Fusion 360
Let’s face it. Men and women are basically from different planets. The way we think about things, the way we interact, and how we work are a foreign language to the opposite sex. There are reasons why marriage rates in states like Utah are dropping faster than the national average. And it’s no wonder so many marriages are getting therapy these days.
Girls just want a guy to listen. But what’s the point of listening, if you can’t offer an opinion?
We all like to win, and there is a time and a place for all kinds of Spartan fighting. For men, that time is any time. Even a game of Halo is an intense competition.
How can a man remember what happened in the University of Utah football game in 1993, and not expect a woman to care?
Of course this isn’t true all the time for all men everywhere. But generally speaking, men would be fine with sex any day — whether they just got fired or they won the lottery.
A woman can answer emails, cook dinner, set up a couples therapy appointment, and watch TV at the same time. Men focus intently on one or two tasks — especially if that task involves football.
The standard of “clean” is completely different for men and women. Is your aim true? That’s all that matters.
Society tells men they can’t have emotions, and they associate feelings with weakness. On the other hand, talking about how we feel is a woman’s thing.
Couples around America are familiar of the refusal-to-ask-for-directions scenario. Most men want to do things on their own. Being independent is important for guys even if it’s driving from Utah to Virginia—without a map.
No one knows why this is. Not even men.
It’s not difficult to get groceries with an organized list, but men can single-handedly botch it for a woman. Who says chocolate chip cookies aren’t for breakfast? Can a marriage counselor help men with the chores?
Fusion 360 is a group of writers and marketers in Salt Lake City providing content for local businesses.
