“Men” as a monolithic entity, probably not. Specific, individual men, hell yeah.
Depends on the girlfriend. Just like whether a boyfriend will love you or just use you for some reason depends on the boyfriend. People are people–some of them are awesome, and some of them suck.
If you need to fart, it’s generally considered poor form to yank the covers up over your partner’s head before and cackle maniacally during and after. Otherwise, no biggie. And flapping the covers on your side to dissipate the smell is appreciated, unless the room is cold and doing so lets a cold draft into your partner’s carefully constructed cocoon of blankets. She’s not going to be any sweatier and dirtier and smellier than you, assuming you have similar personal hygiene habits.
Not even remotely. And I don’t know how to break it to you, but a woman who is content to be “someone to root” with any intelligence, charm, or talent considered “other stuff [that] doesn’t hurt” is likely to consider her body her primary, perhaps her sole, contribution to the relationship. I wouldn’t hold my breath expecting such a woman to happily pay a significant portion of the household bills.
We want to be considered as the varied individuals we are.
Most people know that “equal” doesn’t necessarily mean straight-down-the-middle, even-steven, one for me one for you division of everything by the time people stop asking what grade they’re in.
Or you could bake your own damn cake. It doesn’t take all weekend, either.
Also, baking skills would give you something more to offer a woman than a big hairy chest and muscular arms.
Judging by the stuff you’ve said here, and the quoted bits from other threads…this is probably not an unreasonable assessment.
