I thought of this earlier to day and it seemed like an interesting question to ask.

Basically:

Q4Men: You see a guy giving women what they want and going out of their way too appease them in an effort to get those women to like and have sex with him. Is this guy acting "manly" in this situation, or would you consider him to be an unmanly, "beta" guy?

Q4Women: You see a guy going out of his way to appease you. He tells you "nice" things (how pretty you are/ etc.), wants to spend time with you, does things for you, buys you stuff. Does this guy appear "manly" to you? Would you consider someone pandering to you to be a "masculine" trait?

According to one poster here:

Men love women and will do anything to make women happy. Men who do not are the defective minority.

How do you feel about this comment? Are men who would "do anything to make women happy" the standard in the male world, while the men who would not "do anything to make women happy" are the unmasculine, beta simps who can't seem to "get with the program?"

Riddle me this.