A woman is most dangerous when she starts thinking like a man!

by Greatkibble Posted 2012/02/25 22:15:25

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Mmmhmm!

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justnotsaying (: 2012/03/18 02:06:26

Interesting observation you've stumbled upon Kibble

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The jig is up. You're on to me now.
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freespire to Oaces_b... 2012/03/19 03:11:56

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Oaces_b... to freespire 2012/03/19 03:13:33
freespire to Oaces_b... 2012/03/19 03:19:13

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:-))))

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Melizmatic to Greatki... 2012/03/19 17:15:57

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Please define 'thinking like a man'.

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Greatki... to Melizmatic 2012/03/20 16:07:34

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Maybe I should've asked "A woman is most dangerous when she starts behaving like a man".

Best definition I can think of atm: When one does not think femininely.

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Melizmatic to Greatki... 2012/03/20 16:16:33

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Don't slug me, but;

What's 'thinking femininely?'

"I'm going to go shopping for pink curtains?"

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Greatki... to Melizmatic 2012/03/20 16:37:41

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That would be weird if the guy isn't doing it for a woman. lolz

What's the difference between a man and a woman?

*ACK* I can't answer because I can't say I know how a woman thinks but when I was sexing my girl on the weekend and she was passively taking the pleasure and me giving her more of it...... passiveness, activeness, Idk~!

...I had a thought but I'll just leave it there as an opinionated possibility.
"Where there be absolute feminine characteristics should be the boundary of where the man must never venture, and where the woman 'should' stay in place."

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Melizmatic to Greatki... 2012/03/20 16:40:05

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Um... that was a both a non sequitur and an over-share, but okay.

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Greatki... to Melizmatic 2012/03/20 16:43:28

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Well not completely. I thought it was quite funny. =P

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Melizmatic to Greatki... 2012/03/20 16:44:55

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Okay.

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Chris- ... to Melizmatic 2012/03/20 16:39:09

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Also things like, "Math is hard." or "Let's bake cookies so the boys will like us." :)

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Melizmatic to Chris- ... 2012/03/20 16:44:28

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I know, right?

I just cant wrap my head around one's thought patterns being 'genderized.'

I know tough chicks who like to hoop, fix car engines and grill BBQ like no one's business.

I also know a few males who are elegant, prissy fashionista types, who are fun to shop with.

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Greatki... to Melizmatic 2012/03/20 16:48:29

Then why do they call such men gay?

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Melizmatic to Greatki... 2012/03/20 17:05:00

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I have no clue. Some are gay; some are just effeminate.

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Chris- ... to Melizmatic 2012/03/20 17:10:41

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As a gay man I probably have more female friends than most women do. I do understand how women think because I ask. It's not really all that complicated. There is one thing I find interesting about all you heterosexuals though I'm not sure I would say was masculine or feminine.
Some of my women friends have discussions about sex that are incredibly detailed, right down to what their partner's orgasm face looks like. Most straight men never do that. It's far more general and joking.
Just a casual observation.

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Melizmatic to Chris- ... 2012/03/20 17:13:46

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You haven't met some of the gay men I know, then. *lolz

One once gave me a demo on how to perform a 'proper blow job'... on my finger.

O_O

And... "you heterosexuals"?

*lolz

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Chris- ... to Melizmatic 2012/03/20 17:38:39

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I know. Imagine if a Republican said "you homosexuals." But the truth is one of the cool things about being gay is we can still get away with stuff like that. By the way "I said straight men never do that." It is the corner stones of the gay man/straight woman relationship. :)

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Melizmatic to Chris- ... 2012/03/20 17:39:47

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*lolz

Okay.

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Greatki... to Chris- ... 2012/03/20 16:44:40

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Hmmm... I'm sure boys do this too, in their own way.

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Chris- ... to Greatki... 2012/03/20 17:01:42

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If you're talking about your sexing post all I want to know is what happens when she's on top? Does that make you passive and her aggressive? As for what I do or don't do I'm far too old and much to reserved to have that discussion in a public forum.

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Melizmatic to Chris- ... 2012/03/20 17:04:31

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Im of the mind that the passive and aggressive roles alternate in a healthy sexual relationship.

Im rather dominant, but that doesnt mean that I'm incapable of 'submitting' when the mood strikes...

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Chris- ... to Melizmatic 2012/03/20 17:25:42

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Very true. I suspect what many people are trying to express are characteristics traditionally defined as masculine; aggression, dominance, physical strength, and those traditionally defined as feminine; nuturing, emotion, agility. grace...It is definitely more accetable for women to adopt "masculine" traits than for a man to adopt "feminine" traits. Fine. So what?

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Melizmatic to Chris- ... 2012/03/20 17:32:07

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Just pointing out that traditional 'gender roles' aren't written in stone.

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Chris- ... to Melizmatic 2012/03/20 17:40:53

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And they never should be. The bottom line is "thinking like a man" or "thinking like a woman" really doesn't mean all that much unless you're looking for a restroom.

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Melizmatic to Chris- ... 2012/03/20 17:50:57

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*lmao!

Exactly!

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Greatki... to Chris- ... 2012/03/20 17:19:58

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lolz What can I say?
Today I've unknowingly met my demise.

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Melizmatic to Greatki... 2012/03/20 17:25:49

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?

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Greatki... to Melizmatic 2012/03/20 17:41:17 (edited)

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Just referring that the question I asked made me seem somewhat sexist, especially today.
At least I learned something. Humans are way too diverse to conclude to anything; the sundry personalities will create every type of behavior one could ever imagine, gender exclusive. Fact.

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Melizmatic to Greatki... 2012/03/20 17:52:18

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"Sexist?"

Nah, not IMO.

I know those when I see them coming, from a mile away.

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Greatki... to Melizmatic 2012/03/20 18:33:46

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"Sexist."
Because that's what I feared I'd be called when I made this thread.

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Melizmatic to Greatki... 2012/03/20 18:36:41

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Not by me.

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Greatki... to Melizmatic 2012/03/20 18:52:28

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Well ain't you the best? : )

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Melizmatic to Greatki... 2012/03/20 18:52:49

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I like to think so.

;-)

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Greatki... to Melizmatic 2012/03/20 19:03:20

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You are the best! : )

Say what you think about my new avi?

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Melizmatic to Greatki... 2012/03/20 19:12:27

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Gratzi.

It was hard to tell what it was until I enlarged the image.

I can make you an avi if you like.

(That's kinda my thing.)

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Greatki... to Melizmatic 2012/03/20 19:28:30

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Hmm but all my avis featured this type of badass character with the same expression....you could copy that too?

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Melizmatic to Greatki... 2012/03/20 19:30:39

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Perhaps.

From here it looks like the Princess vs evil Luigi.

Is that about right?

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Greatki... to Melizmatic 2012/03/20 19:33:13

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"Mr. L" and his girlfriend...lolz

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Melizmatic to Greatki... 2012/03/20 19:33:55

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Let me see what I can come up with.

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Greatki... to Melizmatic 2012/03/20 19:42:05

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This should be interesting.

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