Why Does Telling A Female Partner About Personal Insecurities Make Her Think The Man Is A Stud?
Men fear that telling a female partner about personal insecurities will reduce attraction. Instead the female partner will view the man as a stud after having been with a million men too cowardly to tell. Revealing personal insecurities serves as a counterintuitive hack.
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