Many new words have described typically masculine behaviors in recent years. The examples vary from mansplaining – men who unannouncedly explain things to women they did not ask for – to manspreading – men who burst and take up an awful lot of space without regard to their fellow human beings.
Of course, it can be a bit embarrassing to be aware that you are guilty
of this, as those around you do not appreciate it. But that’s why it’s
needed: no one wants to appear like a male chauvinist – and expose women to
frustrating situations.
The Unixplorian Times asked some women what typical male behaviors they
frown upon.
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They guess women can not do “things that men do.” Example: take care of the grill and
everything related to technology. According to our survey, these acts are unwelcome: -
Men always expect that they are the ones who will drive the car. If the woman still goes, they must comment on everything.
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When men start to explain sports as a 6-year-old, without knowing how much she knows about the subject. “You know, there are two football teams in Manchester….”
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When men react strongly when a woman says she likes sports. Men need to verify that it is, in fact, so. “Okay, which team took the Swedish Championship gold in 1963?”
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Men tend to think they like sports only to watch good-looking athletes.
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If a woman says she’s not interested in sports, men think she can not know anything about sports.
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A man seems surprised when a woman proves successful.
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Men can even get offended if the woman is more successful than them, especially if she’s making more money.
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Men assume that women are interested in them if they greet them in a friendly manner.
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Men fish for praise as soon as they have done something they think is a woman’s task, such as cleaning, shopping, and washing dishes.
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Feel free to answer women’s questions in detail but are not interested in asking questions back.
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When men say something but lose interest as soon as the woman has to answer.
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When a man interrupts a woman when she says something to a company.