that are immature and are still uncomfortable with themselves. Making it hard for them to understand others and basically impossible for them to understand someone of the opposite sex. Since I am guessing you are currently dating someone a bit like this my suggestion would be to just talk to him, telling him how his awkward/rude comments make you feel and explain to him that you are a person just like he is and that it is not fair to treat you poorly just because he doesn't understand you. And as a little side note try not to group all men or women in completely different categories, there are exceptions to EVERY stereotype (which is of course a good thing

6. miley cyrus March 14th, 2010 at 6:06 am 6

   Notice the word assume in your question,I suggest you don't assume ALL men,but some men you know.. I know what a tampon is and have on occasion bought them for my girlfriends.In fact In 1929, the modern tampon (with applicator) was first invented and patented by Doctor Earle Haas a man..After failing to get people interested in his invention (including the Johnson & Johnson company), on October 16, 1933 he finally sold the patent and trademark to a Denver businesswoman, Gertrude Tendrich, for $32,000. She started the Tampax company and was its first president. Tenderich was an ambitious German immigrant who made the first Tampax tampons at her home using a sewing machine and Dr. Haas's compression machine. Tampons based on Dr. Haas' design were first sold in the U.S. in 1936.It's a FACT you do not and will not know ALL men…Shame Shame on YOU

7. taylor swift March 14th, 2010 at 6:06 am 7

   Men are not afraid of women biologically. If women were meant to 'scare' men, they wouldn't be able to reproduce themselves.Why do millions of women essentially control their men and the men live in fear of reprisal?Why do millions of men get intimidated when around these women of strong inner and social character before the dating even begins?Despite people saying to 'be yourself' around women, most men aren't being themselves anymore. Men 'drop' in character around women.Unfortunately dating experts will look at the surface and ask, "Well how was that working out for you?" in reference to being themselves. So then, their whole APPROACH to teaching men about women and dating is to change the men.They'll often start teaching them techniques and exercises to get over their fear but the men don't get over the fear because it's very real; they still get nervous and incongruent around women. Having them approach more and more is like a band-aid solution because they still don't know what they're going up against.Even those men still admit there is 'fear' when approaching and they try to correlate it to fear in nature.Like I said; men are not naturally afraid of women or there wouldn't be much of any procreation going on.The biological character within men (which has been clouded over) is the one truth despite all levels of social influence. Man has nothing to fear when he understands his natural inheritance and strength and deals with that natural part of a woman.Despite the tremendous growth of feminine character and power, women still expect men to be even more powerful or higher in status than they are when it comes to their personal relationships. Many have given up hope and settled for the supportive manchild so she can keep being independent but generally women are looking for real men.Yet because the massive social power dynamic has shifted, there are very few men who are left who meet this; especially balanced men who have admirable qualities.Women have developed massively in the past several years and men have actually been suppressed; it's a caustic balance of sorts. But like they said, you have a few Good points!Good Luck