Do girls like it when guys express their feelings?

[NarutoFoxNinja]

Yes.

No.

[InspecturGajit]

Whenever I've done this, especially within the first month or two of dating, I get the talk on the next date about how things aren't working out and she doesn't really know where she's at right now and blah blah blah. Women say that they want a guy whose emotionally open, but they don't mean it. Their idea of emotionally open is a holywood script that has been edited and dramatically been built up to for an hour. (buying the tickets and the snacks usually brings on the emotion too)

[PenkWing]

I gave a similar opinion recently, but I cannot find it now.

The short version is: expressing feelings is good as long as you don't dump them on your partner. Take ownership of your feelings and don't ask a woman to do emotional work for you. I have to specify this because too many men interpret "being open about their feelings" like going to a woman and asking her to be their emotional support. Women already do too much of that.

[Nomina]

Yes, but...

Also depends on how they do it. I like an expressive guy, but I still prefer when a guy is more detached about his feelings than all emotional. Unless it's a great tragedy, like the death of a loved one, I like detached.

[NarutoFoxNinja]

Thanks for the advice! I’ll keep it in mind.

[TurningGraves]

99% of the time, no. But there’s that acceptable 1% of the time they do express their feelings that just drives us crazy with desire.

[NarutoFoxNinja]

Thanks for the helpful advice!

[Jersey2]

They say yes but they mean in very limited circumstances. Cry and be emotional even half as much as a woman and she will look for a more manly man even if she likes/loves you. Here’s the deal, you need to be the strong one, the dominant one with most women.

If you aren’t that, they will move on and not be sexually attracted to you. They need you to be strong and be able to protect them or you lack something critical to them.

[Shy_Steve]

Only when they want to know him more but usually they don't.

[NarutoFoxNinja]

Thanks, good to know!

[Celtero]

Girls will say yes when the reality is no, because saying no reflects poorly upon them.

[kaylealealea]

yes, it's so good to be open and honest with a girl!

[Grownlady8]

As long as he isn't overly emotional

[NarutoFoxNinja]

Okay, I’ll be sure not to be.

[Grownlady8]

Ok. Be gradually, share little at a time. You don't want to overshare with someone who doesn't care

[Chthou95]

Women will say they do. But when it actually happens, they act different. Remember a women's words are dogshit. Pay attention to her actions

[vapeguy993]

My last girlfriend dumped me because I flat out told her that I had feelings of inadequacy. Does that count?

[In_Trance]

depends what feelings you wanna express

[NarutoFoxNinja]

I just want to tell her how much I care about her and how much I missed her, when she was on vacation.

[In_Trance]

Who are you telling? What is she to you?

[NarutoFoxNinja]

She’s a friend and someone I have feelings for.

[KrakenAttackin]

They like when their simp-mangina friends talk about feelings, not their boyfriend or husband.

[Aurora1010]

Yes, I do. Of course

[NarutoFoxNinja]

Good to know!

[t-8900]

Most women parent like Hinata bro 🤣👌👍

[Hulk30]

it's generally true

[NarutoFoxNinja]

I’ll keep it in mind, thanks!

[Anonymous]

Only if it's the feelings the want expressed.