"Yeah. I just watch what Whatshismire does and then do the exact opposite".
*kicks sack*
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Nice Guy Syndrome and Misandry
- Thread starter CynthiaCypher
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"Yeah. I just watch what Whatshismire does and then do the exact opposite".
*kicks sack*
That's not true at all. I'm sure there's at least one person somewhere who's the same.
"The great question that has never been answered, and which I have not yet been able to answer, despite my thirty years of research into the feminine soul, is "What does a woman want?""
---Sigmund Freud
Guess he didn't know about chocolate.
Songbird
She rules her life like a bird in flight
Hii!! Say hi to youknowwho too!
:yes:
Hi B!!!
Haven't seen youknowwho since this afternoon.
"Himmmmph Birdymphh!!!!"
*kicks sack*
Women want chocolate, men want beer.
This is why the guy who invented chocolate beer will some day be recognized for the visionary he was.
blackout
Violet.
This is like providing two puzzle pieces in a 1,000 piece puzzle.
Our lives are WHOLE stories.
Relationships are intertwined stories.
It takes many many connected pieces
to begin to see, and make sense of the whole picture.
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CynthiaCypher
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He should be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. I actually have young's double stout in my frig.
When you've time, I want to hear your thoughts about that, please.
CynthiaCypher
Well-Known Member
Thor might be big and dumb but atleast he is honest and noble.
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Thor Kiss Scene (Loud Reaction) - YouTube
Maybe it's just me, but I find arguments that all women -- or all people -- are alike to be every bit as informed and intelligent as arguing that everyone likes the very same foods.
Most people wouldn't argue that everyone -- or every woman -- on earth likes tomato ketchup. They wouldn't even argue that among those women who like tomato ketchup, everyone likes tomato ketchup equally. But it seems some of the same people are thoughtless, foolish, or naive enough to not only argue that all women like the same traits in men, but to even argue that they all like the same traits equally well.
I think part of the problem, here, is the notion that there is a human ideal. That is, the notion there is a perfect human, and that everyone who is not like that perfect human has fallen short of an ideal. You see that notion of a perfect or ideal human expressed in all sorts of ways -- in both subtle ways and not so subtle ways. In this thread, it seems to be expressed somewhat subtly in the notion that all women are alike in their mate preferences.
The trouble is, there is no human ideal. It's a fantasy, a myth, for which there is no support in biology or the other sciences. The facts all point to human diversity as the norm -- not to an ideal as the norm. You see diversity in everything human. Even in something as mundane as our noses, you see a huge diversity of shapes -- let alone the diversity in something as complex as our mating preferences.
The bottom line is: No informed and intelligent person should ever simply assume that we are all alike in any particular trait. If one must assume, then the assumption should be that we are diverse in any particular trait. You are far more likely to be correct in making the latter assumption than in making the former.
Songbird
She rules her life like a bird in flight
I lost my train of thought about this issue. But basically, the idea of taming the bad boy is appealing. Having such powerful appeal that you can turn the soulless demon into a kind person (Twilight), or morphing the jerk into a gentle dude inspired sheerly by loving you (Beauty and the Beast and countless other stories) is a classic theme.
The thrill of the hunt, baby. Can I get what's seemingly unattainable?
And to answer the inevitable rebuttals that there are other motivations, well - duh.
Songbird
She rules her life like a bird in flight
Sure it does - to you. The world must be a scary place full of women trying to control you.
~Zing!~
painted wolf
Grey Muzzle
Songbird
She rules her life like a bird in flight
"Those women call me ugly, until they find out how much money I make.
... then they call me ugly and poor. I hate them women!"
... then they call me ugly and poor. I hate them women!"