Would it be better if someone were to gamify the needs like video game romance? Seems easy enough to do.
Curious does the ultra popular romance book genre many women use to feel things they aren't getting from men around them bother you?
Curious does the ultra popular romance book genre many women use to feel things they aren't getting from men around them bother you?
Gamifying the needs depends on the intent. If you care about people wellbeing it's a force for good, if you seek to manipulate the people using advanced mechanisms it's evil.
Ultra popular romance book to balance needs of a woman is okay if the book was written by a human, and even that only as long as there is effort to connect outside of it. It's preferable to trash talk the husband behind his back over a glass of prosecco with 3 and exactly 3 friends.
Keep them coming, happy to answer. Just don't ask me for proofs, here I deal with vibes.
To judge men on a bad example one needn't go further than the word "waifu". That's bad.
Also, to flip the previous situation, men will never admit to reading such novels. Men cannot seek emotional support from other men, that's not how it works. So in the case of insufficient emotional support from wife men should "man up" and start drinking.