Many badly avenues couples or who have worn out their relationship, appear to society stability and happiness without actually being true, with what they are deceiving society and the husbands are trying to maintain family balance through self-deception
The Lady is in a prison. She is an artist. But the man does not know this. He is just happy. Now is the lady doing injustice to the man?
The female cat and the male cat both make the same sound. Men have loud voices, women have shrill voices. So man is another species.
Teasing question, and some ambiguous contributions from the person who asked the question 😂
Dr. Hassen is correct.
From an anatomical point of view, men and women are highly specialized forms of the same complexly built organism that allow us to procreate (unlike worms or eels for example, who a simpler built organisms and can change sex during each mating period).
When it comes to happiness, there is a joke in medical circles that pre-menopausal women are happier than post-menopausal women and pre-climacteric men.
On the other hand, post-climacteric men are happier than pre-climacteric men and post-menopausal women. :)
The reason being shifts in the quantity of female vs. male hormones in each sex throughout life.
Many badly avenues couples or who have worn out their relationship, appear to society stability and happiness without actually being true, with what they are deceiving society and the husbands are trying to maintain family balance through self-deception
In some cultures, females have an influence on the man, so I would say it depends on the cultural background.
Man and woman complete each other. Both partners need to make each other happy.
Ladies are usually very straightforward and honest, so the trait of misleading men does not match their personality at all.
As in any community, the relationship between a man and a woman should be oriented towards a compromise, the final result of which will be happiness.
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