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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Who is the most sensitive?
Who just gets on with life and what is thrown at them?
Are woman really the fairer sex?
Keep it nice  "
No. I have never met a fair woman  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Who is the most sensitive?
Who just gets on with life and what is thrown at them?
Are woman really the fairer sex?
Keep it nice
No. I have never met a fair woman "
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Women in my experience are prone to being over sensitive, but I don't thing its a gender specific thing in the long run.  "
Ok but I believe men are far more drama queens than women |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"women are more sensitive, i think.
they are more likely to be drama queens
and worry about things more.  "
Oh you see I disagree, women have to get on with life....men bury their heads!! |
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By *emmefataleWoman
over a year ago
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"Women in my experience are prone to being over sensitive, but I don't thing its a gender specific thing in the long run.
Ok but I believe men are far more drama queens than women "
Some men, but women are more into the drama than the queen stuff... |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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Personally I think it has more to do with a person's experience of life, their childhood and ability to form relationships with other people so not gender specific. Men possibly show their sensitivity less than women - men display the socially more acceptable "angry" behaviour whereas women become huffy and sulk more. Famous question of "How are you, darling" being answered with a snarly "Of course" while simultaneously making a lot of noise with the kitchen utensils.... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Who is the most sensitive?
Who just gets on with life and what is thrown at them?
Are woman really the fairer sex?
Keep it nice
No. I have never met a fair woman "
What about my fair lady?] |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Women in my experience are prone to being over sensitive, but I don't thing its a gender specific thing in the long run.
Ok but I believe men are far more drama queens than women Some men, but women are more into the drama than the queen stuff..."
Lol yes....some but still I believe men are insensitive are oppose to women, but happy to be proved differently |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Who is the most sensitive?
Who just gets on with life and what is thrown at them?
Are woman really the fairer sex?
Keep it nice
No. I have never met a fair woman
What about my fair lady?]"
One of my favs!  |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"Personally I think it has more to do with a person's experience of life, their childhood and ability to form relationships with other people so not gender specific. Men possibly show their sensitivity less than women - men display the socially more acceptable "angry" behaviour whereas women become huffy and sulk more. Famous question of "How are you, darling" being answered with a snarly "Of course" while simultaneously making a lot of noise with the kitchen utensils...."
* "Fine of course" |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Personally I think it has more to do with a person's experience of life, their childhood and ability to form relationships with other people so not gender specific. Men possibly show their sensitivity less than women - men display the socially more acceptable "angry" behaviour whereas women become huffy and sulk more. Famous question of "How are you, darling" being answered with a snarly "Of course" while simultaneously making a lot of noise with the kitchen utensils...."
I suppose so! But yet men imo are less likely share their inner self |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"Personally I think it has more to do with a person's experience of life, their childhood and ability to form relationships with other people so not gender specific. Men possibly show their sensitivity less than women - men display the socially more acceptable "angry" behaviour whereas women become huffy and sulk more. Famous question of "How are you, darling" being answered with a snarly "Of course" while simultaneously making a lot of noise with the kitchen utensils....
I suppose so! But yet men imo are less likely share their inner self "
That is the traditional role model I am afraid - the new generation of males are more able to talk than their fathers and grandfathers but still a long way to go |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Personally I think it has more to do with a person's experience of life, their childhood and ability to form relationships with other people so not gender specific. Men possibly show their sensitivity less than women - men display the socially more acceptable "angry" behaviour whereas women become huffy and sulk more. Famous question of "How are you, darling" being answered with a snarly "Of course" while simultaneously making a lot of noise with the kitchen utensils....
I suppose so! But yet men imo are less likely share their inner self That is the traditional role model I am afraid - the new generation of males are more able to talk than their fathers and grandfathers but still a long way to go "
Blimey I have yet to meet a new generation man! Lol |
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By *emmefataleWoman
over a year ago
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"Women in my experience are prone to being over sensitive, but I don't thing its a gender specific thing in the long run.
