What's your opinions on the notion that men's peace is often found in isolation from the women they commit to in relationships?

[Shiprex]

A common experience of many men today after coming home from work is that they stop in or near their HOME , then take the next few minutes sitting in their car to decompress and 'recover' from being away and to reset themselves in such a way as to prepare their psyche to enter a place that ought to be where their peace should be.

Solutions to this aren't necessary but add them if they're novel.

I can relate to doing this, my home is not my peace

This doesn't match my lived experience, my home is my peace

This isn't just a guy thing, women in relationships also experience this

[Chazmatazz269]

This is the main purpose of the “man cave” so many domesticated males create for themselves.
I always thought “she shed” was absurd because women (and children) dominate every other square centimeter of the home, unless something needs to be repaired or replaced. This is why men are always marginalized to the sofa or the guest room whenever their wives are in a tizzy at night. Even a man’s own bedroom doesn’t really belong to him. I know several guys who added a sofa bed to their man cave because they didn’t have a spare bedroom and they were just too damn old to try to get by on the couch.

[Sevenpointfive]

i'm sure some guys do. maybe? i'm single ready to pringle, but i wouldn't do that to get away to catch a jingle.