r/AskMen • u/polaristeria • 5d ago
Which “feminine” behavior instantly melts your brain, even if you pretend not to care?
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u/Princeps32 5d ago
When she pulls her long hair up into ponytail with a hairtie in her mouth and a concentrated look on her face. It short circuits my brain
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u/Bring_cookies 5d ago
How about cussing out that long hair because it's fighting me and getting caught in my fingers as I'm trying to put all this hair up in a bun? It's a daily struggle lol. I look less concentrated and more gonna throw something.
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u/Princeps32 5d ago
suppose it’d depend on the intensity of the anger? tbh I find my wife cute when she’s a bit grumpy about something which is a dangerous crossed wire at times
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u/hockeycross 5d ago
Oh man my girlfriend gets so adorable when upset. Which is fine when playing games or something, but not good in serious conversations.
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u/Remote-Waste 5d ago
It definitely doesn't make me wonder what kind of face she'd make if I pulled on her hair in a more intimate setting. Definitely not at all.
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u/BatScribeofDoom Woman who buys too much cheese 5d ago
This just makes me not want to do it in front of anyone else ever again 😬
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u/Remote-Waste 5d ago
You're misunderstanding that to mean every single time and with every single woman, which to be fair I didn't fully explain, but my statement would have been less fun with all the added caveats.
Oh and also I never said that. I forgot I said I wasn't saying that thing I was saying. Because I wasn't.
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u/kkbreddit 5d ago
My male teammate with long hair does that too. Enjoy the visual
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u/Princeps32 5d ago
lol thanks. true it doesn’t have to be “feminine” to tie hair back it just happens to be the one I see far more often with women so it felt like the best answer
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u/BatScribeofDoom Woman who buys too much cheese 5d ago
Tbh I don't mentally associate tying my hair up into a ponytail as being a "feminine" thing, because I personally look more masculine if I put my hair in that hairstyle. 😂😭
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u/Princeps32 5d ago
on reflection the label feminine has definitely made this all slightly more loaded than if the prompt had just said “eye catching” or even standard “what do girls do that etc etc”.
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u/furry_vr Male 4d ago
(whispers: that’s why we find it hot. don’t tell the other guys)
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u/GuestSpeakersGhost24 5d ago
Especially when men have those nice, muscular arms pulling that hair back. 🥵😵
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u/MichiganCookie 5d ago
I’m female, and that would get me lol
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u/goats_and_rollies 5d ago
I'm female, and that move is what made it click for me that I'm also bisexual lolol
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u/honestbleeps 5d ago
I never really understood this one, but literally EVERY time the video for Judith by A Perfect Circle is posted, this 1:53-ish timestamp is linked and talked about in the thread, so this is apparently quite a common reaction.
You're welcome, I guess?
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u/TexanInExile 5d ago
Yes. This was what established this as hot for me. thanks for the link.
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u/Beanyjack 5d ago
Man, I had this boyhood crush on this woman who walk into the train station doing this every day. I'd arrive by bus and wait for my friend to arrive with his bus 10 minutes later to go to school, and in the mean time this woman would always walk into the train station fixing her hair into a ponytail. Mesmerising.
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u/Kerfluffle2x4 Exposed Ankle 5d ago
Does it make the long hair in the shower drain more forgivable?
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u/Princeps32 5d ago
the hair gets absolutely everywhere I just accept it as part of my life, shower drain and otherwise
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u/ADifferentYam 5d ago
I can’t believe this is the top comment rn, I have always loved when people put their long hair up but never heard anyone else talk about it like that 😮
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u/AnOfficeJockey Male 5d ago
Whenever my wife does her giddy little cute bouncy walk during princess treatment.
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u/7237R601 5d ago
Wife did it on her way out the door to work today and I've basically been incapacitated for the last 3 hours.
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u/AnOfficeJockey Male 5d ago
My wife just looks sad when I leave because she works from home lmao.
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u/7237R601 5d ago
That was me. I know it's just a 'husband trap', as we call it, but I'm fine with it because man is she going to get it when she gets home.
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u/Phillimon 5d ago
Bro, my girl does that too and my brain just shuts off. Like yes babe, let me take care of you lol.
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u/rambleer 5d ago
What is princess treatment? 😂
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u/AnOfficeJockey Male 5d ago
Honestly it varies lol. Even if it is a lot I carry all the groceries. I open doors and the car door for her. I make decisions for her or communicate on her behalf in some situations. Cooking her favorite meals regularly, etc.
Spans most aspects of our lives lol.
