87 Myths About Men And Women That People Refuse To Let Go Of

The idea that everything we do appearance wise is for them. Most of us just want to feel good about ourselves and it really has nothing to do with how men perceive us.

That size matters less than men think it does, but more than women like to admit .

Women always want expensive or high status men.

That men aren't actually bad at recognizing flirting/picking up on hints.

There was a woman I would frequently run into in my work and every time we would always chit chat for a few minutes. One time she stopped and looked me up and down and said "You single MrWoodburn?" to which I replied that I was. "We should go out some time" she responded. Now, being the oblivious oaf that I am and thinking she was just being polite, I assumed she was joking so I gave her dual finger guns and said "Maybe" before breaking off the conversation to get back to work.

Men get turned off when women make the first move.

That we are all dumb and emotionless.

That our rejection of you is a personal attack.

That they are somehow the exception, and given the chance, could change the minds of gay women. I am a homosexual, Brad. Your beer breath and Cheeto fingers will not change that. This might not be "most" men, per say, but it's too darn many.

That women don't get attracted to men who are vulnerable or sensitive.

That we are just naturally better at certain types of chores or we have like special eyes that can see spills that you can't see.

That we want men with money, muscles, and height, and that's our only selection criteria.

Being quiet or not interested isn’t us playing hard to get.

That feeling and acknowledging our emotions somehow precludes us from being logical. Not so.

That men are emotionally simple and don't overthink things many do, they just tend to hide it.

That bigger is better.

That we all have "rosters" or "rotations" of men we're entertaining behind our boyfriends' backs.

Or, in the same vein, that we can't be friends with a man without it meaning we're cheating with him or secretly have feelings for him.

Or, also in the same vein, that any time we go out, we're hooking up with other guys. And if we go out with the girls, we're all covering for each other's cheating.

Silent treatment is regular treatment for us.

That the only emotion we feel is anger. In truth we feel the full range of emotions, but the only socially acceptable (and useful) one to show is anger.

That we know what every building we drive by is.

That we have no feelings. We do. We are often very emotional and mask it.