Davidzhu

I'm the kind of person who can't help but feel a strong urge to protect and care for girls. I just can't bear to see or hear about girls around me being treated unfairly, struggling, or feeling helpless. It breaks my heart! I just want to help... I looked into it, and it seems it's just my natural instinct: men are born with more physical strength and a bolder temperament, while women are generally more delicate. Since the days of our ancestors hunting for food, men have had to take risks and protect their families. This instinct hasn't changed, even though society has. Just like how I'd want to hug a hurt kitten or puppy, when I see a beautiful, delicate, and helpless girl - especially a young and attractive one - my brain automatically triggers the feeling that it's my responsibility to protect her. I think this is a common reaction among most men. When we see a weak or vulnerable creature in need of help, our brains are wired to feel an overwhelming urge to protect them. This feeling is hard to put into words - it's just an instinct, a gut feeling. Sometimes I wonder, why do I always feel this way? Is it really just because I'm a man? Or is it just my personality?