Ok but I believe men are far more drama queens than women Some men, but women are more into the drama than the queen stuff...
Lol yes....some but still I believe men are insensitive are oppose to women, but happy to be proved differently "
Not all men are insensitive in my opinion, some just know we are difficult creatures to read. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Women in my experience are prone to being over sensitive, but I don't thing its a gender specific thing in the long run.
Ok but I believe men are far more drama queens than women Some men, but women are more into the drama than the queen stuff...
Lol yes....some but still I believe men are insensitive are oppose to women, but happy to be proved differently Not all men are insensitive in my opinion, some just know we are difficult creatures to read."
Flip side men are as well! |
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In general i think women are the big drama queens, getting hysterical and over the top about the slightest thing.
This doesnt mean men dont do it but i think they do it to a lesser degree. I also dont think men are insensitive they just show their emotions differently |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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I think whichever way you look at it - it is less gender and more person specific - one important factor is how somebody was brought up - ie to be sensitive to another person's needs. Also what role model boys and girls had in their parents has a big influence on how they are with their own partners. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I think whichever way you look at it - it is less gender and more person specific - one important factor is how somebody was brought up - ie to be sensitive to another person's needs. Also what role model boys and girls had in their parents has a big influence on how they are with their own partners."
Yes agreed |
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By *emmefataleWoman
over a year ago
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"Women in my experience are prone to being over sensitive, but I don't thing its a gender specific thing in the long run.
Ok but I believe men are far more drama queens than women Some men, but women are more into the drama than the queen stuff...
Lol yes....some but still I believe men are insensitive are oppose to women, but happy to be proved differently Not all men are insensitive in my opinion, some just know we are difficult creatures to read.
Flip side men are as well! "
No, not really....But I DO think women can be extremely insensitive at times...again I really don't think its gender specific. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Women in my experience are prone to being over sensitive, but I don't thing its a gender specific thing in the long run.
Ok but I believe men are far more drama queens than women Some men, but women are more into the drama than the queen stuff...
Lol yes....some but still I believe men are insensitive are oppose to women, but happy to be proved differently Not all men are insensitive in my opinion, some just know we are difficult creatures to read.
Flip side men are as well! No, not really....But I DO think women can be extremely insensitive at times...again I really don't think its gender specific. "
I am on a losing battle |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"In general i think women are the big drama queens, getting hysterical and over the top about the slightest thing.
This doesnt mean men dont do it but i think they do it to a lesser degree. I also dont think men are insensitive they just show their emotions differently"
I wonder whether teh "drama queen" bit in female behaviour is a cultural thing ie that is is or was more associated with women than men. Women used to be looked upon as less intelligent and less in control of their emotions. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Im over-sensitive but am also a gobby stroppy cow if she doesnt get her own way. not very nice I know but I am what I am. Can be a nice person though if you get to know me  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"In general i think women are the big drama queens, getting hysterical and over the top about the slightest thing.
This doesnt mean men dont do it but i think they do it to a lesser degree. I also dont think men are insensitive they just show their emotions differentlyI wonder whether teh "drama queen" bit in female behaviour is a cultural thing ie that is is or was more associated with women than men. Women used to be looked upon as less intelligent and less in control of their emotions. "
Yes and the weaker sex! |
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"In general i think women are the big drama queens, getting hysterical and over the top about the slightest thing.
This doesnt mean men dont do it but i think they do it to a lesser degree. I also dont think men are insensitive they just show their emotions differentlyI wonder whether teh "drama queen" bit in female behaviour is a cultural thing ie that is is or was more associated with women than men. Women used to be looked upon as less intelligent and less in control of their emotions. "
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Not sure but there is nothing worse than a hysterical woman makes me want to smash their heads against a wall. It really does drive me round the twist. |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"In general i think women are the big drama queens, getting hysterical and over the top about the slightest thing.
