Debunking Assumptions About Men and Relationship Experience
One trait that is frequently misinterpreted is social ease. Men who appear comfortable in conversations, adapt well to different social settings, or handle emotional discussions calmly are sometimes assumed to have extensive romantic experience. However, research on social intelligence suggests these abilities are more commonly built through everyday interactions: friendships, family dynamics, education, and professional environments. Confidence in communication often comes from practice and emotional regulation, not necessarily from a long dating history. Being articulate, attentive, or relaxed around others is more about personal development than past relationships. Continue reading…
