A man cave or manspace, and less commonly a manland or mantuary is a male retreat or sanctuary in a home, such as a specially equipped garage, spare bedroom, media room, den, or basement.
Women don't need them because they already have plenty of places to go where men leave them be. Anywhere guys try to be by ourselves gets invaded in some shape or form. There have been plenty of fraternities that have become co-ed by force or temptation. Also, while gaming/comics/computers/engineering were never male exclusive, they tend to draw a predominantly male crowd due to the difference in male/female interests so plenty of guys who had a hard time dealing with women found sanctuary there (plenty desperately wanted a girlfriend too). Now there's active campaigns to force women into those communities for one reason or another (*cough feminist lunatics cough*) and it's become damaging to those communities, because it turns out people don't like to be forced into things and will almost always react poorly. You don't see men invading women's bathrooms demanding they be part of "girl talk", which I found out later is code for "talking about periods and vaginas and the like" from my cousin in my teens. I don't have any desire to force my way into girls private discussions, but if men want some place for themselves it becomes a target for feminists. I don't see how those types can think anyone will like them when they treat men like that.
As I explain to my man, I have no man cave. He has a whole room devoted to him and I have no room to myself. I have a bunch of rooms that are never my own. We call these rooms kitchens, living rooms, bathrooms and whatever rooms. But they are not private rooms for me. They are rooms that are always at threat for invasion from company. He has the only room that is his and can be considered out of bounds. But no matter how much he knows this is true he still insists he has no say in the house. It blows my mind how much reality is divorced from what he thinks. It hurts me really. cuz' trust me, I would do more for my own private cave then he would ever do for his man cave. 😊 since you are the only one that has it make the best use of it... please...
In our home, my wife has an art room/studio I have an office/study I also have 3 different workshops/labs (Wood/electronics & steel) when we purchased this house it was with these things in mind. Perhaps it's time for a larger space?
Umm for my mother this has always been her garden I guess 🤔 I am not sure if my father ever had or needed something similar though. Me and my boyfriend (along with a few other couples I know in person) on the other hand just share a gaming room together instead.
Taking away sexism which are the comments that state house, shopping centres, salons etc they are not liars nor are they caves however like most men it can be a bedroom a computer space a portion off a house that has everything a woman needs, which like men is subjective too the woman, for me it is my bedroom, a chair I set up with my PS4 bedside table with alittle space soo I can exercise and play video games, listen too music and draw on my tablet etc.
Women have Craft Rooms for sewing and other crafts or "Sun rooms" where they have tea parties with other women. Men are typically expected to stay out of these traditionally. Thats why a man has a "study" for business n smoke n liquor or a "garage" for hobbys that women dont go.
I think they don't have a cave, by what I have seen what they make when they need support it's social support... They go to get a haircut, or to the gym, or to some social group. Some of them, the most introvert and male like yes, they have, but I think it isn't the normal way.
I think the house when no one is home, the flat or department, specially if there is a nice view. As long as there is light and my favourite things there like my books, my musical instruments, the TV and enough space to practice yoga and exercises.
Yes but its not always about a room, it could be in a notebook, a favourite novel or movie, perhaps a sketchbook. We all have areas we retreat to although it doesn't necessarily have to be a room.
The rest of the house. It's called a man-cave because that's the one and only space a man has control over in the house. The woman gets the rest of it. She chooses the decor, the floors, the paint, the trim. The man gets one room.
I'm going to say an art space, I've seen many instances where girls have an art space like guys have a garage but maybe a book reading room would work too but I've got to look into this she shed
If you mean a place to retreat to, that's usually the kitchen. Every woman I've shared living space with seems to think it's okay to drive me from there. Maybe it's my cooking? :)
She Shack is the most common term I've seen. Usually a renovated shed to work on different crafts or to jus to relax in a peaceful and quiet environment
Women were living as cave dwellers we have inherent appreciation for deep spacious territory unintended by trespassers
Funny bc women would’ve most likely Spent More time in caves due medical training process and healing the sick teaching giving birth protecting the infirm or young etc... yet caves get celebrated as male property 🤷♀️
Socual outungs are in no way equivalent to a cave. Hair salon or mall is public. Cave us oeuvres shd it’s your own Space where you can regroup and strengthen prepare for the next Barrie / challenge
My sort is my cave and that’s why I like living alone
I have a wide open empty space ( living room) I converted to a bedroom... there is a huge rug large bed and book case in 2/3 of the room. One third has Ashanti screen behind which I have a exercise mat bar I can do small scale acrobatics on and a tree mill some weights and a Pilates ball. then my MrMr has the small bedroom as his cave. He’s my buddy parrot.🤗
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