Audio By Carbonatix
Do you want to know what’s going on inside the head of a man? It’s no surprise that women are curious about the inner workings of the modern dude, but what might surprise women is that there’s a lot more to men than you might think.
Here are the four most important things I think every woman should know about men:
1. We don’t just think with our pants.
Total shocker, right? Seriously, though, it’s extremely annoying for people to see men as nothing more than walking penises.
Look, it’s not your fault. Society makes both women and men think that men only need to concern themselves with food and sex. Now many people believe that men have an IQ that’s about as high as the average dog’s – and even that’s a stretch.
There’s no denying that sex feels good. Lots of people love it. But we men can assure you that we have a lot more than sex running through our minds and we’d like for the world to recognize it.
2. We love to talk.
You know how men like to blame women for talking all the time? Well, we’ve got motor mouths of our own.
This may surprise you because we tend to be virtually mute on a lot of subjects. But the truth is that while most guys won’t automatically talk about anything that comes to mind, they love talking when the focus is on a subject they like.
Sunday night football? Check. The latest 2K? It’s the buzzword. That J Cole album we were all waiting on to drop? Guaranteed hours-long convo. Once you know where to start in conversing with men, you may as well kick back with some popcorn and watch us yap away.
3. We like to feel pretty too.
OK, so the correct term is “handsome,” but that doesn’t change the fact that we like to look good. Many people think that men don’t care about their looks and basically want to be cavemen again. Last time I checked, though, our ancestors’ looks are not a style goal we aspire to reach.
Historically, men who could afford pampering have always taken the time to look good (peep the royal dashikis and frock coats), but in these modern times, more men are putting effort into their appearance than ever before. In fact, research says that we may even take longer than women to get ready to leave the house — but that only means we’ll both end up fashionably late to the dinner party together.
4. We do not like having our gaming time interrupted.
We’re not sure why some women think that posing in front of the TV while we game is cute. We can assure you that it isn’t cute at all.
Gaming brings out something in us that few other things in this world can. Call it power, call it freedom, heck, call it the ultimate form of procrastination. It doesn’t change the fact that in those few hours of gaming, we men and our games share an intimate bond that makes life worth living.
…And then you block our screen in the middle of a C.O.D. match.
Women who know gamer guys, we know that you want us to pay attention to you. But can you at least wait until after we finish the game?
No matter what you were taught about men, there’s a lot more to guys than you think. Give us space to be ourselves, and we’ll show you that we’re so much more than society thinks!
Latest Stories
-
Ghana, City of Columbus sign MoU to establish nursing partnership programme
4 minutes -
AI regulation faces political deadlock as calls grow for Congress to act
10 minutes -
Former Auditor-General must explain GH¢624m fumigation expenditure gap – Domelovo
11 minutes -
Awaken to the North Mission combines faith, sport and community development in Lonto
14 minutes -
AFCON 2027Q: Somalia, Niger to play home matches at Accra Sports Stadium as CAF clears facility
16 minutes -
Opare Addo says youth programmes are preparing Ghanaians for global opportunities
20 minutes -
ADB Ghana Medicals leads engineering works, joins donor partners for $100m Otumfuo Cancer Centre
25 minutes -
Afenyo-Markin warns of NDC misinformation and disinformation strategy ahead of 2028 elections
29 minutes -
Rhythms on Da Runway returns on 28th November with 16th edition
45 minutes -
Zonda Tech expansion shows 24-hour economy taking shape – Mahama
55 minutes -
US Embassy brings World Cup winner Amy Griffin, Kofi Sarkodie to empower Ghana’s female coaches
55 minutes -
Sam Okudzeto faults AG for lack of consultation on proposed Standard Board Bill
56 minutes -
Report anyone demanding money for school placement – Education Ministry
59 minutes -
Over 100 CSOs, labour groups demand binding law and timelines for constitutional reforms
1 hour -
Minister for Youth Development urges Russia to expand Ghana partnership to rural communities
1 hour