This doesnt mean men dont do it but i think they do it to a lesser degree. I also dont think men are insensitive they just show their emotions differentlyI wonder whether teh "drama queen" bit in female behaviour is a cultural thing ie that is is or was more associated with women than men. Women used to be looked upon as less intelligent and less in control of their emotions.
Yes and the weaker sex!"
Absolutely - in our mothers' and grandmothers' generation it was perfectly acceptable and considered "feminine" to a degree for a woman to burst into tears and run away from an argument - can you imagine a man being allowed the same response without being ridiculed? |
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By *emmefataleWoman
over a year ago
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"Women in my experience are prone to being over sensitive, but I don't thing its a gender specific thing in the long run.
Ok but I believe men are far more drama queens than women Some men, but women are more into the drama than the queen stuff...
Lol yes....some but still I believe men are insensitive are oppose to women, but happy to be proved differently Not all men are insensitive in my opinion, some just know we are difficult creatures to read.
Flip side men are as well! No, not really....But I DO think women can be extremely insensitive at times...again I really don't think its gender specific.
I am on a losing battle "
I love men....what can I say.... |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"In general i think women are the big drama queens, getting hysterical and over the top about the slightest thing.
This doesnt mean men dont do it but i think they do it to a lesser degree. I also dont think men are insensitive they just show their emotions differentlyI wonder whether teh "drama queen" bit in female behaviour is a cultural thing ie that is is or was more associated with women than men. Women used to be looked upon as less intelligent and less in control of their emotions. .
Not sure but there is nothing worse than a hysterical woman makes me want to smash their heads against a wall. It really does drive me round the twist."
I find drama quite unnecessary in either sex. If it affects me I tend to walk away from it after negotiating another time to discuss the (whatever) matter. If I am an observer I am puzzled and I find it interesting to watch sometimes as it says a lot about the drama queen, male or female. |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"many women play the sensitive card to manipulate the guy, the guy is often too dense to see it.
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Absolutely. Although again I d say both sexes are capable of being manipulative. Maybe women are (historically) better trained at it though. |
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"In general i think women are the big drama queens, getting hysterical and over the top about the slightest thing.
This doesnt mean men dont do it but i think they do it to a lesser degree. I also dont think men are insensitive they just show their emotions differentlyI wonder whether teh "drama queen" bit in female behaviour is a cultural thing ie that is is or was more associated with women than men. Women used to be looked upon as less intelligent and less in control of their emotions.
Yes and the weaker sex!Absolutely - in our mothers' and grandmothers' generation it was perfectly acceptable and considered "feminine" to a degree for a woman to burst into tears and run away from an argument - can you imagine a man being allowed the same response without being ridiculed? "
I think women where more stronger years ago, they had to cope with loosing sons and husbands at war and still carry on. I think the women of a couple of generations ago could be seen for want of a better word "hard faced" |
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By *iewMan
over a year ago
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"many women play the sensitive card to manipulate the guy, the guy is often too dense to see it.
Absolutely. Although again I d say both sexes are capable of being manipulative. Maybe women are (historically) better trained at it though."
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"In general i think women are the big drama queens, getting hysterical and over the top about the slightest thing.
This doesnt mean men dont do it but i think they do it to a lesser degree. I also dont think men are insensitive they just show their emotions differentlyI wonder whether teh "drama queen" bit in female behaviour is a cultural thing ie that is is or was more associated with women than men. Women used to be looked upon as less intelligent and less in control of their emotions.
Yes and the weaker sex!Absolutely - in our mothers' and grandmothers' generation it was perfectly acceptable and considered "feminine" to a degree for a woman to burst into tears and run away from an argument - can you imagine a man being allowed the same response without being ridiculed?
I think women where more stronger years ago, they had to cope with loosing sons and husbands at war and still carry on. I think the women of a couple of generations ago could be seen for want of a better word "hard faced""
Interesting. My own great grandmother lost 3 of her children through childhood illnesses. I guess that would make people tougher. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"In general i think women are the big drama queens, getting hysterical and over the top about the slightest thing.
