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What I think about women. For the most part, women and men are identical with respect to the emotions they experience, their desires, and goals. One of the most striking differences (other than biological) between men and women is what makes them laugh. Although I have been in a relationship with a woman, I have never lived with one (in a relationship), so my experience (and knowledge) is limited. Based on my observations, women are less interested in taking movies and video games seriously, more likely to cry in public, and have a large amount of friends which they communicate with regularly. Contrastly, men are more likely to take movies and video games seriously, less likely to cry in public, and tend to have fewer friends. Women experience the same emotions that men do, but feel comfortable sharing them. In other words, it appears to me that women don't need to be that careful when talking to other women. Furthermore, it is socially acceptable for women to touch each other in a way that resembles 'slight fondling'. I often see women touching each other, holding hands, sometimes feeding each other (and these are not lesbians). Contrastly, the prospect of touching another male does not appeal to me; most men share my viewpoint. Women tend to think less about deep philosophical questions and are usually not very interested in math or science. There are, however, notable exceptions. |
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your generaliztion is so off perhaps you should get to know more women who are outside of what you normally date. in some cultures its very acceptable for men to cry in public and so it happens just as often as women. I would prefer to sit down and play a game of final fantasy rather than go and cry in public. Many girls in america are now surpassing boys in both math and science but it is harder for them to get high in these male dominated fields... I dont think women and men are identical at all if we were then i would probably agree with what you said and i think its totally wrong... 
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12/23/2007 4:03 pm |
I'd comment on this later.. but I will tell you that the lesbian thing is sweeping women like it was a wild fever of the stage coach days.. they have a lot to learn in learning how to want a man.. the same as men naturally want women.. many have not got past the stage of looking at men in a "need" concept'.. if they ever move from the concept of "need".. to basic "want" ...it may change the dynamic of male female relationships in general.. young girls think of "wanting" but for some reason between certain age ranges, they by some strange means start looking thur need... and forget how to "want' a man.. and those are the years when all the BS comes into the game... generally between 20 something and 30 something.. some learn at different ages to be different.. but after some chase that need thing, and get burned by their own concept.. then they regain their concept of how to actually "want" a man.. some never do get back to that point.. they get into the ego of talking about > "how much they don't need a man" ... and that is your key.. to knowing such ones who utter that comment, is a woman who does not know how to "want" a man.. by her own words.. so it's your best bet to be with great caution when you hear those words come out of the mouth of a woman... 
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12/25/2007 4:54 pm |
I didn't write that women don't play video games. It just seems from my conversations and observations that men are far more interested in video games and more likely to play them. I often run into women that don't understand why men play video games. I live in St. Louis, if that helps.
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12/25/2007 5:01 pm |
your generaliztion is so off perhaps you should get to know more women who are outside of what you normally date. in some cultures its very acceptable for men to cry in public and so it happens just as often as women. I would prefer to sit down and play a game of final fantasy rather than go and cry in public. Many girls in america are now surpassing boys in both math and science but it is harder for them to get high in these male dominated fields... I dont think women and men are identical at all if we were then i would probably agree with what you said and i think its totally wrong...
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12/25/2007 5:05 pm |
That is an important factor. Although, I must admit, it is easier to determine gender.
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