Views On Men
True or false: Men are either breast men, leg men or lovers of the female derriere.
These body parts attract a
man's attention first.
false
A survey suggests that
men are first attracted to a woman's face, eyes, smile
and personality. Legs, breasts
and bottoms come a poor second. Thought: The difference between
beauty and charm is simple. He notices
a beautiful woman. A charming woman notices him.
True or false:
All men want to be with a good-looking woman.
false
It's true 75 per cent
of men say they prefer a woman who is attractive, but that leaves
a quarter of men for whom good looks in women are not essential.
Looks are probably less important than other characteristics
- for example, three-quarters of men find a woman with
a good sense of humour enchanting. Honesty, loyalty and intelligence
also rate highly. Thought: A woman with a sense of humour
is one who finds her husband's jokes funny.
True or False:
Most men would like a women to make the first move.
true
A survey found 97 per
cent of men just dying to be asked out. Men run the risk of
rejection when asking a woman out. If we want true equality
shouldn't we be doing 50 per cent of the work at least? Thought:
Running after men never hurt –it’s the catching
them that does them damage.
True or false:
All men love the come- hither look of see-through blouses, black
leather and plunging necklines.
false
Nearly a quarter of
men find revealing clothes a turn-off, especially if the woman
who is wearing that backless, topless, frontless, bottomless
outfit is their date. When it comes to alluring fashion, 90
per cent of men love to see a woman in jeans and 80 per cent
of men appreciate a woman wearing a little black dress.
Thought: Looking
at cleavage is like looking at the sun. You can't stare for
too long - it's dangerous.
True or false:
These days, most men who pay for an expensive dinner don't expect
sex in return.
true
A thankyou or a goodnight
kiss would suffice for most guys, but an amazing 15 per cent
of younger blokes still expect petting or sex for splashing
out on a slap-up meal at a fancy restaurant. A word of warning:
men over the age of 35 are twice as likely as younger guys to
expect sex after flashing the plastic at dinner. As for the
question of who pays, one-third of men prefer
to go Dutch and split the bill; another third are traditional
and think the man should pay and the final third suggest that
whoever does the asking out also does the paying. So it seems
that if guys had their way, we girls would be doing most of
the asking out and therefore most of the paying!
Thought: Men
who don't understand women fall into two groups - bachelors
and husbands.
True or false: If
you have sex on a first date most guys won't
respect you in the morning.
false
Two-thirds of men
say that if a woman had sex with them on the first date they
would still respect her. But here's the rub - most guys don't
have the chance to find out how they'd feel the next day because
only six per cent of men always have sex on
the first date!
Thought: Is it
possible that blondes also prefer gentlemen?
True or false: Most men care whether a
woman is sexually satisfied.
false
Disappointingly, only
half of men think it is important for a woman to have an orgasm
during lovemaking. And it's no surprise that younger men care
even less about their partners' satisfaction, with only 15 per
cent of under-19s thinking a woman's pleasure matters. However,
it appears that word is finally getting through to men that
women need pleasuring before intercourse, with 73 per cent of
men saying they spend 10 minutes or longer, on average, on foreplay.
But let's not forget the four per cent who admit to spending
less than one minute on pleasuring before intercourse - perhaps
they think taking off their undies is foreplay!
Thought: Foreplay does not refer to the number of minutes
you should spend doing it.