This doesnt mean men dont do it but i think they do it to a lesser degree. I also dont think men are insensitive they just show their emotions differentlyI wonder whether teh "drama queen" bit in female behaviour is a cultural thing ie that is is or was more associated with women than men. Women used to be looked upon as less intelligent and less in control of their emotions.
Yes and the weaker sex!Absolutely - in our mothers' and grandmothers' generation it was perfectly acceptable and considered "feminine" to a degree for a woman to burst into tears and run away from an argument - can you imagine a man being allowed the same response without being ridiculed?
I think women where more stronger years ago, they had to cope with loosing sons and husbands at war and still carry on. I think the women of a couple of generations ago could be seen for want of a better word "hard faced""
So more sensitive now? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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I personally have been brought up where the male is the breadwinner, boss....what says goes..I know over time this has changed and hey maybe there is an equal footing.
However relationship wise I feel men still have an upper hand!  |
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"In general i think women are the big drama queens, getting hysterical and over the top about the slightest thing.
This doesnt mean men dont do it but i think they do it to a lesser degree. I also dont think men are insensitive they just show their emotions differentlyI wonder whether teh "drama queen" bit in female behaviour is a cultural thing ie that is is or was more associated with women than men. Women used to be looked upon as less intelligent and less in control of their emotions.
Yes and the weaker sex!Absolutely - in our mothers' and grandmothers' generation it was perfectly acceptable and considered "feminine" to a degree for a woman to burst into tears and run away from an argument - can you imagine a man being allowed the same response without being ridiculed?
I think women where more stronger years ago, they had to cope with loosing sons and husbands at war and still carry on. I think the women of a couple of generations ago could be seen for want of a better word "hard faced"
So more sensitive now?"
In some respects yes, we dont (men and women) have the heartbreak in general. It would be very rare to loose a child and even more rare to loose more than one and/or a husband. Where it was commonplace during the war and the fact that children died of childhood illnesses more, also things like domestic violence was hidden. Im not saying its a bad thing to be more sensitive just that they had to deal with serious problems along with friends and relatives and sort of had to get on with it.
Now people seem to be devastated after a short relationship breaks up or some stuff that could be seen as trivial |
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"I personally have been brought up where the male is the breadwinner, boss....what says goes..I know over time this has changed and hey maybe there is an equal footing.
However relationship wise I feel men still have an upper hand! "
Why do you say that, do you not think relationships are equal today? |
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"I personally have been brought up where the male is the breadwinner, boss....what says goes..I know over time this has changed and hey maybe there is an equal footing.
However relationship wise I feel men still have an upper hand! "
Why do you say that, do you not think relationships are equal today? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I personally have been brought up where the male is the breadwinner, boss....what says goes..I know over time this has changed and hey maybe there is an equal footing.
However relationship wise I feel men still have an upper hand!
Why do you say that, do you not think relationships are equal today?"
No I personally don't, but Aphrodite comments make sense, eg your upbringing...as in how you are within and whether you enter as equals. |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"I personally have been brought up where the male is the breadwinner, boss....what says goes..I know over time this has changed and hey maybe there is an equal footing.
However relationship wise I feel men still have an upper hand! "
Equality does not mean male and female have the same roles. I am really all for equal opportunities in all areas of life but I am not fond of what I call "loud feminists" who have to make a point. I think it is possible to be a modern and equal woman and still be feminine. And it does not worry me when my partner earns more than me for doing different work. |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"I personally have been brought up where the male is the breadwinner, boss....what says goes..I know over time this has changed and hey maybe there is an equal footing.
However relationship wise I feel men still have an upper hand!
Why do you say that, do you not think relationships are equal today?"
I think some are definitely based on equality - others less so. Sometimes the inequality is subtle and not obvious, other times it stands out. |
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"I personally have been brought up where the male is the breadwinner, boss....what says goes..I know over time this has changed and hey maybe there is an equal footing.
