Ever heard of the 'orange peel theory' that women use to 'test' men ?
Never heard of this one until just today in a youtube 'short video'...
The "orange peel theory" is a viral trend that uses small acts of service, like peeling an orange for a partner, to gauge the health of a relationship. It suggests that a partner's willingness to perform mundane tasks for you, even when you could do them yourself, shows a deep level of care, attention, and willingness to be supportive. The theory is rooted in the idea that these small, thoughtful actions build a foundation of safety and connection, but some experts caution against using it as a rigid test and instead encourage direct communication about needs.
Like wtf? This is just dumb.
The "orange peel theory" is a viral trend that uses small acts of service, like peeling an orange for a partner, to gauge the health of a relationship. It suggests that a partner's willingness to perform mundane tasks for you, even when you could do them yourself, shows a deep level of care, attention, and willingness to be supportive. The theory is rooted in the idea that these small, thoughtful actions build a foundation of safety and connection, but some experts caution against using it as a rigid test and instead encourage direct communication about needs.
Like wtf? This is just dumb.
