Solipsism for Men and Women

Created Date: 28-Oct-2026

Making Bad Decisions Based on Emotions

Last updated: 29-Oct-2026

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Sections

1 Definition and Vulnerability Consequences of Solipsism
2 Female Solipsism
3 The Male`s Warnings for Female Solipsism
4 Male Solipsism
5 The Woman`s Warnings for Male Solipsism

1. Definition and Vulnerability Consequences of Solipsism

Solipsism is defined as the act of taking and acting in a philosophical position on a how the person understands anything based on only their singular thoughts without including any external information.

The most common observable problem in situations of conflict is the someone basing their reactions based on the assumption that they already have all the factual information. 

There are specific areas, such as the four greatest sins, that exponential increase the negative vulnerabilities for a man and a woman.

2. Female Solipsism

Female Solipsism is the tendency for women to predominately experience their environment and relationships through their emotional feelings.  The positive or negative internal feelings will persuade the her decisions in:

The internal feelings for women have a predominately overriding affect in all aspects of her life that can:

It can be very difficult for many women to continue in any area of her life that goes against her feelings in a negative way with two predominate exceptions:

From the Christian perspective, this is why there is many proverbs about women that start down a path of temptations that are knowingly against God`s directions not to participate.  Notice that a great deal of the scriptures that deal with women is about righteousness such as the Noble Woman instructions in Proverbs 31:10-31.

In the scriptures, God holds men in higher accountability then women which does not mean there is not consequences for women in the sowing and reaping in their lives.  In one of the four greatest sins that is adultery, notice from the scriptures that God states a man destroys his life from adultery, but not for the woman even though both of their paths lead to death.  The sin of Adultery is less accountable for the woman because of a woman preponderance of overruling her knowledge of the very grievous sin because her emotions overruled her conscious guidance from the Holy Spirit.

3. The Male`s Warning for Female Solipsism

These are some important points for men to understand about a woman`s solipsism:

  1. When the environment of her marriage, family, employment, and friendship makes her feel good then that makes her feel safe.
  2. When she feels emotionally bad in her marriage, family, employment, and friendship then the feelings can develop into a mild to debilitating threat to the particular area.
  3. All experiences are remembered mostly by the feelings associated with the event.  The bad events are remembered in an overwhelming way by the feelings and not by the outcome that was negative. 
    (a) This causes women to discuss the event by the emotions that she experienced, where a man will not understand why a woman will continue in an argument about the emotional hurt and not the logic of handling the problem.
    (b) This also causes a woman to discuss negative events from a point of view that may not resemble the actual event.
    (c) A man will try to use logic by providing evidence of what words and actions occurred to deescalate the negative emotions felt by the woman.  This causes the woman to FEEL the man is disrespecting her for not understanding her emotions.

4. Male Solipsism

Male solipsism is a tendency for men to view life as a series of goals to achieve, conquer and experience that can override:

The sinful deeds that will have negative consequences, as part of sowing and reaping, include greater negative consequences include

5. The Female`s Warning for Male Solipsism

Many men will use logic to justify the results of a goal regardless of the sinful methods used to obtain the goal.  The areas of male solipsism are easier to recognize than a woman`s solipsism because the actions are usually visibly discernable:

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