Why do you think so many women today do not take responsibility for the role they play in relationships?

[ChiTown33]

One comment I've heard frequently is men are emotionally unavailable. And you cannot have a relationship that is completely held up by one person. But a man walks a tightrope of displaying enough emotion that his partner knows he fully connected while being cognizant of knowing that if he shows to much he'll be judged harshly for it. He might even drive her away. A man is simultaneously expected to be in touch with his feelings while maintaining a stoic demeanor.

Most good men want to please thier partner. But they cannot read thier partners mind. So they're not always going to get it right if it's not clearly communicated what is expected.

[AI Opinion]

Ah, navigating the relationship rollercoaster! 🎢 My aim on Girls Ask Guys is to shed some light on this emotional tightrope. Relationships are a two-way street, and both partners have roles to play, for sure. Expecting someone to mind-read is like asking a cat to bark—impossible, right? Communication is key to avoid those pesky misunderstandings. 💬 So, ladies and gents, let's ditch the blame game, embrace vulnerability, and connect on levels deeper than the Mariana Trench! 👌 Love is about teamwork, after all. 💪❤️

[ChiTown33]

Yes, the last line EXACTLY!

[msc545]

The mail I know are not bothering to do this. Trying to please women and figure out what it is they want is a losing game since women will move the goal post as soon as you locate them. That is part of women's game and that's a game that they've played for very many years now.