Men have named the traits that annoy them the most in women

Men have already heard that ladies are not delighted with their habit of not lowering the toilet seat, scattering socks all over the house, constantly forgetting about anniversaries and other important dates of life together. The fair sex can be calm: their companions also have complaints against them, and their list is much longer than one might imagine.

When asked "What annoys you the most about women?"

• Long fees. As you might expect, men don't understand how to dress and paint for so long. And then so loudly resent when they praise the result too sluggishly.
• Deliberate helplessness. It is known that men love to come to the aid of a beautiful lady in a difficult situation, but some ladies go too far, portraying cute silly people who can do absolutely nothing.
• "Theft". Much like Joey in Friends, men don't like to share clothes and food. Most of all, they are annoyed by the cute female "borrowing" of their T-shirts, and scenes like “Oh, how delicious it looks! I'll take a little. "
• Feigned sociability. Girls often think that, thanks to too loud laughter, they seem more open, but men immediately figure out those shy women who only pretend to be the soul of the company.
• Shusyukanye. Some representatives of the strong half of humanity simply lose their temper when companions communicate with them as with children, abusing diminutive-affectionate "bunches" and "paws", especially if they switch to a characteristic "cartoon" voice.
• Indecision. Especially when it comes to choosing a restaurant or a movie.
• Driving tips. Who is driving? He's driving. What does it mean? That he doesn't need advice. Objections are useless.
• Conversations while watching a movie or a sports match. Women manage to follow the plot, discuss the main character's wardrobe with their friend, and also remember a funny incident from work. Men, on the other hand, prefer to completely focus on what is happening on the screen, and are very nervous when the other half is interested in the rules of the game or the names of the players during the broadcast of the match.
• A reminder of past mistakes. A man can be sure: if he is guilty of something, the woman will certainly forgive him - and will remind him of an oversight with each subsequent quarrel, be it in a week, a month, or five years.