However relationship wise I feel men still have an upper hand!
Equality does not mean male and female have the same roles. I am really all for equal opportunities in all areas of life but I am not fond of what I call "loud feminists" who have to make a point. I think it is possible to be a modern and equal woman and still be feminine. And it does not worry me when my partner earns more than me for doing different work. "
No same re jobs either way around |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"In general i think women are the big drama queens, getting hysterical and over the top about the slightest thing.
This doesnt mean men dont do it but i think they do it to a lesser degree. I also dont think men are insensitive they just show their emotions differentlyI wonder whether teh "drama queen" bit in female behaviour is a cultural thing ie that is is or was more associated with women than men. Women used to be looked upon as less intelligent and less in control of their emotions.
Yes and the weaker sex!Absolutely - in our mothers' and grandmothers' generation it was perfectly acceptable and considered "feminine" to a degree for a woman to burst into tears and run away from an argument - can you imagine a man being allowed the same response without being ridiculed? "
I dont see anything wrong with a man having a bit of a cry if something has genuinely upset or hurt him regardless of what it is. More of a man I think tbh
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By *phroditeWoman
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"In general i think women are the big drama queens, getting hysterical and over the top about the slightest thing.
This doesnt mean men dont do it but i think they do it to a lesser degree. I also dont think men are insensitive they just show their emotions differentlyI wonder whether teh "drama queen" bit in female behaviour is a cultural thing ie that is is or was more associated with women than men. Women used to be looked upon as less intelligent and less in control of their emotions.
Yes and the weaker sex!Absolutely - in our mothers' and grandmothers' generation it was perfectly acceptable and considered "feminine" to a degree for a woman to burst into tears and run away from an argument - can you imagine a man being allowed the same response without being ridiculed?
I dont see anything wrong with a man having a bit of a cry if something has genuinely upset or hurt him regardless of what it is. More of a man I think tbh
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I agree with you completely. It shows a man with a high debgree of emotional intelligence. |
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By *aucy3Couple
over a year ago
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the female is definitely the more sensitive sex.
In fact, they can even sense things that happened,that didn't happen,
Then they become moody,and resentful,over that thing that didn't happen.
This is of course exasperated by the fact,that the male is so insensitive he doesn't realise,that the female is moody,and resenful,due to the thing that happened,that didn't happen.
she shouldn't have to tell him what didn't happen,if he loved her he would already know.
Ps this is a plea to all female's,just fucking tell us.
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"the female is definitely the more sensitive sex.
In fact, they can even sense things that happened,that didn't happen,
Then they become moody,and resentful,over that thing that didn't happen.
This is of course exasperated by the fact,that the male is so insensitive he doesn't realise,that the female is moody,and resenful,due to the thing that happened,that didn't happen.
she shouldn't have to tell him what didn't happen,if he loved her he would already know.
Ps this is a plea to all female's,just fucking tell us.
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Hilarious |
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By *aucy3Couple
over a year ago
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"the female is definitely the more sensitive sex.
In fact, they can even sense things that happened,that didn't happen,
Then they become moody,and resentful,over that thing that didn't happen.
This is of course exasperated by the fact,that the male is so insensitive he doesn't realise,that the female is moody,and resenful,due to the thing that happened,that didn't happen.
she shouldn't have to tell him what didn't happen,if he loved her he would already know.
Ps this is a plea to all female's,just fucking tell us.
Hilarious "
And true.  |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"the female is definitely the more sensitive sex.
In fact, they can even sense things that happened,that didn't happen,
Then they become moody,and resentful,over that thing that didn't happen.
This is of course exasperated by the fact,that the male is so insensitive he doesn't realise,that the female is moody,and resenful,due to the thing that happened,that didn't happen.
she shouldn't have to tell him what didn't happen,if he loved her he would already know.
