This is what I do when arguing sex (I REFUSE TO USE THE WORD GENDER) issues with women:
I start by saying "I think that most women want..." then whatever it is I think women should be. Like:
"I actually suspect most women want to be great cooks" - implied; women want to be able to make you great food
"I think most women really do want to be sexy" - implied; women should take the time out of their schedules to look good, from exercising to applying make-up.
"I imagine most women want to be impress their man" - implied; women secretly want to live up to a man's feminine ideals
The reactions I get from girls is usually postive when I use this line of phrasing.
I start by saying "I think that most women want..." then whatever it is I think women should be. Like:
"I actually suspect most women want to be great cooks" - implied; women want to be able to make you great food
"I think most women really do want to be sexy" - implied; women should take the time out of their schedules to look good, from exercising to applying make-up.
"I imagine most women want to be impress their man" - implied; women secretly want to live up to a man's feminine ideals
The reactions I get from girls is usually postive when I use this line of phrasing.
A year from now you'll wish you started today