Ladies man

Hi, Kuen—Yes, all those definitions are compatible with ways in which I've heard "lady's man" used. It's a rather old-fashioned phrase. I can't remember the last time I heard anyone use it in live conversation.

Hi David,

Are there any other expressions which are not old-fashioned and can be instead of 'lady's man'?

Thank you very much.

It's still OK to use "lady's man." Opinions will differ as to how old-fashioned it is. Similar terms include "Romeo," "Cassonova," "Don Juan," "Prince Charming."

Hi David,

Does a woman's man mean the same as a lady's man? Are they interchangeable?

Thank you very much.

Hi,

Could someone please help me  with my question above? I recently heard the expression 'a woman's  man' on a TV show. That's why I would like to know the difference between them.

Have you looked it up, Kuen?

Hi David,

The following definition of a woman's man     is from an online dictionary:

"A woman's man is a male that is has empathy, affection, support for all of life's activities that women experience. They make good partners and are usually family oriented. Women naturally appreciate these types of men as equals and feel a general sense of equality within relationships."

It seems to mean the same as a lady's man to me, but I'm not sure if the definition is true or not. Could you please tell me if the two terms are interchangeable?

Thank you for your help.