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Right now, you're not talking about abilities, but about the desire to do something.

That's not true. Desire is a wish, and ability is the "skill" to do something. In the context I wrote, I doubt that you can love men in the same way women do (in their natural understanding).

If a man wants to, he can do what is inherent to women, but (censored, equivalent to "forget it") is it necessary? And even if a woman wants to, she won't be able to do what a man is capable of.

That's not quite right! Men will rush in and do a lot, then sit and rest for half an hour, while women work monotonously at the same pace and can work without rest, and also feed their men when they get tired.


This is like a soap bubble, because I wrote something similar a little higher:

It must be understood that a man and a woman are one (not identical) when they are one flesh.

If a man makes window frames, inserts glass, and then a woman helps to clean the room and paint them, this is a joint effort of an organism consisting of two people. If they work in neighboring sawmills, doing the same things, and then cleaning up and painting each on their own, this will be an example of two separate individuals, but not one.

The same applies to women; it depends on how you look at them: friend, wife, lover, uh, life partner (wife, friend, and someone who puts up with you in a good way, when you're not in the mood).

There is a certain distribution of life's responsibilities when a man and a woman connect their lives. And the criteria for selecting responsibilities and their distribution depend on a joint decision.