WHAT ARE THE THINGS THAT MAN DON'T KNOW ABOUT WOMEN?

It was a rainy day at 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon with my guy friend while having a nice conversation at Starbucks we came across with the topic "what are the things that man don't know about women?, well obviously no one dare to answer the question, so what I did was log on to Google browser then tried to find out the answer, well luckily found  this answer. But some are in western setting so I tried to open my account on facebook and try to ask some of the ladies whom I consider as friend.  (by the way they don't know that I'm going to post this on my blog).

1. It's cute when you don't quite know how to dress, so long as your not knowing doesn't involve jean shorts or a fanny pack. We can only handle so much eyestrain. —Cassie Rodenberg, 22, Charleston, South Carolina

2. We are easy to please ,we tell what we want, but the problem is that what it takes changes depending on our moods, we can't help being so emotional, in fact its the reasons you like us so much... – Gemma Nacion Marcos, Philippines

3.  When we ask you how we look, you lose points every time you answer with "fine." —Dani Ruiz, 21, Encinitas, California

4. Electronics clipped to your pants are sexy only if you're Batman, Superman, or any other kind of man who needs them to save lives, not send e-mail. — Rachel Sturtz, 28, New York

5. We can read you like a book, so if something is wrong or bothering you, don't be afraid to share it. It saves us the trouble of having to spend all day guessing.

6. We like to talk a lot, so even if you don't really care about what we're saying, fake it.--Maria Jaena Delos Santos, Philippines

7. We appreciate when you can admit you're wrong, but we also don't want you to say sorry too much. —Katie Knies, 22, North Salem, New York

8. We'll never understand why you slap each other's butts when you're playing sports. And that's okay. —Aminata Dia, 22, San Jose, California

9. We don't like guys who agree with us all the time. — Katie Knies, 22, North Salem, New York

10. We don't need special moves. Just do the regular ones right. — Katie Dinardo, 23, Brooklyn

11. We want to see you cry every once in a while-it makes you human. To find out how often is acceptable, divide the number of cries by the number of no-holds-barred, screaming orgasms you've given us. If the quotient is greater than 0.25, you're a whiny bitch. — Carrie Dienhart, 34, Kansas City, Missouri

12. That we are much stronger than they think were not - Belle Alde Sibulo, Philippines

13. When we say that nothing is wrong, we mean that you should know what is wrong without us having to tell you. — Lara Ehrlich, 28, Chicago

14. Because we love security and fidelity, we also love love handles. Your six-pack anxiety only threatens us with the possibility you might care more about your abs than you care about us. —Alexis Justman, 23, El Centro, California

15. We gauge how good a father you'll be by how you treat your family. —Alexandria Pruitt, 24, Louisville

16. We might like your particularly tight pants, as long as no body parts are visible through them. —Anna Szapiro, 21, Takoma Park, Maryland

17. Within a year of dating you, we already know your jeans size, social security number, and important passwords by heart. So try and make sure you know a few things about us, too. Like our favorite color. —Melissa VanDerLinden, 27, Springfield, Missouri

18. Sometimes we just want to be alone. It's not you. It's us. Really. —Jennifer Smith, 34, Atlanta

19. Your natural smell is (usually) the sexiest cologne. Sarah Spry, 20, New York

20. We look into your minds by reading your magazines. — Lisa Alva, 49, Los Angeles

21. Presentation counts. Wrap your gift and iron your shirt. — Merritt Watts, 25, New York

22. We think the clean-laundry smell of you in your undershirt is a thousand times more appealing than even the best cologne. —Dina Sanchez, 29, Brooklyn

 

23. It's cute when you don't quite know how to dress, so long as your not knowing doesn't involve jean shorts or a fanny pack. We can only handle so much eyestrain. —Cassie Rodenberg, 22, Charleston, South Carolina

 

 24. Be careful: singing to us can be totally cute. But only if you can actually sing. —Rose Farnsworth, 19, Nashville