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Since I'm a guy, obviously the answer is men for me. Men have a 3-5 point advantage in IQ that is proof. Men will all the mind competitions, debates, video games etc. Men are proven to have better motor intelligence, spatial intelligence, mental rotation.

But according to scientific research, women have a better sense of smell and hearing. They are also better at reading emotions and learning foreign languages.

Men are doing all the hard subjects in college (STEM and business) and are equal in law and medicine despite all the misandry in the education systems and positive discrimination for women. Men have made virtually everything in human civilization, and are still making virtually everything. But women are more diligent, study more and score more in school. They are also doing humanities far more, maybe due to interest though.

Men are more confident and relaxed. But men also comprise of beta/spineless/submissive males, so it's up in the air! And women control beta men using sex.

Many men are clueless about what a woman finds to be romantic, but can those without this skill acquire it? I've read that since men lean towards the practical that stuff which is of a sentimental nature doesn't particularly draw our interest. Like learning a new language or building a new skill set can this too be learned? How often have you heard it asked of a man, "What are you thinking about right now?" A common & true answer too often is, "Nothing!" or some basic drive reply like "Food, sleep, get messed up or sex!" For the most part the occupations in which many men work there's not a reward for responding in an emotional manner, so often it's not a first nature response by men. Within the lives of women though these responses seem to be what causes them to develop who they want to build closer ties with or have choices of who'd they'd like on a team or task. Do all men lack this ability? Is it more prevalent with younger or older guys? Do disabilities like A. D. D., Social Awkwardness, Autism, shyness etc add to not being aware that this is a very desirable quality to possess? Likewise, is not being able to pick up on nonverbal indicators a related or separate issue. What behaviors do the majority of women wish that men understood or would respond at the proper time and place with? How important is it for men to watch something we're not interested in with our women and to just hug/cuddle without checking our devices to keep up with something we're following via multi-tasking? Any suggestions of interests we should develop to show our appreciation?