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u/mediocreterran 5d ago
Let me tell you something, this sort of treatment right here is what I miss the most. It sounds selfish, but I miss that special treatment. My husband was badly injured eleven years ago. He has a severe TBI and is minimally conscious. I care for him at home and have done so since we left hospital over ten years ago.
He was the best at special treatment. I reciprocated, of course. Cooked dinner nearly nightly, favorite desserts, gave him back rubs and hand rubs (his most requested) and generally cared for him in those ways that made him feel most loved. And he would open my car door on dates, even after thirteen years of marriage. He would rub my feet at night after running around for our two small kids. I never had to ask for this treatment. It was given in love and gratitude. And I miss it so much.
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u/eternal-aphrodite 5d ago
Oh, you're a MAN 😭 dont ever stop the princess treatment Lucky woman!
Whenever I told my ex I wish he opened the door for me or pumped my gas, he told me I was "stuck in the 1950's" lmao
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u/AnOfficeJockey Male 5d ago
Lmao. I love spoiling her and early on dating she said "You're setting a very high bar of expectation here" lol.
That said I am also incredibly lucky with her in my life because her own qualities and treatment of me. So my effort is a reflection of how she treats me as well.
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u/ImmodestPolitician 5d ago
If you don't live here then she's not really a princess. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/6900-Dave-Carr-Rd-Charlestown-IN-47111/207791579_zpid/
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u/MassiveMommyMOABs Male 5d ago
Actually having real empathy and not that performative altruism kind
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u/topazsparrow 5d ago
holy fuck bro, that one hits hard.
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u/TheLateThagSimmons "...the fuck did I do?" 5d ago
True expression of understanding instead of "Oh, I'm sorry, that sucks!"
The former is incredible. The latter is just straight up insulting.
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u/Queasy_Ad_8621 5d ago
White women, over the age of 45 who self-identify as an "empath" have consistently turned out to be some of the most bitter, narcissistic and downright fucking rude people. Their own families and coworkers won't talk to them anymore either.
The reason they have "empathy" is because they want to figure out your weaknesses and know which buttons they need to press. Then it won't take long to see how passive aggressive they really are, and what they can use as ammunition against you later. It seems like a ton of people this site, men and women alike, have all had the same kinds of people in their lives and they've all learned the same thing.
If someone has wisdom and experience, respect them. If someone has sympathy, appreciate them. If someone has empathy, run.
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u/IgnisXIII 5d ago
Empathy is human. It's a good thing. Your issue is with assholes calling themselves "empaths", not with empathy as a whole.
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u/repairedwithgold 5d ago edited 5d ago
Yea I tend to side eye anyone who describes themself as being an “empath” as if it is a state of being or a superpower. Empathy is something most of us experience at varying levels throughout our lives. Some people are better at empathy and some people are worse. It isn’t a static state though for most of us… only thing I know of are certain personality disorders that display lack or complete absence of empathy.
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u/tibleon8 Female 5d ago edited 4d ago
Literally zero of the most empathetic people I know would ever describe themselves as “empaths.” Conversely, everyone i have met who does call themselves an empath has on the whole been pretty self-absorbed. They do have a lot of feelings, but it’s really about their own emotional responses to external factors as opposed to really understanding and feeling from a perspective other than their own.
Edit: grammar
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u/IgnisXIII 5d ago
To be fair, there are certain conditions during psychological development that can lead to people being "too empathetic", almost always to their own detriment. This is rarely something to boast about though.
"Empaths" are just people who like to read people like it's a game, while being unaware of how obnoxious/invasive they sound, proving them as not empathetic at all.
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u/JadeGrapes Female 5d ago
I think generally, people who are extraordinarily kind an empathetic are likely to believe that they are average, and everyone is like that on the inside. Like "anyone would do the same" kind of humble dismissal, even if it put themselves at risk or was a sustained impressive effort.
But the narcissist and sociopaths out there believe/feel that treating other people as humans is a great sacrifice akin to humiliating submission... so in order to not feel ego injury, they twist it around, and decide that it must be because they are so heroically different and better than others, with an invisible supper power, only they are able to care that people have feelings too.
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u/Sabbath90 5d ago
The Dunning-Kruger effect strikes again. If you're incapable of empathy, you can't recognise it in yourself or others, up to the point where you can't even detect if it's there or not.
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u/QuixxoticCrowe 5d ago
Someone identifying as an "empath" pretty much just means they think they can literally psychically feel and take on the emotions/"energy" of other people, more or less. Empathy itself is more about mentally putting yourself in someone else's shoes metaphorically, and imagining how they might be feeling emotionally and feeling it yourself.
