Sentences with phrase «women initiators»

Also, the higher rate of women initiators is probably due to the fact that men are more likely to be «badly behaved.»

Because women more strongly want to keep their children with them, in states where there is a presumption of shared custody with the husband the percentage of women who initiate divorces is much lower.10 [Sources] Also, the higher rate of women initiators is probably due to the fact that men are more likely to be «badly behaved.»

Also, the higher rate of women initiators is probably due to the fact that men are more likely to be «badly behaved.»

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I was vilified with these words; «Don't you know that men are initiators and women are responders?

I'm a man, I prefer dating women, and I'm not physically attractive enough to effortlessly reverse the usual man - as - initiator trope.

Ayade, who is also the initiator of Mediatrix Development Foundation, a Non-Governmental Organization concerned with health of women and children in the state, however, regretted that despite the free health care programme for pregnant women and children under five years in the state, some women still patronize unskilled birth attendants.

Throughout dating literature and countless conversations amongst single women, it seems to be the general rule of thumb that men should be the initiators of every step of the dating process - from the first conversation, to the first date, to the first kiss and so on.

Rejection is part of the dating process, and given that men have culturally been expected to be the initiator, perhaps they are just more accustomed to dealing with rejection, and while they hate getting the No Thanks response as much as women do, they've learned to «take it like a man.»

And, not surprisingly, the main initiators of these events are women.

Most Christian women want their spouse to be the spiritual initiator of the family.

Within Christian marriages, most women desire their husbands to be strong initiators.

Women were more likely to initiate a breakup; those who were broken up with experienced more grief than initiators.