Do most women tend to nag their SO in a relationship? (wives, boyfriend)

[The Postman]

It seems that in a lot of relationships, the woman plays the role of the mother, or the big sister, and constantly acts like she's more mature, and often nags her husband/boyfriend/partner, sometimes treating him like a big kid/boy. Countless sitcoms/folk tales/stereotypes from various cultures seem to back this up.

Is this a typical trend, do most women tend to nag sometimes, or is it a sizeable minority?

I know some husbands exasperate their wives, but I think some women take it too far, having to take issue with everyone and just not being chill enough. Like somewhere between totally anal and a drug addict slob or something.

[longnecker]

Even the most loving ,caring ones can nag sometimes.

[srjth]

Never did this with my ex husband. He nagged me.

[Iced Coffee]

Oh yeah.

[Magnatomicflux]

Originally Posted by The Postman

It seems that in a lot of relationships, the woman plays the role of the mother, or the big sister, and constantly acts like she's more mature, and often nags her husband/boyfriend/partner, sometimes treating him like a big kid/boy. Countless sitcoms/folk tales/stereotypes from various cultures seem to back this up.

Aren't we though, at times?

[erjunkee]

Define "Nag."

[Longneck Bottle]

Originally Posted by erdocjolly

Define "Nag."

Call your husband at least 20 times a day while at work....even when he's in the middle of taking a #2.

Lay off the phone....just lay it down.

[srjth]

Im not a bible thumper but somewhere in the bible it says that one of the curses that Adam (man) got for eating the forbidden fruit was that he would have a nagging wife.

[mainebrokerman]

some women nag because men arent the best communicators


and to some it comes very naturally,

[intelfan11315]

Some do it in a good way, some do it in a bad way... but all do it. Women 101