{One thing that\u2019s very consistent with most women is telling their man that they are fine even when it\u2019s obvious that there\u2019s something wrong. They\u2019ll give you the \u201cI\u2019m fine\u201d response and give an attitude almost throughout the day.}<\/p>\n
Why do women do this? This is an age-long question many men have sought the answer to, but all to no avail.<\/p>\n
This article will throw a bit more light on why women are fond of this.<\/p>\n
{{1. They just expect you to know }} <\/p>\n
A lot of the time, women just expect men to know everything happening around them without them having to reveal anything. Women just want you to know everything, and they believe it\u2019s your job to pay attention and know what\u2019s wrong.<\/p>\n
{{2. They love the attention }} <\/p>\n
Sometimes, they kind of love the attention this brings; they love it when you give them all your attention, when you are worried about their state and when you keep being concerned even after you\u2019ve gotten the \u201cI\u2019m fine\u201d response. Trust me; she\u2019ll get angrier if you took her response literally.<\/p>\n
{{3. They unconsciously want to see the sensitive nature in you }} <\/p>\n
Women are the more sensitive ones; the motherly nature in them brings out a rare kind of sensitivity that men don\u2019t have; this is why a mother will look into a child\u2019s eyes and tell you that something is wrong with the child\u2019s health, while a father wouldn\u2019t notice a thing.<\/p>\n
Women are sensitive that way, and they also want to see the sensitivity in their man when they are hurting from a situation that he probably didn\u2019t cause.<\/p>\n
{{4. They are too hurt to talk }} <\/p>\n
More often than not, she might just be too hurt to talk, especially if the man has done something terrible to hurt her feelings. This is a major reason women hold back and give the \u201cI\u2019m fine\u201d response.<\/p>\n
When she tells you \u201cI\u2019m fine\u201d and gives an attitude that says the opposite; she\u2019s clearly passing a message that everything isn\u2019t okay.<\/p>\n
Source:Elcrema<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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