Ps this is a plea to all female's,just fucking tell us.
Hilarious
And true. "
We do give you clues you know! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"the female is definitely the more sensitive sex.
In fact, they can even sense things that happened,that didn't happen,
Then they become moody,and resentful,over that thing that didn't happen.
This is of course exasperated by the fact,that the male is so insensitive he doesn't realise,that the female is moody,and resenful,due to the thing that happened,that didn't happen.
she shouldn't have to tell him what didn't happen,if he loved her he would already know.
Ps this is a plea to all female's,just fucking tell us.
Hilarious
And true. We do give you clues you know! "
Exactly..not such an enigma |
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By *aucy3Couple
over a year ago
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"the female is definitely the more sensitive sex.
In fact, they can even sense things that happened,that didn't happen,
Then they become moody,and resentful,over that thing that didn't happen.
This is of course exasperated by the fact,that the male is so insensitive he doesn't realise,that the female is moody,and resenful,due to the thing that happened,that didn't happen.
she shouldn't have to tell him what didn't happen,if he loved her he would already know.
Ps this is a plea to all female's,just fucking tell us.
Hilarious
And true. We do give you clues you know! "
only females would consider rapid eye movement,and throwing things,as viable clues. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"the female is definitely the more sensitive sex.
In fact, they can even sense things that happened,that didn't happen,
Then they become moody,and resentful,over that thing that didn't happen.
This is of course exasperated by the fact,that the male is so insensitive he doesn't realise,that the female is moody,and resenful,due to the thing that happened,that didn't happen.
she shouldn't have to tell him what didn't happen,if he loved her he would already know.
Ps this is a plea to all female's,just fucking tell us.
Hilarious
And true. We do give you clues you know! only females would consider rapid eye movement,and throwing things,as viable clues. "
Hey I know men like that! |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"the female is definitely the more sensitive sex.
In fact, they can even sense things that happened,that didn't happen,
Then they become moody,and resentful,over that thing that didn't happen.
This is of course exasperated by the fact,that the male is so insensitive he doesn't realise,that the female is moody,and resenful,due to the thing that happened,that didn't happen.
she shouldn't have to tell him what didn't happen,if he loved her he would already know.
Ps this is a plea to all female's,just fucking tell us.
Hilarious
And true. We do give you clues you know! only females would consider rapid eye movement,and throwing things,as viable clues. "
See, Saucy - you have picked it up and intrepreted it. Not so hard after all, is it? |
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By *aucy3Couple
over a year ago
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"the female is definitely the more sensitive sex.
In fact, they can even sense things that happened,that didn't happen,
Then they become moody,and resentful,over that thing that didn't happen.
This is of course exasperated by the fact,that the male is so insensitive he doesn't realise,that the female is moody,and resenful,due to the thing that happened,that didn't happen.
she shouldn't have to tell him what didn't happen,if he loved her he would already know.
Ps this is a plea to all female's,just fucking tell us.
Hilarious
And true. We do give you clues you know! only females would consider rapid eye movement,and throwing things,as viable clues.
See, Saucy - you have picked it up and intrepreted it. Not so hard after all, is it?"
OUCH!!!!
See,that's the logic,logic can't fight. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"the female is definitely the more sensitive sex.
In fact, they can even sense things that happened,that didn't happen,
Then they become moody,and resentful,over that thing that didn't happen.
This is of course exasperated by the fact,that the male is so insensitive he doesn't realise,that the female is moody,and resenful,due to the thing that happened,that didn't happen.
she shouldn't have to tell him what didn't happen,if he loved her he would already know.
Ps this is a plea to all female's,just fucking tell us.
Hilarious
And true. We do give you clues you know! only females would consider rapid eye movement,and throwing things,as viable clues.
See, Saucy - you have picked it up and intrepreted it. Not so hard after all, is it?
OUCH!!!!
See,that's the logic,logic can't fight. "
Or brain downstairs and not up |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"the female is definitely the more sensitive sex.
