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Women are known to have many fears when it comes to relationships.

Most have doubts about their figure, but this fear is on the surface.

Deep down, women's fears are related to whether they will be able to meet a partner with whom to start a family, whether they will be treated like princesses, whether they will have financial stability, understanding, good communication.

And although fears are determined by a person's individual understandings and values, there are some that are valid for most women.

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Men also have their fears about relationships.

If you think that men are ready to jump right into a relationship without any worries, you are wrong.

Fears exist both before the beginning and in the first stages of the relationship, as well as during its development, writes "Struma".

What are the fears men have about relationships?

1. Are they making enough money?

The fear of whether they will be able to provide financial stability in the relationship is central to most men.

It is born from the stereotype that the man is solely responsible for the financial situation of the couple or family.

This notion is rooted in the culture of many peoples and can be mentally taxing for any man.

Male ego and self-esteem also influence this fear to appear.

Even if a man's partner does not require him to fully provide the financial well-being of the relationship, men still have this desire to feel fulfilled and stable.

2. Has he achieved enough in life.

Another of the great fears that occupy a central place in the male psyche is achievement.

They can be mostly related to career or professional development, property status, education.

3. Fear of job loss.

Many men are afraid of losing their job, because this again has to do with their financial situation and their self-esteem.

There is nothing more damaging to a man than not having the means to meet his needs and those of his partner.

4. Sexual satisfaction.

An intimate fear that torments almost all men, and the exceptions are really few, is whether they are able to satisfy their partner sexually.

Sexual performance takes center stage on the list of men's fears, again due to a host of stereotypes ingrained in culture for centuries.

5. Is he a good parent.

It's not just women who fear whether they'll be good mothers.

Many men have the same fear of dealing with parenthood.

It is characteristic of more intelligent men who realize how difficult and responsible this is.

It is normal for this fear to appear, because being a parent is the most responsible thing that is expected of every person, whether male or female.