Men Offer Women Tough Relationship Advice They Don't Like To Hear: "Give Us Peace"

• Have you ever wondered what men want in relationships? Well, they have offered women advice
• Some of the men asked women to be understanding, while others noted that they wanted peace of mind and respect
• Other men asked women to vet men; they were dating according to tangible qualities and not according to how they felt about them

Men have advised women on how to make their relationships last and be fulfilling.

What makes a relationship last?

In a thread that has gone viral on the X app, a woman, @Prettyarii21, asked men to give women relationship advice.

Men went all out with their advice for women, with some asking the ladies to be understanding.

One man advised women to stay true to their beliefs and not compromise them just because they liked a man.

He said:

"Stay true to your ideologies and standards. Compromise only when they have shown you they truly care plus their actions also back up their words. Take time to invest in others' interests and hobbies. I don't know, just be happy."

Another man asked women to have realistic dating standards and to accept criticism whenever they gave it

"Learn how to take accountability for your actions; everything doesn’t have to be a “but you.” Sometimes, you’re just wrong. Someone calling out what you do wrong isn’t an attack on you nor a manipulation tactic. You’re not perfect, so if you hurt someone’s feelings or do something consistently that bothers them, they’re going to say something.

Have realistic dating standards for your life and circumstances, instead of looking at others' dating life and trying to apply them to yours."

Men say they need peace of mind

Here are other pieces of advice men gave:

@Gwapo_forReal

"Don’t talk his head off lol thank me later."

@RealIntrepid02

"Never settle for less. If they really wanted to, they would."

@CorreyWilson3

"Learn to take accountability… constructive criticism isn’t negative criticism."

@PharaohDon_

"Communicate we gone listen but also listen to us to sometimes."

@Double0Melo

"Pick the right man you need in your life, not the one society portray you want."

Kenyans share experiences with unfaithful partners

Previously, TUKO.co.ke asked its over 3 million fans to share their experiences with cheating partners, and the responses were mixed.

Many admitted to cheating for revenge. Most fans say that when you discover that your partner is cheating on you, it hurts a lot.

Although most of them did not seek counselling from experts, they took longer to move on.