I feel that women may behave more rationally than men in dating clubs.
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For the women answering, how calculated and rational do you think your own decision-making is?
Or, subjectively speaking, do you often make decisions based on intuition?
This is columnist Saito ♪.
I don’t think there’s really any such thing as being purely rational.
Once you’ve reached a certain level of maturity, I think even rational behavior is ultimately shaped by the subjective instincts ingrained in your body.
That’s why there are 8 billion different people in the world.
So I think it’s fine to express yourself as you feel, without forcing anything.
If that keeps leading to mistakes, your body will unconsciously adjust your course anyway...
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I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
I do believe that male members tend to lead the relationship, so women may often find themselves going along with the man. That said, I think men also proceed by checking in and asking, “Is this okay?” So I believe men are behaving rationally as well.
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I’m Meg, a female member.
The female respondents here certainly seem to be a very rational bunch. I’ve learned a lot from everyone’s answers as well.
But compared with the men, I feel like I rely much more on intuition. If I’m constantly calculating things and thinking rationally, would I really be able to care about my papa (a male supporter)?
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