In fact, they can even sense things that happened,that didn't happen,
Then they become moody,and resentful,over that thing that didn't happen.
This is of course exasperated by the fact,that the male is so insensitive he doesn't realise,that the female is moody,and resenful,due to the thing that happened,that didn't happen.
she shouldn't have to tell him what didn't happen,if he loved her he would already know.
Ps this is a plea to all female's,just fucking tell us.
Hilarious
And true. We do give you clues you know! only females would consider rapid eye movement,and throwing things,as viable clues.
See, Saucy - you have picked it up and intrepreted it. Not so hard after all, is it?
OUCH!!!!
See,that's the logic,logic can't fight. "
Shhhhh Im a man really. |
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By *aucy3Couple
over a year ago
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"the female is definitely the more sensitive sex.
In fact, they can even sense things that happened,that didn't happen,
Then they become moody,and resentful,over that thing that didn't happen.
This is of course exasperated by the fact,that the male is so insensitive he doesn't realise,that the female is moody,and resenful,due to the thing that happened,that didn't happen.
she shouldn't have to tell him what didn't happen,if he loved her he would already know.
Ps this is a plea to all female's,just fucking tell us.
Hilarious
And true. We do give you clues you know! only females would consider rapid eye movement,and throwing things,as viable clues.
See, Saucy - you have picked it up and intrepreted it. Not so hard after all, is it?
OUCH!!!!
See,that's the logic,logic can't fight.
Or brain downstairs and not up "
Lol
Blood can't be everywhere,at the one time. |
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By *els_BellsWoman
over a year ago
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I'm of the opinion that it's down to the individual rather than gender.
For example, I do have moments as a proper drama queen, if my male cousin (older teenager) gets a zit just before a night out or whatever, he is the biggest drama queen in the world. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Men and women are just different, sensitive to each other in different ways. Each brings a different set of skills to life. We should accept and celebrate those differences and skills, not fight and try to change each other. Life could be so much more fun. It's one of the challenges, maybe the biggest one, set us by whoever our superior being may be. |
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"Personally I think it has more to do with a person's experience of life, their childhood and ability to form relationships with other people so not gender specific. Men possibly show their sensitivity less than women - men display the socially more acceptable "angry" behaviour whereas women become huffy and sulk more. Famous question of "How are you, darling" being answered with a snarly "Of course" while simultaneously making a lot of noise with the kitchen utensils...."
This reads like something out of the 1940's |
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"Personally I think it has more to do with a person's experience of life, their childhood and ability to form relationships with other people so not gender specific. Men possibly show their sensitivity less than women - men display the socially more acceptable "angry" behaviour whereas women become huffy and sulk more. Famous question of "How are you, darling" being answered with a snarly "Of course" while simultaneously making a lot of noise with the kitchen utensils....
I suppose so! But yet men imo are less likely share their inner self That is the traditional role model I am afraid - the new generation of males are more able to talk than their fathers and grandfathers but still a long way to go "
1945 |
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"Women in my experience are prone to being over sensitive, but I don't thing its a gender specific thing in the long run.
Ok but I believe men are far more drama queens than women "
MRI's will prove you wrong....... that's if you missed all the strops on here. |
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"Women in my experience are prone to being over sensitive, but I don't thing its a gender specific thing in the long run.
Ok but I believe men are far more drama queens than women
MRI's will prove you wrong....... that's if you missed all the strops on here."
I might have but seems to be majority of time men having the strops on here |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"Personally I think it has more to do with a person's experience of life, their childhood and ability to form relationships with other people so not gender specific. Men possibly show their sensitivity less than women - men display the socially more acceptable "angry" behaviour whereas women become huffy and sulk more. Famous question of "How are you, darling" being answered with a snarly "Of course" while simultaneously making a lot of noise with the kitchen utensils....
This reads like something out of the 1940's "
It was! |
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