Understanding Women

pampoenskyf said:
come come sweat hearts, play nice
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See what you did...

pampoenskyf said:
Women are like iPhones: You have to touch them all over before they respond.
Men are like Blackberries: Rub one ball and everything moves.
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pampoenskyf said:
Women are like police, they can have all the evidence in the world but they still want a confession
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pampoenskyf said:
There are no good girls gone wrong - just bad girls found out.”
― Mae West
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which lead to...
Hamster said:
And now I want to go hurt someone...
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and also to...
abzo said:
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Sheesh, you post something you think will be helpful and turn your back for a day or two. :wtf: :p

It looks as if some people missed the main point of the article: Women and men are more alike than not. Where there are big differences, it's more often due to cultural (i.e. learned) influences rather than genetic/biological ones.

In my opinion there are much bigger variances between individuals (regardless of gender) than between the genders, generally speaking. Trying to apply one blanket set of rules to a particular gender just creates misunderstandings.

Basically, we're all just people - with the same basic needs, even if we express them slightly differently. ;)
 
VioletF said:
Sheesh, you post something you think will be helpful and turn your back for a day or two. :wtf: :p

It looks as if some people missed the main point of the article: Women and men are more alike than not. Where there are big differences, it's more often due to cultural (i.e. learned) influences rather than genetic/biological ones.

In my opinion there are much bigger variances between individuals (regardless of gender) than between the genders, generally speaking. Trying to apply one blanket set of rules to a particular gender just creates misunderstandings.

Basically, we're all just people - with the same basic needs, even if we express them slightly differently. ;)
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Didn't studies show that women have more grey matter and therefor the emotional parts of their brains are much more connected than men's and that women are better at certain stuff like remembering faces while men are better at spatial visualization etc?

So although we appear alike there are differences. Differences everywhere even between races. Don't see what the big deal is though. Would be a pretty dull place if everyone was the same, had the same tolerances, reasoning skills and emotional maturity.
 
VioletF said:
Sheesh, you post something you think will be helpful and turn your back for a day or two. :wtf: :p

It looks as if some people missed the main point of the article: Women and men are more alike than not. Where there are big differences, it's more often due to cultural (i.e. learned) influences rather than genetic/biological ones.

In my opinion there are much bigger variances between individuals (regardless of gender) than between the genders, generally speaking. Trying to apply one blanket set of rules to a particular gender just creates misunderstandings.

Basically, we're all just people - with the same basic needs, even if we express them slightly differently. ;)
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YES!
 
Why would you want to understand them? Once you understand something, it loses its intrigue.
 
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As a wise man once said, men are from Mars and women love penis.
 
Hamster said:
So although we appear alike there are differences.
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Yes, of course. We're not identical physically and some things work differently, but I'm saying the effect of these differences are much less on our individual behaviours than people seem to think.

Hamster said:
Don't see what the big deal is though. Would be a pretty dull place if everyone was the same, had the same tolerances, reasoning skills and emotional maturity.
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Definitely. :)
 
VioletF said:
It looks as if some people missed the main point of the article: Women and men are more alike than not. Where there are big differences, it's more often due to cultural (i.e. learned) influences rather than genetic/biological ones.
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Disagrees.
 
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