11 Jan 11
In times of crisis, men seem to turn to beer. Women, on the other hand, seem to turn to Woman's Own magazine. Are we missing something, men?
I picked up a copy of Woman's Own. It appeared to be full of untrue stories, and advertisements for knee plasters and elbow bandages.
I prefer the idea of beer myself, or am I wrong? 😉
-m.
11 Jan 11
Originally posted by mikelomIf you have to ask, then you really don't know me. :'(
In times of crisis, men seem to turn to beer. Women, on the other hand, seem to turn to Woman's Own magazine. Are we missing something, men?
I picked up a copy of Woman's Own. It appeared to be full of untrue stories, and advertisements for knee plasters and elbow bandages.
I prefer the idea of beer myself, or am I wrong? 😉
-m.
11 Jan 11
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Originally posted by mikelomit seems to me like a kind of femme empathy fest, reading stories of other ladies trials, real or imagined, or like a kind of national gossip fest. I dunno, why try to understand it? Dudes usually have magazines on specific things, like heaven forbid, golf, or motorbikes, chicks seem to have general stuff about being chicks.
In times of crisis, men seem to turn to beer. Women, on the other hand, seem to turn to Woman's Own magazine. Are we missing something, men?
I picked up a copy of Woman's Own. It appeared to be full of untrue stories, and advertisements for knee plasters and elbow bandages.
I prefer the idea of beer myself, or am I wrong? 😉
-m.
11 Jan 11
Originally posted by robbie carrobie😀
it seems to me like a kind of femme empathy fest, reading stories of other ladies trials, real or imagined, or like a kind of national gossip fest. I dunno, why try to understand it? Dudes usually have magazines on specific things, like heaven forbid, golf, or motorbikes, chicks seem to have general stuff about being chicks.
That's just it. We read about CARS and builders and Important stuff. What's lip-stick?
11 Jan 11
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today after waking up, a woman asked me: "have you been crying?"
???
I mean really. seeing a guy still half sleep, eyes still practically shut, the first thing she thinks is that he's been crying?? come on.
it's the same exact feeling I get when a woman asks if I read some story in a *insert random women's mag*.
"umm, no. I'm a man, remember?"
11 Jan 11
Originally posted by wormwoodThere's a rule in the chick world about men and crying.
today after waking up, a woman asked me: "have you been crying?"
???
I mean really. seeing a guy still half sleep, eyes still practically shut, the first thing she thinks is that he's been crying?? come on.
it's the same exact feeling I get when a woman asks if I read some story in a *insert random women's mag*.
"umm, no. I'm a man, remember?"
Crying once in awhile over something truly worthwhile means a guy is sensitive. About twice a year will suffice, unless a death is involved.
Crying ALL THE TIME over everything means a guy is a total wuss and an emotional mess. The fact is, women like their men to be the ROCK, not the chick in the relationship.
11 Jan 11
Originally posted by SunburntI can agree with this. As usual, you have it exactly right.
There's a rule in the chick world about men and crying.
Crying once in awhile over something truly worthwhile means a guy is sensitive. About twice a year will suffice, unless a death is involved.
Crying ALL THE TIME over everything means a guy is a total wuss and an emotional mess. The fact is, women like their men to be the ROCK, not the chick in the relationship.