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Is the difference in thinking frequency between men and women a psychological fact?

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"The average person does not exist; each individual is a unique universe, and to generalize is to miss the profound diversity of human experience."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, the oft-quoted 'men think of women every three minutes, women every seven' is only a statistical average, not a psychological law; the 'average person' doesn't exist. Individual differences are vast—from sex-obsessed to indifferent—so drop generalities and test your own mind. While male and female energies function differently, frequency claims oversimplify reality.
Those numbers are just rough averages; everyone is different, so trust your own experience instead of a rule.
Why this matters practically
- Stops harmful comparisons and stereotypes
- Encourages mindful self-observation to understand your desires
- Improves relationships by honoring different pacing and needs
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