Fathers, brothers, friends- they will be happy cheerful jolly one day and next day silence! Won't share what's bothering them
If we ask too many times, then we are termed as nagging
Idk about father but as a brother I don't share because I don't want to give unnecessary stress to my sibling and as a friend I think most of them don't care and once you open up they will use it against you when time comes.
Men are like this only. 🙌
Something to do with avoiding edge cases perhaps..
What're edge cases here
Disagreement on minor issues. Which have no effects on daily lives but the disagreements are the war of individual philosophies. For example exercising is good everyone knows. But when to exercise becomes a real issue. One says morning is best and the other says evenings are best. The issue aggravates and creeps into other talks too. This happens sometimes. That's why the next few days go silent on agreeing on every issue without being vocal about your disagreements which makes me smile.
Men don’t like to share there problems
They like to solve them on their own
Unconsciously they think that they will be perceived as weak if they go to others for solutions
To understand more you can read
Men are from mars and women are from venus
Its aboutdifference in behaviour n psychology of men and women
because that's how men try to resolve their issues without bothering others, they will go beserk but won't share it, sometimes poeple call it being egoistic and arrogant but even after sharing it or being vulnerable with someone (no matter who they are) it feels it's not worth it and people just use it against them.
I've noticed that the men in my life (boyfriend, brother, male friends), seems to handle one question at a time. When I text them multiple questions, they usually only answer the last one. The second last gets completely ignored.
My f...
It's great that younger men are recognizing this as a problem. The solution becomes easier from here.
Read a report on senior couples: 60% of men consider their wives to be their best friends, while only 30% of women say the same for th...
I grew up with 5 sisters (1 real and 4 cousin), I am aware about the pain and the tribulation that women go through and have always been supporting women in general.
I was shocked to see the opposite when I stepped into the real world. ...
