Why do guys want to know what girls do at sleepovers?

Answer 1

Aha! In former times (your grandmother's teen years), they were known as slumber parties or pajama parties. In the first place, it starts with the bonding of the sisterhood; that time when girls first start getting best friends, the ones who will stay with you for years and years and years.

Essentially it's the very early version of "girls' night out". With parent's permission, the girls try on makeup, paint their nails, gossip, watch favorite movies, gossip, eat junk, gossip, and in general have an intense girl bonding session. Because of the nature of it, it is done in sleepwear. The ladies arrive with their own pillow and blanket or sleeping bag and in their sleepwear. Fuzzy slippers or flops are the order of the evening.

A good sleepover is usually the first experience that girls have with being away from their parents overnight. The host parents make sure that the girls do not harm themselves, so they pretty much just monitor what is in the kitchen and the noise level of the party. Otherwise, they stay out of the way and let the girl bonding experience happen.

This party is confined to one room, usually the living room or den of the home if it is a large party. For the smaller one, two or three, the girl's bedroom is the venue. Soda and popcorn are popular snacks, but the highlight is the talking. A great sleepover is successful when the girls stay up until one in the morning...or later... talking. Topics include boys, Hollywood, boys, teachers, boys, dissing school, boys, fashion, boys,...well, you get the idea.

Dance moves, experimenting with beauty products, sharing deep dark secrets, all are part of the sleepover. Depending on the age of the participants, it can be a young lady's first experience with the art of social gathering. This is one way that girls learn how to be the amazing hostesses and social butterflies that is important to men's corporate lives later on.

Just like the Wrestling party or football party for boys, this gathering is a time to get experience in a safe environment with social activity in a group. Since each activity is segregated, each group learns what is acceptable in such situations. It is part of growing up and learning to be an adult...in a young way.

Answer 2

There is a big relationship between male and females, and there are many differences.

Teenage boys want to know what girls like, what they do, and their secrets. They want to know what the little secret things that girls do at sleepovers ( though of course it's not that amazing to us). I am sure that you would want to know what guys do at sleepovers too. Its just one of the things about females, males and their interaction.