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How are you feeling?

Started by Remus · Jul 25, 2005 · 56,618 replies

#53781
theslowesthand said: ↑
women are more sociable, thoughtful, considerate, personable, etc

You really haven't spent a lot of time with women, have you?
#53782
lily said: ↑
it's not an all women situation at all. not ALL women are sociable, thoughtful, considerate, personable, etc

My mother and older sisters certainly :oh:aren’t sociable, thoughtful, considerate or personable. At least not towards me anyway... probably why I’ve always felt I don’t fit in, or never felt a sense of belonging with my family.

Sorry, didnae mean to get personal there.

lily said: ↑
and you can't be really sociable if you have social anxiety

You can, but it just takes a bit of effort so as not to let anxiety get the better of you.
#53783
NathanielWingatePeaslee said: ↑
You really haven't spent a lot of time with women, have you?

Nope. I'm just guessing, mainly from watching tv.
But ain't women got the nurturing genes in them? But men don't.
And women/females haven't treated me as bad as men/males.
And i find women a LOT easier to talk to than p****-ly men (in general).
#53784
theslowesthand said: ↑
Nope. I'm just guessing, mainly from watching tv.
But ain't women got the nurturing genes in them? But men don't.
And women/females haven't treated me as bad as men/males.
And i find women a LOT easier to talk to than p****-ly men (in general).

As a rule, women are socialized to be "nice", which should not be confused with actually being nice. The appearance of niceness is the key. Aggressive behaviors are covert more than overt. Walk into a room of 20 women and you might think they're all sweet and wonderful and love each other dearly but as soon as one walks out the door the others talk crap about her. At least with men you're likely to actually know it if the guy has a problem with you.

As far as genes go, men have "nurturing" genes as well. It's just not the publicly displayed stereotype. Remus (who barely pops in here any more, btw) has an amazing relationship with his little girl, to give an example.
#53785
I love it when someone explains something I can't.
#53787
Had a couple of unproductive days, well 3 in total. No quite adjusted back to boring everyday life. Which isn't like me after going to a concert. :thinking: 😕 :idontknow:
#53788
Been unproductive as well. Spent days in bed.
#53789
Crazy people are the best people
#53790
lily said: ↑
Welcome back Kiwong!

Here, here!
#53791
Yay Wong's back!!
#53793
^ lol so Wong indeed! (my button is disabled too)
#53794
Kiwong said: ↑
Crazy people are the best people

A slight amendment, if i may:
Crazy people can be the best people (but not all crazy people are the best people)
#53795
#53796
Sarah_M said: ↑

Just dont put it in "a life well lived".. :bigsmile:
#53797
Urge for "women action", or "women stuff". But i know i can probably never get it. :sad:
#53798
Cra p py.

I no longer have a car. I was t-boned by another car today and first assesment is the car is a write off.
#53799
PugofCrydee said: ↑
Cra p py.

I no longer have a car. I was t-boned by another car today and first assesment is the car is a write off.

Holy crap, are you okay? That's scary - I hope this turns out to be serendipitous.
#53800
PugofCrydee said: ↑
Cra p py.

I no longer have a car. I was t-boned by another car today and first assesment is the car is a write off.

Damn, Pug; I'm sorry to hear that.

I was in a bad wreck about fifteen years ago and it shakes you to your core.

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