8 Things Men Should Know About Women
1. Women are emotional creatures
In relationships, everything from the smallest disagreements to the most significant moments can get women worked up. Don’t be surprised if you see a woman cry over something as simple as a spilled drink.
2. Women want security in their relationships
Women want someone who they can count on and feel safe with. As her man, make sure you’re available when she needs you, and let her know that you care about her well-being.
3. Women love compliments
Compliments go a long way with women. When you find something nice to say about her, let her know!
4. Women have different wants and needs than men do
Sometimes what a woman needs is something completely different from that of a man. Listen carefully to what she’s saying and try to understand what she wants.
5. Women are experts at multitasking
Women can usually handle several tasks simultaneously with relative ease. In reality, women usually are taking in several inputs at the same time. This includes what you’re saying, how you’re saying it, what she’s seeing and feeling around you, and anything else that comes into their field of vision.
6. Women need time to process information
When she hears or sees something new, she will typically take time to process it before reacting. This might mean that she takes longer to respond than a man would, or she may make more complex or thoughtful responses.
7. Women communicate differently than men
Many men assume that they understand what the woman is thinking or feeling based on their facial expressions or body language. Women communicate differently than men and often do not express their thoughts or feelings in the same way that men do.
8. When it comes to emotional matters, women are often more sensitive than men
If a woman feels hurt or offended, she will likely let you know about it. Never take her silence as a sign that she doesn’t care; she just may not be ready to talk about it yet.
Never ignore her feelings or try to talk over her. Show her you listen carefully and respectfully to what she has to say. Try not to put yourself in a position where you have to force a decision or argument from her.