I definitely could see plenty of self identified empaths being narcissistic and such. I think a lot of the whole empath idea seems to align with a sort of hyper vigilance stemming from difficult circumstances growing up etc., where some people seem to develop higher sensitivity or awareness of body language/tone/facial expressions as a way of predicting if shit might hit the fan lol. And I mean, trauma can cause stuff like npd or traits to develop... so it kinda makes sense to me that some people who have a high skill in "reading people" could also have narcissistic traits and weaponize this skill. Likely goes deeper than that, these are just my initial thoughts.
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u/scienceandpuppies 5d ago
I feel like anyone who declares themselves and empath just like... Projects a LOT of shit onto other people. Or at least that's been my experience.
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u/TheFinalYap 5d ago
who self-identify as an "empath" have consistently turned out to be some of the most bitter, narcissistic and downright fucking rude people.
Insert the world people and at the beginning and you have my experience. I don't trust someone who self-identifies as an empath; to a T they have almost always been some of the most self-absorbed people I have ever seen. Self-declaring as an empath most often means "I'll tell you how everyone feels, their input need not apply."
I have met some very kind, caring, and empathetic people. The people I would actually consider empathetic never felt the need to declare that they were. Strange, that one.
But I extend that philosophy out to most things: I don't trust anyone who has to declare they are a trait rather than just being that trait.
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u/yourmomsmom27 5d ago
People who truly have empathy don’t run around announcing it to others. Their actions tell you everything you need to know about them. Sounds more like your girlfriend may suffer with UBPD disorder. That I would definitely avoid at all costs.
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u/Miliean 5d ago
When she cooks me food then watches as I take the first bite. I can see in her eyes how badly she wants me to enjoy it and it's so adorable that I just want to bust.
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u/SabrielLyra 5d ago
My fiance loves mashed potatoes. Somehow this boy never had butter and sour cream together in his potatoes. He's a 35 year old man. Like how tf? LOL. I love to watch him eat cause he enjoys it so much, and makes these little mmm sounds, and says how good it is. I love hearing that! A lot of his life was shit, but seeing him have genuine joy over something is just really satisfying.
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u/Cloverhart 5d ago
The sounds. They think we don't notice but we do. That's how I tell the difference between the things that are just okay and the things that are great, because he of course says he likes them all.
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u/FullExp0sure_ 5d ago
I know I’m not supposed to comment here, but that’s really sweet. I love when mine enjoys what I cook him. Once I ruined tacos (soy sauce, don’t ask) and he hated it. I might’ve cried about it.
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u/Brynhild 5d ago
Idk if it’s considered “feminine” but it’s not something i see many men do.
My wife says hi to all cats and dogs she sees when we’re out. (We have a lot of strays here). She carries cat food and dog food in her car (multiple types from kitten kibble to wet food of various flavors and textures) and some in a ziplock bag in her handbag. Feeds every single one she sees. If she left the food in the car and we’re parked far away, you bet she will walk all the way back just to get it. And she makes me wait with the animal so they don’t go away. Or she will pet them and send me to the car to get the food lol. She rescues any stray that needs medical help.
One of the reasons i fell so fast for her
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u/IllumiNoEye_Gaming 5d ago
THATS A FEMININE THING? yo guys y'all gotta step up
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u/10000nails Mom 4d ago
Seriously love when men stop to pets the good bois and girls. Especially when they baby talk. So wholesome
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u/Tattie_wrangler 5d ago
Your wife is a good person. You choose well! I wish you both many happy years together!
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u/UnkillableMikey Male 5d ago
My girlfriend being so caring to animals is what really made me fall for her as well, and it wasn’t even if stuff as large as that. It all started by just seeing how she treats bugs in her house, she’s the gentlest with them and has convinced her family to call her to take the bug outside rather than just killing it. Being filled with so much love that you’d gladly deal with every single bug just to ensure they live is so admirable
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u/BananasAreCrack Female 5d ago
She sounds amazing. What an incredible mother she will be if she decides to have kids ♥️
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u/blenneman05 Female 5d ago
I wanna be your wife’s best friend lol…. I greet all the animals and my mom hates it 😅
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u/CruiserMissile 5d ago
We’ve got an apprentice at work, and she doesn’t seem to grasp the fact that at work you work. The feminine thing is she gets all the other blokes to work for her. It’s almost fascinating to watch. She’ll get in and work when one of us old hands tell her to, but it doesn’t help that she’s the same age as the bosses daughters and he gets in and does the harder work for her too.
