r whatever other sport is out there, but they are not fanatical about it. They don’t sit and watch the game every Sunday. They probably couldn’t even tell you who the quarterback is for Dallas much less who played in the Super Bowl last year. When their buddies at work discuss the weekend game they will listen intently but will offer little to the conversation. Truth be told they would rather have their minds doing something else like play video games, computer games, surf the web, read a book or newspaper, putter around the house, build things, break things or anything other than talk about sports.

Ladies, this is the average male so set you mind at ease that the majority of men in this cou

Here is everything you ever wanted to know about the average man. When I say average man I mean the general populace of the United States. Women, if you have your eyes set on landing that gorgeous Playgirl centerfold or the hot model you find in magazines or the Harlequin romance novel guy let me put your mind at ease. It’s not going to happen unless you are a Playboy centerfold, hot model in men’s magazines or the hot movie starlet.

Myth: The average male is a hard body. - When a woman is asked what their perfect man would be like 9 out of 10 times the first thought that will come to their mind is the clean cut, pointed jaw, v-shaped body with hard six pack abs, dark skinned, tall and handsome guy. That is their first thought. It might not be what comes out of their mouths but it is the first thing that comes to mind. It’s fine ladies. You are free to think what you want.

Truth be told though, those types tend to be very shallow. Their thought is they won’t be with a woman unless she is equal in good looks. Doesn’t matter how she is emotionally or her mental capacity. She could be dumber than a doorknob but as long as she looks as good as he does that’s all that matters. So dream on.

Let’s look at what is REALLY out there and who you will end up with. The average man will be slightly overweight, have a two day beard, will be wearing clothes that he wore yesterday, hair will be a mess, and will be as white as a ghost. Yes, this is the average American male. This is by far the majority of the male population but, for the most part, they are very devoted and appreciative of the woman they are with.

Myth: Men are fanatical about sports. - Women, when you think of the average man typically you think football, baseball, golf, etc and them sitting on the couch watching their favorite sports team. Typically this will be Sundays and Mondays and those are times they are to be left alone. Well, let’s dispel this myth. From the 2000 census there are approximately 62.3 million males between the ages of 20 and 49. This is pretty much the target audience for sports. You are probably thinking that around 90% of those males are watching sports on Sundays and Mondays. Survey says – buzz. Wrong answer.

Let me put sports and men into perspective for you. Typically young boys are not interested in sports by nature. Societal pressures, stereotypes, and influences from their fathers will push them to “take an interest” in sports. It’s the “boy” thing to do. Sure they may like sports and develop a real interest in sports, there is nothing wrong with that, but had the pressures not been there, far fewer would have developed the interest.

There are a large number of average men, (read about 80%) that yes, like football, baseball or whatever other sport is out there, but they are not fanatical about it. They don’t sit and watch the game every Sunday. They probably couldn’t even tell you who the quarterback is for Dallas much less who played in the Super Bowl last year. When their buddies at work discuss the weekend game they will listen intently but will offer little to the conversation. Truth be told they would rather have their minds doing something else like play video games, computer games, surf the web, read a book or newspaper, putter around the house, build things, break things or anything other than talk about sports.

Ladies, this is the average male so set you mind at ease that the majority of men in this coun

ed, tall and handsome guy. That is their first thought. It might not be what comes out of their mouths but it is the first thing that comes to mind. It’s fine ladies. You are free to think what you want.

Truth be told though, those types tend to be very shallow. Their thought is they won’t be with a woman unless she is equal in good looks. Doesn’t matter how she is emotionally or her mental capacity. She could be dumber than a doorknob but as long as she looks as good as he does that’s all that matters. So dream on.

Let’s look at what is REALLY out there and who you will end up with. The average man will be slightly overweight, have a two day beard, will be wearing clothes that he wore yesterday, hair will be a mess, and will be as white as a ghost. Yes, this is the average American male. This is by far the majority of the male population but, for the most part, they are very devoted and appreciative of the woman they are with.

Myth: Men are fanatical about sports. - Women, when you think of the average man typically you think football, baseball, golf, etc and them sitting on the couch watching their favorite sports team. Typically this will be Sundays and Mondays and those are times they are to be left alone. Well, let’s dispel this myth. From the 2000 census there are approximately 62.3 million males between the ages of 20 and 49. This is pretty much the target audience for sports. You are probably thinking that around 90% of those males are watching sports on Sundays and Mondays. Survey says – buzz. Wrong answer.

Let me put sports and men into perspective for you. Typically young boys are not interested in sports by nature. Societal pressures, stereotypes, and influences from their fathers will push them to “take an interest” in sports. It’s the “boy” thing to do. Sure they may like sports and develop a real interest in sports, there is nothing wrong with that, but had the pressures not been there, far fewer would have developed the interest.

There are a large number of average men, (read about 80%) that yes, like football, baseball or whatever other sport is out there, but they are not fanatical about it. They don’t sit and watch the game every Sunday. They probably couldn’t even tell you who the quarterback is for Dallas much less who played in the Super Bowl last year. When their buddies at work discuss the weekend game they will listen intently but will offer little to the conversation. Truth be told they would rather have their minds doing something else like play video games, computer games, surf the web, read a book or newspaper, putter around the house, build things, break things or anything other than talk about sports.

