I Am a Very Curious Person

Love affects both men and women. But do both of them feel love the same way? Is there any difference in the way in which the two sexes experience love.
I mean we all hear men mooning about their lost love but very few girls dwell on their past crushes.

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Matt4230

It's a difficult question that you're asking. For a reminder, the notion that women wouldn't love men as men love women would not only stir up controversy among the mediums witch aspire to hold a gender neutral and politically correct tone, but the fantasy of romance would be at stake. Little research has been done on the subject and in turn reached the surface.
Because of the biological deferences between the sexes there is possibility that we experience love differently, but wouldn't you say that in the current environment where males, contrary to females have a difficulty expressing their emotions, as well as having a readily available human being for psychological support, plus not having their feelings validated as worthy of compassion and understanding (the classic man-up turning destructive)?

I can only write so much here, PM me if you'd like to discuss this further.

nautilusX · 31-35, M

Love might be initially felt strongly by men though it takes a longer sustained relationship to reach that level in women. This might favour women in finding good,faithfull partners. Maybe it helps women if they are inhibited towards falling in love.Women develop their affection gradually over shared experience and life .
I agree that men are at the receiving end of the bargain. ; - )

SpiritualStoner

Idk, maybe the women get upset easily, so they act cold and detached while the men cry because they want the sexies lol

curiousc1990

I would say rather then men and women experiencing love different I would say ever person experiences love differently,

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