Yes, the laws of attraction goes for each sex. Some women desire men, but as some mature, some do not anymore.
The want to desire or dominate is found in men...because men dominate women
Bisexuality is the emotional or sexual desire for both men and women.
For the same reasons that men cheat on women: desire, adventure, fear, boredom, etc. It is a bag of psychological reasons. One thing it rarely is is the desire to humiliate or emasculate their man even though this is how many men experience it.
Desire for control
The question of what men seek in a woman has a very subjective series of responses. Some men desire women who are thin, athletic, or in top physical condition, while other men desire women who are more "curvy" and fuller-bodied. Men also enjoy women who are intelligent, funny, respectful, and can support themselves.
People are different, and as a result have different choice, desire and so on. Some women find these class of men attractive.
Great question!! The difference is American men desire attractive and possibly educated young women while said women desire a US passport.
Not really. It's kinda 50:50
Older women might say that the one thing women most desire is to be respected and valued for their intelligence and capabilities rather than just their physical appearance. They might prioritize being treated as equals in all aspects of life, including work, relationships, and society.
There is no universal rule that all men crave sex more than women. Sexual desire varies greatly among individuals, and is influenced by a variety of factors such as hormones, upbringing, culture, and personal preferences. Both men and women can have high or low sex drives, and it's important to avoid making generalizations based on gender.
On november 2, 1909 he said, "I am not in favor of suffrage for women until I can be convinced that all the women desire it; and when they desire it I am in favor of giving it."
Yes. Gay men check out other men like straight men check out women. The underlying desire often leads to this behavior.