Ladies, this is the average male so set you mind at ease that the majority of men in this cou

yesterday, hair will be a mess, and will be as white as a ghost. Yes, this is the average American male. This is by far the majority of the male population but, for the most part, they are very devoted and appreciative of the woman they are with.

Myth: Men are fanatical about sports. - Women, when you think of the average man typically you think football, baseball, golf, etc and them sitting on the couch watching their favorite sports team. Typically this will be Sundays and Mondays and those are times they are to be left alone. Well, let’s dispel this myth. From the 2000 census there are approximately 62.3 million males between the ages of 20 and 49. This is pretty much the target audience for sports. You are probably thinking that around 90% of those males are watching sports on Sundays and Mondays. Survey says – buzz. Wrong answer.

Let me put sports and men into perspective for you. Typically young boys are not interested in sports by nature. Societal pressures, stereotypes, and influences from their fathers will push them to “take an interest” in sports. It’s the “boy” thing to do. Sure they may like sports and develop a real interest in sports, there is nothing wrong with that, but had the pressures not been there, far fewer would have developed the interest.

There are a large number of average men, (read about 80%) that yes, like football, baseball or whatever other sport is out there, but they are not fanatical about it. They don’t sit and watch the game every Sunday. They probably couldn’t even tell you who the quarterback is for Dallas much less who played in the Super Bowl last year. When their buddies at work discuss the weekend game they will listen intently but will offer little to the conversation. Truth be told they would rather have their minds doing something else like play video games, computer games, surf the web, read a book or newspaper, putter around the house, build things, break things or anything other than talk about sports.

Ladies, this is the average male so set you mind at ease that the majority of men in this cou

target audience for sports. You are probably thinking that around 90% of those males are watching sports on Sundays and Mondays. Survey says – buzz. Wrong answer.

Let me put sports and men into perspective for you. Typically young boys are not interested in sports by nature. Societal pressures, stereotypes, and influences from their fathers will push them to “take an interest” in sports. It’s the “boy” thing to do. Sure they may like sports and develop a real interest in sports, there is nothing wrong with that, but had the pressures not been there, far fewer would have developed the interest.

There are a large number of average men, (read about 80%) that yes, like football, baseball or whatever other sport is out there, but they are not fanatical about it. They don’t sit and watch the game every Sunday. They probably couldn’t even tell you who the quarterback is for Dallas much less who played in the Super Bowl last year. When their buddies at work discuss the weekend game they will listen intently but will offer little to the conversation. Truth be told they would rather have their minds doing something else like play video games, computer games, surf the web, read a book or newspaper, putter around the house, build things, break things or anything other than talk about sports.

Ladies, this is the average male so set you mind at ease that the majority of men in this cou

r whatever other sport is out there, but they are not fanatical about it. They don’t sit and watch the game every Sunday. They probably couldn’t even tell you who the quarterback is for Dallas much less who played in the Super Bowl last year. When their buddies at work discuss the weekend game they will listen intently but will offer little to the conversation. Truth be told they would rather have their minds doing something else like play video games, computer games, surf the web, read a book or newspaper, putter around the house, build things, break things or anything other than talk about sports.

Ladies, this is the average male so set you mind at ease that the majority of men in this country are not fanatical about sports and your weekend ‘honey do’ lists are safe

Myth: Men lie. – Ok. Ladies I will give you this one. Yes, men do lie on a regular basis. There is no excuse for it and I’m not going to tell you different or really justify it. I am going to give you an answer as to why they do. A little peek into the male psyche.

Men lie. A lot. Women do too but this is about men and I am not a woman so I can’t give you the reasons why they do. Why do we lie? Sure there are the inexcusable lies such as “I didn’t sleep with her” when you are sitting on Maury and he is holding a DNA test that shows you are the father. No excuse and definitely wrong.

But what about the so-called little white lies? Ladies admit it. When you have tried on three outfits and come out and ask him if this one looks good on you what do you expect him to say? That you look fat or it looks ugly on you? If he did, it would probably turn into a fight about how he doesn’t think you look beautiful anymore and that he thinks you are fat or that he doesn’t love you anymore. Followed up with I don’t have anything to wear so we are not going to the party.

So to avoid that he may tell you it looks fine. This in turn becomes a fight about how he doesn’t think you look beautiful anymore and that he thinks you are fat or that he doesn’t love you anymore. Followed up with I don’t have anything to wear so we are not going to the party.

Yes I repeated myself in the above paragraphs. This is why men lie. They are unsure which way to go. Should they tell you how you really look in that outfit and face a barrage of words about how they don’t care about you? Should they say you look fine, which is four-letter word for some women, and face the same thing? Or should they lie and tell you the outfit looks beautiful on you? I hazard a guess that deep inside, women want that positive affirmation from their man that they still think they are beautiful and they love them even though, also deep inside, the woman knows they do not look good in the dress.

Ladies how many times have you asked you man this, “Honey do you want to go to the mall?” This is probably followed by a few moments of silence, which is possibly followed by a question of why you want to go to the mall. This is a stall tactic to give him time to think. Here is what is going through his head: I really don’t want to go wander the mall I would rather stay home and either watch TV read get on the computer or putter around in the garage or yard but she wants me to go and if I say no she is going to be mad or feel like I don’t want to spend time with her that I don’t care about her anymore and am distant from her and there is someone else or there are things I’d would rather do than spend time with her. (T