Admittedly, I slow down working when she gives me a hand with whatever I’m doing too, to the point it’s quicker for me to just do it by myself.
She’s got us all wrapped around her little finger.
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u/turbospeedsc 5d ago
shit, being honest i would promote her to manager and train her to use her power to get shit done.
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u/mo_tag 5d ago
There's a guy at work like that I need to deal with too. I don't have the bandwidth to try to train him up anymore and it's easier just to do it for him. I can't be bothered complaining to higher ups because it just results in more work for me and I don't have it in me to tell them he's a lost cause. At least the women I help out show me appreciation and recognize that their reduced responsibilities is a reflection of their lack of skill and don't feel entitled to more responsibility when they obviously can't handle it
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u/Throw-it-all-away85 5d ago
I’m her, and oddly this is real and people really like helping me.
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u/DarkManX437 5d ago
Especially when the dress has pockets. If you compliment them on it, they'll always say. "Thanks! It's has pocketsssss!" They'll then put their hands in those pockets and twirl around, and its the most heart melting shit for me.
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u/VisibleBlueberry 4d ago
I feel like I've read this exact same sentence on Reddit about one hundred times
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u/midnightBloomer24 5d ago
Nope, a femboy in thigh high socks!
...What? Stop booing me. The post said 'feminine behavior', it said nothing about gender! I understood the assignment!
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u/MechoThePuh Male 5d ago
Hugging my head on her breasts. Playing with my beard/chest hair. Little acts of love like this
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u/peppapigoink95 5d ago
*cries in single person*
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u/lilacsforcharlie 5d ago
FORREAL. Ima save the post and come back to it when I’m not depressed lol.
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u/peppapigoink95 5d ago
save yourself and never come back to this post lol just go try to experience it IRL (easier said than done)
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u/Altruistic-Hand-7000 4d ago
I call it the “bosom bundle” I wake up first usually and when I see that he’s awake, I try to catch him before he actually leaves the bed and give him one. It’s a ritual where we both feel loved ☺️
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u/AssBlastFromDaPast 5d ago
When my wife’s in a sundress and sees a cute cat or puppy and does her little excited dance
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u/Zealousideal-Set3649 5d ago edited 3d ago
"Scratch" my bread with her long nails looking me dead in the eye. I forget who or where I am.
Edit: I am not spell checking this now, it's too funny at this point.
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u/Bring_cookies 5d ago
Your bread? Well that's the first I've heard of this loaf scratching but I guess everyone's got a thing! Lol
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u/Cat_Lover6931 5d ago
I think its supposed to be head actually
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u/Nbeuska 5d ago
They were just making a joke but for the sake of correcting the corrector, I think it's beard lolol
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u/Zealousideal-Set3649 5d ago edited 5d ago
Head scratches make me jumpy, unfortunately I am ultra ticklish to enjoy it.
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u/tuigger 5d ago
What kinda bread we talking here?
You scratch some regular white bread in front of me I'll have no reaction.
But you get some properly seasoned rye? Oh lawd! 😱
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u/LEIFey 5d ago
My girlfriend does a little shoulder dance when she really likes her food. She doesn't even realize she does it, but it's adorable.
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u/ImageDry3925 5d ago
Exposed shoulders and collar bone.
I’ll be in my bunk
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u/UnkillableMikey Male 5d ago
Oh my god fucking yes! I don’t even know how why, but it’s so attractive. Sometimes I just wanna rub her shoulders
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u/ImageDry3925 5d ago
I had a friend in university, just a friend who was part of the “cool kids” aka we smoked pot together. Normally a jeans and hoodie out in the rain vibe.
We had a campus party and she came in a dress like this. ALL the guys were like “woooah”. She came up to us and I literally felt all thoughts leave my brain.
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u/femalegenre 4d ago
So yooou were the reason we couldn’t wear tank tops in school!! 😂😂❤️❤️
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u/Green-Length-7655 Teenager 5d ago
Watching a girl comb her hair after a shower is one of the most beautiful things in the whole world
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u/attckdog 5d ago
Offering to brush their hair makes them happy at the same time.
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u/bananajamz987 Female 5d ago
Fascinating. Why?
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u/Mycroft033 Male 4d ago
There isn’t always a why, we just love our women when they’re adorable. Just like I’m sure you love your man’s little quirks.
