Researchers from Southampton Solent University in the U.K have found that in times of economic turmoil, women prefer gentle, sensitive men.
I feel most secure, and turned on, by alpha males: someone who is confident, assertive, in possession of a backbone, and protective. I don't mean physically protective—although that would be nice, too, if a pack of wolves attacks—but emotionally protective. I want to feel like someone is prioritizing my well-being over what makes them look "fun" or "cool," and not be left high and dry. I want to feel like someone is looking out for me rather than expecting me to look out for them. I want to be able to trust them on this matter, not just hope for the best.
When does devotion to the one you are with become overkill? Is it really possible to be too loving?
A study was recently published in Canada about domestic decision-making. Most men think they have the final word. And so do most women. Most men also think that they compromise more than women. Clearly, there is some miscommunication or missed expectations here. Maybe they should throw down their stick, toss off their gloves, and have at it.
A new study is correlating grip strength (in men) to perceived fertility. It is sort of common knowledge that physically fit dudes are attractive to women.
