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When I was single and since I've been married......I almost ALWAYS have an opinion on things. Just my personality and my wife likes it. She has told me many times "at least your not boring!". Some people "speak" about things while others simply "think" in their minds. A lot of people who don't "speak" about things don't like confrontations with others.
What gets me is people who go to a meeting and just sit and listen even when the person putting on the meetings says "any comments before we close this meeting?". Some people have comments, but don't say them, but later complain about certain things.
Who was dumb you or the women....It doesn't mean she doesn't have an opinion...not everyone can eat and talk at the same time.
You've got a good point there, even if the woman was a genius it would be a complete turnoff to have to observe the efforts of her wagging tongue while she was busily chewing food.
It's beyond odd. I would have no interest in any woman whose mental abilities were similar to those of a side of baked beans.
Just because this person didn't feel like offering opinions in a group setting doesn't mean they have the IQ of a floor lamp or that they are like that at home as well.
Maybe the person was just quiet; maybe they had no interest in the topic(s) being discussed; maybe they thought another person's opinion was asinine and didn't want offend. Or, maybe they just didn't feel like talking.
Perhaps it's an unfair impression, but not a wholly unwarranted one.
You're clueless, dude. She is the host. She is not supposed to take sides. She was probably playing the good host. Geez
She indeed was the wise one. You're an imbecile for calling her dumb.
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