It's a general given that men don't understand women.
I'm older now than I was before and I really (!) am trying but I can't for the life of me figure them (one in particular) out. I try to listen (really listen) but I sometimes think I've wandered into the Tower of Babel. You know, where yes means no and maybe means yes or no or really just maybe.
Christ, I'm so confused.
Anyone else in the same boat (tower)?
Originally posted by IronPawnWhat's that you say? 😕
It's a general given that men don't understand women.
I'm older now than I was before and I really (!) am trying but I can't for the life of me figure them (one in particular) out. I try to listen (really listen) but I sometimes think I've wandered into the Tower of Babel. You know, where yes means no and maybe means yes or no or really just maybe.
Christ, I'm so confused.
Anyone else in the same boat (tower)?
Originally posted by IronPawnHumans are weird, irrational creatures. Get used to it.
It's a general given that men don't understand women.
I'm older now than I was before and I really (!) am trying but I can't for the life of me figure them (one in particular) out. I try to listen (really listen) but I sometimes think I've wandered into the Tower of Babel. You know, where yes means no and maybe means yes or no or really just maybe.
Christ, I'm so confused.
Anyone else in the same boat (tower)?
Originally posted by IronPawnI find that women become irrational in a cyclical fashion. If you have a partner or someone you have begun dating, keep a calendar, mark down the days you find yourself bewildered by actions or statements. After a few months you should see a pattern emerge. On these days, it is best to treat all actions as abberations of her real personality.
It's a general given that men don't understand women.
I'm older now than I was before and I really (!) am trying but I can't for the life of me figure them (one in particular) out. I try to listen (really listen) but I sometimes think I've wandered into the Tower of Babel. You know, where yes means no and maybe means yes or no or really just maybe.
Christ, I'm so confused.
Anyone else in the same boat (tower)?
Originally posted by IronPawnDear IronPawn, please feel free to step into my psychologic support for free...
It's okay.
Just looking for kindred souls.
And you ain't it.
Nice trick with your Avatar, though 😉
Now, however, off the record, I know what you mean. We may adopt the typical emotional approach and sweat honey about the mistery that surrounds women and how sensible one must be to capture that halo, and blah blah blah
Or we can take the macho approach and speak trash about their eternal PMS stance, spit and then crawl (secretly) when we need some meat to satisfy the apetite.
However, both approaches are wrong. Males are easy to understand because we're eternal kids. Women, on the other hand, are simply strange species.
Thus, I propose not to speak good or bad about them... just use them the same way they use us 😉
Read Esther Villar's "The Manipulated Man"*
* The title in Spanish, El Varón Domado, makes much more sense than the English one. The Spanish title means more 'tamed' (like a lion) than 'manipulated'. A delicious read 😀
Originally posted by darvlayOkay, but so extreme?
I find that women become irrational in a cyclical fashion. If you have a partner or someone you have begun dating, keep a calendar, mark down the days you find yourself bewildered by actions or statements. After a few months you should see a pattern emerge. On these days, it is best to treat all actions as abberations of her real personality.
The smallest provocation (usually no minutely perceivable provocation whatsoever!) and she throws things (figuratively speaking) at me that I never would have thought of and I feel like I'm back to square one. Or, worse, out of the game completely.
A few minutes/hours later she apologizes.
That's good but the damage has been done. Now I can breathe a sigh of relief and try to sweep up the shards.
And wait for the next blow (as in storm).
13 Mar 07
Originally posted by IronPawnThat's textbook aggressive/apologetic behaviour indicative of the trough portion of a female's standard mood wave. The woman you describe simply has a higher agitation amplitude applied to her sinusoidal mood wave and must thus be treated with extra care - foot rubs, chocolates, pain-for-pleasure, etc.
Okay, but so extreme?
The smallest provocation (usually no minutely perceivable provocation whatsoever!) and she throws things (figuratively, speaking) at me that I never would have thought of and I feel like I'm back to square one. Or, worse, out of the game completely.
A few minutes/hours later she apologizes.
That's good but the damage has bee ...[text shortened]... a sigh of relief and try to sweep up the shards.
And wait for the next blow (as in storm).
Originally posted by IronPawnAt times I think I understand women, but then at times I am dilusional, I think the two events are correlated. 😕
It's a general given that men don't understand women.
I'm older now than I was before and I really (!) am trying but I can't for the life of me figure them (one in particular) out. I try to listen (really listen) but I sometimes think I've wandered into the Tower of Babel. You know, where yes means no and maybe means yes or no or really just maybe.
Christ, I'm so confused.
Anyone else in the same boat (tower)?
Originally posted by SeitseI don't feel manipulated but I DO feel (now that you mention it) like she's trying to tame me.
Dear IronPawn, please feel free to step into my psychologic support for free...
Now, however, off the record, I know what you mean. We may adopt the typical emotional approach and sweat honey about the mistery that surrounds women and how sensible one must be to capture that halo, and blah blah blah
Or we can take the macho approach and speak trash abou ...[text shortened]... e Spanish title means more 'tamed' (like a lion) than 'manipulated'. A delicious read 😀
Tamed? Christ, how boring...
I'll get the book though. Thanks for the tip 🙂
Originally posted by IronPawnNo worries, mate. Really get your hands on it. It says a lot of things
I don't feel manipulated but I DO feel (now that you mention it) like she's trying to tame me.
Tamed? Christ, how boring...
I'll get the book though. Thanks for the tip 🙂
you may disagree with, but there are many that just put words on
things you've been feeling for a loooong time.
Taming, yeah, sounds better AND it's how the cookie crumbles, really.