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Re: Re: The so-called female way of thinking
| quote: | Originally posted by Theresa
I'd rather feel attractive than not feel attractive but be with someone who is. I would argue that has something to do with 'survival'. Wanting to ensure that our mate doesn't stray etc.
Typically, when I tell people about issues, I often just want to rant and get it off my chest. However, there are times when I do want the other persons' input so as to help resolve the issue. It really depends on the situation.
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Well, no differences between the sexes here then. As a woman, do you feel there's something men don't understand?
Apart from the fact that you organise group excursions to public restrooms? 
| quote: | Originally posted by Echo of Silence
What makes a guy "hot" to a girl is different from what makes a girl "hot" to a guy, I think.
I want to be with a "hot" guy but what makes him "hot" has less to do with how he looks and more to do with how he acts, how he commands himself, how he thinks, how he treats me, how he makes me feel, how I make him feel. |
Do go on.
| quote: | Originally posted by Echo of Silence
No, I'm just as likely to discuss problems and look for solutions as I am to "share." But I'm rather private and I don't often feel the need or desire to "share." |
Well, I guess there's a busted myth right there.
But what do you think is usually strikingly different between the male and the female way of seeing the world? If you do think there's something different to begin with, that is.
| quote: | Originally posted by Yohan
marcus, you are a brave man, to engage in this exercise in futility |
I'm writing a novel and I don't want the female characters to come across as too male 
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