This may mean redesigning programmes and strategies to integrate men's needs through providers' education. While designing appropriate strategies for men, programmes can largely benefit from the lessons learned from women's services. Men are opposed to family planning and want more children than their partners . DHS evidence from some African countries has shown that men's opposition to family planning and desire for a larger number of children is not as widespread as previously supposed. Men always want sex, initiate sex and orchestrate sex .
Male desire is supposed to be separated from affection.
They are not expected to be faithful and to show emotions, fear, insecurity without their virility being questioned. They are expected to be strong and take risks. Men tend to engage in deviant behaviour . They are many tunes portrayed in negative stereotypes as violators, insensitive to women's concerns, uncaring and abusers of women's rights. Men will talk only to male service providers .