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"Men are bad at picking up on women's hints." What are your actual thoughts on this sentiment?
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I'm a bisexual trans woman. I've dated men and women while presenting as male, and as presenting as female. In my experience the whole "not picking up on hints/not leaving strong enough hints to be picked up on" thing is not a gendered issue.
Honestly I really don't think men and women are as different as they appear.
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It’s the roles that’s different. Men are the ones who are supposed to detect and then transform hints into direct communication.
After 34 year, i think my husband is tired of hints. Recently he said, "i don't know what you're talking about. If you want (do it), touch my (junk).