Why Nfl Football Cannot Appeal Women

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There is a large percentage of men love football in the world, but just a very small percentage of women love it too. Most women hate NFL football, because they think football is plain and simple. For those women who love football, they often sit right alongside the men to watch professional football attentively, as they root for their favorite teams and players.
On the contrary, for the other women who hate football, all the whooping and hollering that their men do while watching football can be quite annoying. Merely the thought of watching the players running around in their tacky uniforms and cumbersome helmets annoys some of them. Why would the NFL pay these players wearing Paul jerseys to run around, hurting each other over a stupid ball, looking like complete idiots, some women argue?
For many women they are willing to sit down with their significant other to watch NFL games. In fact, they just sit there, conveniently tuning the maddening sounds ...
... of television, and their friend's mouth when their favorite team makes a touchdown pass. They can even read a good book, sewing, or doing something else for entertainment, not to fall asleep. They only tolerate the boring football games because they want to spend time with their families.
For those women who hate football, they may choose watch a different program in another room, or even go out with friends instead of being in the same room when their significant other who wears is watching football games. The big question is: Why do women hate NFL football, or any other kind, so much? Well, it's probably that most don't take the time to understand much about of the sport. They probably don't even know what the object of the game is.
Most women hate football is mainly because they just don't know how to play this game and the most important is they cannot acquire thrill and excitement from this game. If someone were to take a survey of a hundred women, a large percentage would probably have no idea of how the game is played. Perhaps if women became more educated about the sport, they would become more interested in watching it, even if only to appease their men.