For Women Can You Explain This

Can you explain to me why some men are ladies men and some are not?

Been a ladies man is a skill you can develop. some men are called naturals. But is not that they were born that way. Its because of the ambient they were raised on. Want to be a ladies man? Here are 10 steps:1) Lift weights/Cardio/Proper nutrition Lower body fat to 10 % to have six pack abs. 2) Get a designer haircut, not your typical barber.3) Learn about men fashion, get fit clothes that fit your frame (Don’t even think about this till you have 10% to 15% bodyfat.4)Work on your voice, You don’t need the deepest manliest voice but you need to be heard clear. Speak slowly and make yourself be heard.5) Work on your body language. Way you walk, your posture, way you stare. You can learn a lot form portrait photography,movies, and acting/modeling classes.6)Increase your social caliber. You can only do this by practicing, you talk to so many people that it becomes second nature and you can talk to even stranger woman like it was normal. At first it will be nerve breaking but after a 100 time you approach a woman it will be easy.7) Money ( you need money for your own place in a central place in a city,transportation,clothes, and dates.) Invest it mostly on yourself not on woman.8) Learn to be good at listening. Woman don’t care about what you tell them. She don’t consider it a investment. What counts as investment to women is what they tell you about themselves. Most men try to hard to impress women and don’t even let them speak. Big mistake…9) Be very clear with woman with your intention. If you desire her sexually tell her. Don’t act like a friend. Tell her you want want her as woman not as friend. If she interested work on increasing her attraction if she not attracted move to the next woman. 8 out of 10 woman will reject you. Ladies men know this so they move fast from woman who are not interest in them. If a woman feels no attraction for you no matter what you do she will never be attracted to you. The more time you invest in a woman who is not attracted the more it will lower the attraction and the deeper you go in the friendzone.10) Be Passionate,dominant,persistent and calm.Bonus tip:Focus on woman who you are their type!For example some woman are into a certain race target those woman instead. You will be a 10 in their eyes even if you are below average to woman of your race.

As a woman can you explain how a male you don't know can communicate to you in public without being offensive?

I talk to men in public all the time and it’s fine as long as they don’t touch me or say anything sexual. Some women are more scared and defensive though, perhaps because they’ve been raped or abused in the past, so please don’t just approach a woman without thinking if it could be scary for her. And remember, she doesn’t owe you anything - your desire to talk to her does not trump her right to feel safe and respected.DOSJust remember women are people. They might be busy or upset. Look to see if they’re relaxed and at ease before saying hi. I know not everyone is great at social cues, but do your best.Do remember that approaching a random woman in public is a long shot. Most of the time she will already be attached or unavailable for some other reason. You can try (politely) but you probably won't get the result you're after.Make sure you don’t corner them or loom over them, as we women are constantly warned about the bad men out there. It’s scary when men do that.Look to see if you have something in common (eg loving dogs in a dog park). Women generally want a partner they can relate to, and it shows you’re thinking of her as a human being, not just a sex object.Some cultures don’t approve of women talking to strange men, even innocently, so be aware of the situation and any cultural cues (eg clothing).Do back off if she isn’t enjoying the situation. This is when talking to unknown women becomes the real problem.DON’TSDon’t tell them to smile. Their dad might have just died.Don’t tell them they���d be prettier if x. They don’t need or want your opinion. I could lose some weight myself, but I already know that and I’m going to the gym etc.Don’t approach a woman just because she’s attractive. You’ll probably be the tenth guy that day and she’ll be getting REALLY fed up. Make sure there is something else that interests you too (eg you’re both enjoying the same art gallery).Don’t touch them. The only time this is excusable is in crowded spaces and even then, do your best to avoid it.Don’t take it personally if the woman is rude. She may be scared, upset or just a generally rude person. Or the last guy wasn't as nice as you and wouldn't go away until she swore and shouted at him (been there).This list could probably be longer. I may edit.

As a woman, can you explain to us guys why you need to do your nails so often?

