Bleh, Women :P
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OK...well here goes, female brain quite literally works differently to a man's brain, they are designed to act differently according to our most basic animal needs, i.e. women have a greater threshold for pain than men giving them the natural ability to go through child birth naturally an experience that would kill a man due to unbearable pain.lol im 13 but ive seen and heard worse
Similarly men are more adapted to handle mental stress and fatigue, men are known to keep secret from there significant others and even friends, I can vouch for this part with personal experience.
End of the day all this comes down to chemical reactions caused by the brain, for the most part that's why females are emotional and fragile, they often seek support from there loved one's to get them through hard times, I don't know about your friends but, Yoko I suggest you invest sometime in your mother, you don't have to do much really, just actively listen to her pretend to give a damn about her problems, she must be really frustrated and lonely that's why she's confining in her 13 year old daughter.
It must be said there are always exceptions to what I've mentioned above, especially in this day and age you find women like yourself and t_mala, and you'll also find men who are more in touch with their emotional side, the most important thing to remember is that you shouldn't judge people over how they choose to express their feelings and deal with them; remember everyone has the right to express how they feel!!!!
Hope this answered some of your questions
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Well, I do and I don't the things that I've posted are articles and publications I've read through the years, hence I have sources, I'm sorry but I don't have them ready at hand, I can look for them if you like!!!
by the way congrats on winning the vote for the hokage title!!!!
yea it did
i like this answer
My brother and I do talk to my mom about her problems but shes the same as me lol shes a strong person but she breaks at times
I learn from her, the things i want and the things i dont want, same goes for everyone else im always around
I used to be a very loving person xd
i would go up to random people and hug them, and touch my mom all the time and be cuddled around her and ect. o_o
but she broke that for me and i dont do that crap anymore, i wish she hadnt but then i again i do. She regrets doing it. I dont know i dont let my emotional part come out to much because i dont want to look like a ***** =P
she told me i gotta start crying sometimes, all i do is get angry xd
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Most are but then again most arnt xD i mean probably 95% of the girls on this site are kick ass girls who dont take no shitz xD and they are all epic :3
Dear Yoko.
Well, if there is anywhere you can have an outlet of whatever you find difficult to express elsewhere, it's certainly here.
A lot of women are sensitive, and it seems often more so than men. This is an ongoing discussion of course, and one I doubt in which we will ever agree on in our politically correct little world. Thank god for the forums, where you can say about anything you like, yet.
I personally think men and women react different to things on a very general basis. On that very general basis, in which my argument will take place, it seems that when women encounter an emotionally distressful situation, they turn to tears. On an equally generalised presumption, men become agressive instead, and sometimes violent. They are both reactions that derive from times before we could use words to express ourselves, and they can be very hard to control once they take hold of us.
I personally don't like to 'whine', as you put it, but try to solve my problems by rationalise them. I don't think this has anything to do with me being a woman, or not being a man, but more about my upbringing and social conditioning.
On the other hand, I hardly ever get taken over by rage. Of course I get pissed off, like everyone does from time to time, but normally, and very annoyingly, when I get really angry, tears start to burst to the surface. I wish I could control it, and sometimes I can, but mostly, they will come, whether I want it or not.
I suppose on a very basic, instinctive level, women (in general, might I repeat) are not built to physically defend themselves, so their impulsive defence is to calm the offender (e.g. an agressive male) with a trigger for empathy (which may or may not work, of course). Let me add, this is very rarely a conscious reaction, it just happens on impulse.
Mostly it works. If I am having an argument with a person and we both get angry, when tears start dripping we both suddenly calm down. I'm sure you have experienced this. Who wants to yell at the girl who starts to cry? I think most people find that difficult.
But yes, whiny women.. how annoying is that? I'd say about as annoying as an agressive male acting like a violent idiot. Humans are animals, after all.
And thus endeth my Darwinistic speech.
P.S. Yes, whiny mums can be a bit much sometimes, but they have their worries, just like the rest of us. Next time, perhaps you could make her a cup of tea? If that does not work, feel free to post another ramble here. You know where to find us
some of those words i dont understand lol xdDear Yoko.
Well, if there is anywhere you can have an outlet of whatever you find difficult to express elsewhere, it's certainly here.
A lot of women are sensitive, and it seems often more so than men. This is an ongoing discussion of course, and one I doubt in which we will ever agree on in our politically correct little world. Thank god for the forums, where you can say about anything you like, yet.
I personally think men and women react different to things on a very general basis. On that very general basis, in which my argument will take place, it seems that when women encounter an emotionally distressful situation, they turn to tears. On an equally generalised presumption, men become agressive instead, and sometimes violent. They are both reactions that derive from times before we could use words to express ourselves, and they can be very hard to control once they take hold of us.
I personally don't like to 'whine', as you put it, but try to solve my problems by rationalise them. I don't think this has anything to do with me being a woman, or not being a man, but more about my upbringing and social conditioning.
On the other hand, I hardly ever get taken over by rage. Of course I get pissed off, like everyone does from time to time, but normally, and very annoyingly, when I get really angry, tears start to burst to the surface. I wish I could control it, and sometimes I can, but mostly, they will come, whether I want it or not.
I suppose on a very basic, instinctive level, women (in general, might I repeat) are not built to physically defend themselves, so their impulsive defence is to calm the offender (e.g. an agressive male) with a trigger for empathy (which may or may not work, of course). Let me add, this is very rarely a conscious reaction, it just happens on impulse.
Mostly it works. If I am having an argument with a person and we both get angry, when tears start dripping we both suddenly calm down. I'm sure you have experienced this. Who wants to yell at the girl who starts to cry? I think most people find that difficult.
But yes, whiny women.. how annoying is that? I'd say about as annoying as an agressive male acting like a violent idiot. Humans are animals, after all.
And thus endeth my Darwinistic speech.
P.S. Yes, whiny mums can be a bit much sometimes, but they have their worries, just like the rest of us. Next time, perhaps you could make her a cup of tea? If that does not work, feel free to post another ramble here. You know where to find us
also my mom would say get out of her room she doesnt want to be bothered with me and my brother as usual lmfao