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Does Your Man Suffer From ‘Man Eyes?’: Funny Women Try to Find a Cure to Their Man's Inability to Find Things That are In Plain Sight
There are a lot of things women who are in a relationship with a man can relate to. Why are there so many similarities between the coupling of unique individuals? That's a question for a sociologist. It probably has something to do with the messed up gender roles we pushed on our men and women for so long. Now, however, we are evolving as a society and maturing. With this new found maturity comes our ability to make humor out of frustrating situations.
One of the silly little frustrating situations that many women who date men face is their man's inability to find things that are in plain sight. Too many women can relate to their man constantly asking "do you know where my car keys are?" or "did you move my hat??" and then finding these items exactly where they are supposed to be. "Did you look on the key hooks?" Keys found. "Did you check the closet where you keep all you hats?" Hat found.
A wife took to TikTok to make light of her man's "Man Eyes," where she uses the classic "In the Arms of an Angel" by Sarah McLachlan (famously used in sad animal ASPCA videos). Women have found solace in having this community of (funny) women who also have a man that suffers from "Man Eyes."