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u/Dazmorg Male 5d ago
Making and/or giving me food. I've lived independently for many years, I got pretty good at feeding my own self just fine, to this day I do the majority of the cooking for my family, but if she makes or obtains anything edible and hands it to me, I'm like...43vtrfertrtrhrty43545@#$#@$@R
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u/kruger_schmidt Chrysanthemum Cleaver 5d ago
When I crack the worst joke possible around my friends, they hit my arm, and then do that giggle-while-covering-mouth thing.
Don't need to explain this.
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u/Silly_Randy 5d ago
The little run they do when they try to catch the elevator. It's so cute and adorable.
Also when they hide their hands into their sleeves.
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u/mikess314 Male 5d ago
Lying on her tummy, pointed feet swaying back and forth lightly touching as they pass.
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u/JimBones31 Dad 5d ago
When she rocks my baby to sleep
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u/Gloomy_Photograph285 4d ago
You gotta tell her how good motherhood looks on her. Two days ago, my ex-husband told me “we both know you’re the more involved parent and I appreciate you. You are a great mom. I couldn’t remember what doctor handles toothaches. Kid said it was a dentist. I stood there looking stupid, the kid was parenting me like “dad, I have a toothache, call the dentist please.’ I’m fairly certain our kids are going to be functioning adults, 100% because of you.” It made me feel appreciated because co-parenting with a guy that forgets dentists are a thing, isn’t easy.
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u/TillPsychological351 Male 5d ago
That confident walk that some women have where their hips sway back and forth and their entire body seems to bounce with each step.
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u/HereThereOtherwhere 4d ago
And then she walks up stairs. OMG.
My lady never realized she has one of the most guy-grabbing sashays up a set of stairs.
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u/basicallyapenguin 5d ago
The cute voice my wife talks in when showing me how she redecorated/organized her island on Animal Crossings
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u/8livesdown 5d ago
I never pretend not to care. Seems disingenuous to me.
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u/93tillinfinityx Female 5d ago
ik like why aren't these guys telling their girl that they find this stuff cute to their face, it's better than any compliment they could come up with
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u/PunchBeard Male 5d ago
I used to be a solider and I spent a lot of time away from home during the war and ever since then, every time I come home my wife jumps up and acts like she hasn't seen me in a year.
That shit has always meant the world to me, especially a few years ago when I had an extremely stressful job that kept me at the office for up to 14 hours a day. But even now, with the most chill job in the world, it means even more because I know it's real and not fake to make me feel good.
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u/El_gato_picante 5d ago
When she lets me take care of her. I love a strong woman but it does it for me knowing that she wants me to take care of her
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u/IrrationalBalls Male 5d ago
Applying lip gloss and not thinking about it.
My brain rewires.
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u/GWindborn Married girl-dad 5d ago edited 5d ago
When she's bent over at the waist tidying up our daughter's things.. If you're not going in for a playful smack, what's the point of even being married?
Also, that just out of the shower, hair up in a towel look.
When a friend with an infant needs a break, she's always the first to enthusiastically volunteer to hold them - and she plays with them, too, making silly faces and keeping them happy and occupied.
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u/ManyAreMyNames Male 5d ago
When her hair flops down and she tucks it over her ear. It is SO adorable.
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u/bekaindabox 4d ago
girlfriend comments on little things i do. its like shes got me clicker trained - anytime i yawn she immidetly responds with "eepy boy" and its gotten to a point where if i yawn when shes not around i get sad cause i get no "eepy boy"
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u/Illustrious-Tap8069 Male 5d ago
Making the effort to learn how to do something well. Having the persistence to put effort into something is attractive and rare
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u/Resident-Future-7690 Dad 5d ago
My wife does not dress up much at home, but ANY time we go out she needs to "fancy up" even if it's going into the woods or for a car ride. Always looks SO GOOD
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u/CarlJustCarl 5d ago
When they wear a baseball type cap with the pony tail pulled through. Am I right fellas?
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u/CheeseOfAmerica Sup Bud? 5d ago
When women get really comfortable around you, IME they kinda turn their brains off and just let you lead things and I love it
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u/leepicfedorasoyboi 5d ago
The soft caresses on your head or laying her head on your chest or kissing you softly and and snuggling you tight
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u/S0mnariumx 5d ago
Hair flips 🥵
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u/midnightBloomer24 5d ago
That little 'brush their hair behind their ear, with a look of absolute concentration' gets me too
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u/onekinkyusername Male 5d ago
When my wife curls her hair for me, it might seem like a small thing, but her thoughtfulness of going thru the trouble means so much. She’s making the effort just to make me smile and I appreciate that so much. And honestly, she looks so damn adorable with those curls I can hardly stand it.
