Mr.Positive
Master Don Juan
- Joined
- Feb 13, 2007
- Messages
- 1,857
- Reaction score
- 100
I think the decision making process is probably one of the biggest differences between men and women, that process on how we make choices,every single day. The media, and advertising knows this, and it's apparant based upon commercials. Take a car commercial for example, a truck commercial aiming at men will describe payloads, horse power, show functionality, toughness...yet a car commecial aimed at women, will be airy fluffy, based upon bringing out the right emotions, and feelings. A feel good commercial if you will.
The process that we go through to make decisions affects all walks of our lives...and utmost, our relationships with each other.
To break this down into a simple 3 step process, The decision making for men is to 1) Think 2) Act 3) Feel. The process for women is the invertion of this...1) Feel 2) Act 3) Think.
Take buying a home for example.
Step 1 for men (think): Is the home priced right? Is there a good sized garage? Is it in the right neighborhood..etc
Step 1 for women (feel): I love how the home has a lot of light...the flowers on the porch are beautiful, look how clean the kitchen and bathroom is..etc.
Step 2 for both men/women (ACT): Actually buying the home.
Step 3 for men (feel): This is definitely the right house, I really feel at home here, etc..
Step 3 for women (think): Hmmm..I wonder if this closet is large enough now that I have all my clothes in it. Are the neighbors friendly? Maybe we need a new refrigerator...etc.
Now take this process on how it escalates to sexual encounters...
Step 1 for men (think): Man, she's hot. I think I'm going to meet her, see if we click. I wonder if she has kids, or if she's single...I'm going to go find out.
Step 1 for women (feel): This guy's smile makes me so happy, he's funny, I get goosebumps around him, when he touches me...etc. He's so amazing..
Step 2 for both (act): sex.
Step 3 for men (feel): Man that felt great..or not so great, etc..
Step 3 for women (think): I wonder if I should tell my friends, does he have a good job. Maybe we should have waited a bit, but I really like him. Etc..
The most important point..is how women backward rationalize their decisions, step 3. They feel first, then act, then think about their actions afterwards, and based upon their thoughts, they are either happy or not happy with that decision. If they are not happy, they seek ways to justify why they did what they did.
Anyhow, this is just something that I've found amusing, to say. I know this post may seem obvious to most folks here, but I thought it was worth discussing.
The process that we go through to make decisions affects all walks of our lives...and utmost, our relationships with each other.
To break this down into a simple 3 step process, The decision making for men is to 1) Think 2) Act 3) Feel. The process for women is the invertion of this...1) Feel 2) Act 3) Think.
Take buying a home for example.
Step 1 for men (think): Is the home priced right? Is there a good sized garage? Is it in the right neighborhood..etc
Step 1 for women (feel): I love how the home has a lot of light...the flowers on the porch are beautiful, look how clean the kitchen and bathroom is..etc.
Step 2 for both men/women (ACT): Actually buying the home.
Step 3 for men (feel): This is definitely the right house, I really feel at home here, etc..
Step 3 for women (think): Hmmm..I wonder if this closet is large enough now that I have all my clothes in it. Are the neighbors friendly? Maybe we need a new refrigerator...etc.
Now take this process on how it escalates to sexual encounters...
Step 1 for men (think): Man, she's hot. I think I'm going to meet her, see if we click. I wonder if she has kids, or if she's single...I'm going to go find out.
Step 1 for women (feel): This guy's smile makes me so happy, he's funny, I get goosebumps around him, when he touches me...etc. He's so amazing..
Step 2 for both (act): sex.
Step 3 for men (feel): Man that felt great..or not so great, etc..
Step 3 for women (think): I wonder if I should tell my friends, does he have a good job. Maybe we should have waited a bit, but I really like him. Etc..
The most important point..is how women backward rationalize their decisions, step 3. They feel first, then act, then think about their actions afterwards, and based upon their thoughts, they are either happy or not happy with that decision. If they are not happy, they seek ways to justify why they did what they did.
Anyhow, this is just something that I've found amusing, to say. I know this post may seem obvious to most folks here, but I thought it was worth discussing.