As a woman, can you explain to us guys why you need to do your nails so often?When we do our nails or have them done, it doesn’t last very long.Nail polish tends to start chipping off after just a few days. When we use our hands a lot, it chips off faster. Chipped nail polish doesn’t look as good and tends to get snagged on everything.Gel nail polish is more durable, but even then, our nails keep growing, so we need to trim the ends and “backfill” the polish on the new growth.Some women enjoy doing their nails or having them done.

How can you explain something to a woman and avoid being accused of mansplaining?

It’s all about consent.First of all, before you explain anything to a woman, or anyone else for that matter, ask that person if he/she wants or needs an explanation.And if the answer is ‘No’, drop it.On the numerous occasions in which I have mansplained things to people, it’s because I assumed that the person I was talking to didn’t already know what I was telling them.If you ask someone if they want an explanation, and they say ‘Yes’, and you go on to explain, and you are then accused of mansplaining, you are entitled to point out that you were asked for an explanation.On the matter of what mansplaining is, and whether or not it exists, I still cleave to Rebecca Solnit’s account of it (although she didn’t use the M-word). Solnit was talking to a man at a party who, on hearing that she had recently published a book about the photography pioneer Eadweard Muybridge, proceeded to tell her all about an interesting and important book he’d read about on that subject, without realising that the book he was describing to her was the book she had actually written.If the man at the party had just said ‘Oh, I heard of a new book that came out about him—was that yours?’, she could have said yes, and he could have asked her about it. But he assumed that what he knew about was more interesting and worth hearing than what she knew about.That, in my view, is the essence of mansplaining: assuming that your addressee needs to have things explained.

If you think women deserve less rights than men, can you explain why?

Rights are not to be deserved. Humanitarian rights by definition are freedoms granted by existence itself. Woman should not have different rights because they exist in the same way that men do. What’s invariably different is a man’s experience in life compared to a woman’s.Both lives have positives and negatives but one negative that is particularly difficult for women is the difference in physical size. Size differences lead to differences in power between two individuals. We see this between men small men often have an emotional sense of inferiority to larger men in part because they know that if the large man was in a state of aggression, the small man would not be able to protect himself. These physical differences can be even larger between men and women.If you are worried about the aggression of other people, you will do what you can to avoid confrontation that may provoke intense emotional outbursts. Doing this repeatedly throughout your life effects your ability to negotiate for your own gain and ultimately impacts what you think is possible.I think that as these behavioural differences have manifested throughout history, woman have not historically demanded equality in the way they are now (possibly in part due to the prevalence of physical violence in history). This impacted the rights they were historically granted to women during the time that the institutions of society were being formulated.I think the more recent advancement in women’s rights have come as women have pointed out inequality in society and felt increasingly stronger in their ability to live forthrightly.I know this doesn't directly address this question but I hope it gives some context to the issue as a whole. :)

Can you explain why women don't complain that it's unequal for women to be given shorter jail time for the same crimes as men?

The complaints of inequality in the justice system are usually heavily influenced by Leftist intersectional activist ideology. This theory is predicated upon a certain oppressor v. oppressor model and leftist identitarianism. So, they only focus on a particular narrative. Identity groups are labeled as privileged and marginalized, oppressed and oppressors, by a certain default. Looking at various complexities or context for seeming inequities or statistical disparities (especially in a fair and consistent manner) is not part of this ideology or form of modern activism. Anything that doesn’t promote their belief system, or worse, that which might run counter to it, is ignored or downplayed, deflected, etc..You’ll frequently see answers to this sort of question, simply saying: “They don’t.” They’ll just completely ignore the gender-associated discrepancies in sentencing. But, they are all over any perceived racial/ethnic disparities, aren’t they?This is not a coincidence.Secondly, there is just a matter of basic human nature here. One doesn’t necessarily get as worked up about an issue that isn’t in their own self-interest. For example, you don’t get pulled over by a police officer for speeding, and when he says he’s going to let you off with a warning this time, you don’t exclaim, “That’s not fair! I know so-and-so got pulled over and they got a ticket! Why am I getting off with just a warning?? Why do you even have the authority to give out tickets in such discretionary fashion??!!”