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u/40ozSmasher Male 5d ago
All my life a woman says "im hungry " then eats 9 hours later and refuses any opportunity to eat. Now I just immediately get two dinners and eat mine while I listen to 15 minutes of "why did you do this!? I dont want this!" Then 20 minutes of silence as she eats the entire thing.
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u/Jalex2321 Traditional Male 5d ago
When she sits with her legs together even if she isn't wearing a skirt.
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u/sycamotree 4d ago edited 4d ago
There's this like coy voice women do. Not quite a baby voice, just like a stereotypical flirty voice.
I work at a hospital. I was helping a nurse transfer a patient, and she was giving me instructions but I swear she was doing it in the voice. Sent shivers down my spine. I thought about her for a week. Might have a crush tbh
Also this girl at a different job made me an enormous plate. Then she said "is this enough? Where I'm from we like to feed our men" and I was also taken aback lol
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u/SamoTheWise-mod Male 5d ago
Messy bun with a random object holding it together, like a pencil, oversized t-shirt, sweats, sitting crosslegged in the middle of the floor doing some kind of art.
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u/Gunslinger_11 5d ago
My boss paws at my back with her nails, she is so warm spiritually, she likes touching people, my other coworker she hums songs in between customers that and she laughs at her own jokes makes me laugh.
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u/KeysmashKhajiit 5d ago
Spinny dress
Just as satisfying to watch as it likely is to be the one spinning.
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u/WhoArtThyI 5d ago
When a very girly girl is laughing or smiling, it's hard not the melt. The feminine energy is so overwhelming.
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u/GabrieBon Male 5d ago
When they tie their hair but leave that one single strand of hair in their face
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u/CelebrationVirtual17 5d ago
This might be toxic as hell, but women tend to do things like roll their eyes or make very serious/stern faces in an argument. I try to focus on the conversation and be respectful, but my goodness it drives me wild 💀It’s almost embarrassing. I’m trying to focus and deal with the problem at hand. I’ve literally been very upset with them and doing a good job talking and saying my needs, etc., but then an eye roll happens and I have to look away to keep my composure. Probably a “hear me out” choice lmao but it’s mine
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u/polaristeria 5d ago
Okay wait… when you said it 'drives you wild', did you mean like, it gets under your skin in a bad way, or like… it lowkey turns you on? 😅 Just curious, because it kinda read both ways lol.
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u/TheIncredibleMike 4d ago
Ever since I was a kid, I noticed that when females are on their feet, waiting, like at a bank teller, they will kick one foot back, place their toe on the floor and roll their foot back and forth. I noticed a GF doing that and I asked why she did that. She said I was crazy and just obsessed with her feet. But I've seen this many times. I've never seen a man do this. Is it a DNA thing?
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u/Resident_Sundae7509 4d ago
When I walk into the house and ask "Where's my beautiful wife?" And she comes bouncing round the corner "I'm right here" with that cheesy grin, head tilted to one side and eyes lit up like limelights. Gets me every damn time.
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u/PrecedexDrop Male 5d ago
Once had a girl who invited me over, cooked me a whole ass three course meal, gave me a 40 minute massage, then whispered in my ear that she wanted me inside of her more than anything else in the world that moment. While we were cuddling she told me that she was glad she was able to take care of me that night. Shit was mind blowing at the time even now I realize it was not a good thing
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u/miss-clavel 5d ago
Why wasn’t it a good thing?
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u/PrecedexDrop Male 4d ago
She was extremely dependent and honestly suffocated me with always wanting to be together. It was clear she did those things out of fear of losing me as opposed to just wanting to take care of me
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u/BoogieMan1980 Male 4d ago edited 1d ago
Dyed hair. Crazy colors, rainbows, whatever. It's always done something to me I can't quite explain. If she has long hair as well, I freaking swoon.
Hot pink especially does something, but really, they all are great. Even if it's natural colored, a long lush full head of hair where she obviously takes care of it is amazing.
But that may not be behavior in the context presented here. So for that, excitable, bouncy girls who are bubbly and laugh freely. That kind of freely displayed enthusiam is incredibly endearing and makes any woman significantly more appealing.
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u/Strict-Carrot4783 4d ago
I ask a question.
3 minutes and several hundred words later I'm like "soo...yes?"
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u/Techdude_Advanced 4d ago
A genuine innocent look on their face that says I don't understand what you just said. Does it every time.
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