It's well known that women will nag men much more than the other way around. IE: if she perceives something is wrong, she'll nag him to fix it, but whenever a guy perceives a woman is doing something wrong he's not as inclined to nag her. We men just don't nag.
For lack of a better term, consider "frame pulling". Trying to pull someone into your frame. Just like nagging, is this something women are more inclined to do than men?
Speaking for myself, I constantly have women (including the wife) trying to pull me into their frame, and I do my best to stand firm. But on the other hand I almost never try to pull them into my frame. I just have my frame and if they want to be in it, then they can if they want to, but I'm not going to actively pursue it. Just like nagging, it's not something that I feel the need to do.
Am I observing this correctly?
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