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Originally posted by Maharlika:
<STRONG>Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus
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Yes, this is the kind of popular stereotypes that creates a false polarisation between people. Stereotypes of all kinds are one of the major, if not the major, reason why people feel they don't understand each other.

originally posted by Sleepy:
<STRONG>However there are certain things that men will never understand baout women and visa versa.

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Sure, a man will never understand what it feel like to have menstruation. I will never understand what it feel like to have body parts dangling between my legs.

However, these factors are hardly major influences on our personalities and our mind sets. To men who feel they want to understand women, my advice is: start with understanding people.

[ 10-05-2001: Message edited by: C Elegans ]

Originally posted by loner72:
<STRONG>That is a great way to catch a taxi
</STRONG>

I'll have to bear that in mind.... do you think it will work for me

Originally posted by C Elegans:
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However, these factors are hardly major influences on our personalities and our mind sets. To men who feel they want to understand women, my advice is: start with understanding people.

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Well said, CE. I'll keep that in mind.

...on a lighter note, how does one understand OBL? *ducks and wears TWO uber rings of fire resistance

Originally posted by Maharlika:
<STRONG>Well said, CE. I'll keep that in mind.

...on a lighter note, how does one understand OBL? *ducks and wears TWO uber rings of fire resistance </STRONG>

That is the subject for other discussions, this thread pertains to the femal/male dynamic.

<STRONG>Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus...</STRONG>

I happen to be from Saturn, not Venus.

Originally posted by fable:
[/QB]And forget about Mars and Venus. I've visited both places, and they're as dull as Bavaria on Wednesday night. [/QB]

Heh, you should see Mars and Venus after Mars gets back from one of her long business trips. Oh, you weren't talking about that Mars and Venus?

Originally posted by Mr Sleep:
<STRONG>I'll have to bear that in mind.... do you think it will work for me </STRONG>

*splurts the remaining cappuccino in his mouth to the monitor* *wipes the pc with distaste*

Hey, Mr. Sleep, I'm trying to enjoy my coffee here!!!!

Originally posted by Mr Sleep:
<STRONG>I'll have to bear that in mind.... do you think it will work for me </STRONG>

You'll never know until you try. However I do recommend a close shave first

Originally posted by Mr Sleep:
<STRONG>That is the subject for other discussions, this thread pertains to the femal/male dynamic.</STRONG>

I know. I just HAD to use it as a "pun."

So happen I just finished reading the text of the Brit. doc on OSB.

*ok, enough of that, zippers his mouth on the non-related topic*

Originally posted by Maharlika:
<STRONG>But how are we SUPPOSED to react?

Back in my country, we have public transportations called jeepneys. These are jeeps with an extended rear to provide more passenger space. As such, the passengers from both sides of the vehicle would be facing each other.

So, you got a girl with this miniskirt... and the guys seating in front of her would "give her the eye beneath the skirt."

Girl gets offended and shouts at the men, "WTF are you looking at?!"

One of the guys would say, "hey, if you don't want us to be looking what's beneath your skirt, then don't even think of wearing miniskirts..."</STRONG>

Given the fact that most men are going to try to look up my skirt, I keep my legs crossed when sitting, unless I want him to look up my skirt which hasn't happened yet.

Originally posted by Sailor Saturn:
<STRONG>Given the fact that most men are going to try to look up my skirt, I keep my legs crossed when sitting, unless I want him to look up my skirt which hasn't happened yet. </STRONG>

Ahhh... yes... the Art of Sitting

*recalls a scene in the movie "Princess' Diaries(sp?)"*

Originally posted by loner72:
<STRONG>You'll never know until you try. However I do recommend a close shave first </STRONG>

Check, i'll just get out the sheers

Originally posted by Mr Sleep:
<STRONG>Check, i'll just get out the sheers </STRONG>

Nah... you wouldn't... *pauses* would you?

Originally posted by Mr Sleep:
<STRONG>Check, i'll just get out the sheers </STRONG>

Haven't those sheep suffered enough, Sleep?

Maharlika quotes CE, as follows:
However, these factors are hardly major influences on our personalities and our mind sets. To men who feel they want to understand women, my advice is: start with understanding people.

...and responds:

Well said, CE. I'll keep that in mind.

*blink* Didn't I write that as well, several messages earlier? Or is it that we haven't been introduced--or is it my cologne...?

Originally posted by fable:
<STRONG>*blink* Didn't I write that as well, several messages earlier? Or is it that we haven't been introduced--or is it my cologne...? </STRONG>

It's because I have a skimpier skirt than you have

Originally posted by C Elegans:
<STRONG>It's because I have a skimpier skirt than you have </STRONG>

I knew it had to be that. I probably should ditch this fish cologne, too. I've had three offers from cruising flounders in the last hour.

Originally posted by fable:
<STRONG>I knew it had to be that. I probably should ditch this fish cologne, too. I've had three offers from cruising flounders in the last hour. </STRONG>

LOL, any advancesfrom any halibot?

Originally posted by fable:
<STRONG>I knew it had to be that. I probably should ditch this fish cologne, too. I've had three offers from cruising flounders in the last hour. </STRONG>

I think fish cologne is contraproductive from a pedagogic point of view

So is skimpy skirts, I belive. On of my female colleagues held a series of lectures to a class I happened to have a couple of friends in. Some of the guys in the class didn't even remember what the lectures was about, since they had been constantly daydreaming about the more physiological aspects of my very well endowed colleague... Same thing goes for handsome male lecturers, of course. I once had a very handsome male teacher in physiology...all the girls in the class immediately went totally deaf as soon as he flexed his muscles to demonstrate the motoric aspects of the peripheral nervous system

[ 10-05-2001: Message edited by: C Elegans ]

Originally posted by C Elegans:
<STRONG>So is skimpy skirts, I belive. On of my female colleagues held a series of lectures to a class I happened to have a couple of friends in. Some of the guys in the class didn't even remember what the lectures was about, since they had been constantly daydreaming about the more physiological aspects of my very well endowed colleague...</STRONG>

It all depends on your audience. I knew one music director at a public radio station in North Carolina who had earlier been a regional manager for a chemical company. He was brought to their national offices periodically to give lectures to other regional managers on various aspects of organization. Once, this man in-his-fifties was congratulated after a particularly focused speech-and-question session by an extremely attractive younger woman who was another regional manager. She enthusiastically told him, "Wow, if you can make love the way you organize your speeches, you must be something in bed." He turned her down out of marital fidelity, but never got over it.

See: sometimes, good presentation really does count.

Originally posted by fable:
<STRONG>Once, this man in-his-fifties was congratulated after a particularly focused speech-and-question session by an extremely attractive younger woman who was another regional manager. She enthusiastically told him, "Wow, if you can make love the way you organize your speeches, you must be something in bed." He turned her down out of marital fidelity, but never got over it.
</STRONG>

LOL Now, that's a lady with the right idea, IMO