Five Myths About Men That Aren’t True

Here are five myths about men that aren’t true . . .

1. They want to make the first move. Guys today are into smart, confident women more than ever before. And according to Match.com’s Singles in America survey, 90% of guys say they’re cool with a woman asking them out.

2. They only want no-strings-attached sex. Not all guys want casual sex, and even those who do don’t necessarily want JUST that. Just because someone is into casual sex doesn’t mean he ISN’T interested in a relationship.

3. Big feet equals big…. you know. There’s no scientific proof that shoe size or hand size is a reliable indicator of what he’s packing.

4. They’re commitment-phobes. It’s actually the complete opposite. Men on average want to introduce their girlfriend to friends and family sooner than women do, they like public affection more, and they want to move in together sooner.

5. Men think about sex every seven seconds. Thinking about sex every seven seconds adds up to more than 8,000 times a day. It’s more like once an hour. In a 2011 study of men ages 18 to 25, they thought about sex almost 19 times a day. Which is a lot . . . but WAY less than 8,000.