This is true. But women are more emotional, so guys can have some control. And most of the time, we don't want to show emotion. A lot of us view emotion as a sign of weakness.
I think for me it's more a case of I just don't feel like breaking off into emotions. They're fiddly little things that often just get in the way.
I think the "men = computer games" thing might have something to do with the spatial awareness thing. The average man has a better spatial awareness (which is also why men are better drivers - see below), so they tend to be better at computer games. Perhaps.
Driving. Stereotypically women are bad drivers. It had been statistically shown that men have fewer car accidents than women, but men's accidents tend to be a bit more serious (bumper falling off, compared to a scratch or two, that kind of thing).
Does anyone else know about Diamond Car Insurance? That's blatantly sexist. They'll
only insure women drivers. If men had something like that (Pint 'n' Chips Car Insurance) they'd just be shouted at (by the women). Men, we don't make so much of a fuss about things.
There may not be a biological drive behind women being attracted to clothes and shoes and spending 3 hours getting ready for a date, but it's all over the place in society, in films and in watching their mothers and older sisters essentially playing with face paints. Women are thus almost
made to think they should paint their faces and wear low-cut tops to be pretty (every woman should want to be pretty, says society).
When, then, if a women wears a revealing top/blouse/whatever it's called, do they then not want men to stare about 6 inches below their face? Contrary to popular female belief, men
can concentrate on the conversation while not looking at the woman's face. And she chose to wear the top, knowing full well how revealing it is, so they have almost no right to be angry when someone actually takes a look.
