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I love women, I really do love women, but they really do create drama.
Here are my observations of it:
"Sheila in my office is trying to destroy me"
"I don't know why the cop picked on me, Cops never pull over men"
"men lose weight faster then women, its a known fact, I hate men for that"
"Why are you late, I made dinner and its now burned because your late"
"WHY did you leave the toilet seat up, I could fall in and break a rib because of you"
"Doris's husband is so nice, he is so sweet and loving to her, I want him"
I love women, I really do love women, but they really do create drama.
Here are my observations of it:
"Sheila in my office is trying to destroy me"
"I don't know why the cop picked on me, Cops never pull over men"
"men lose weight faster then women, its a known fact, I hate men for that"
"Why are you late, I made dinner and its now burned because your late"
"WHY did you leave the toilet seat up, I could fall in and break a rib because of you"
"Doris's husband is so nice, he is so sweet and loving to her, I want him"
Ladies, I rest my case.
Jonathan
Ahh, I have been your fan for every post until this one. I have never said any of the statements you quoted, and I have never heard any woman say any of these. Some women are dramatic, and some men are dramatic. Everyone is different, and a lot of it comes from what type of family you have.
I told him relationships come with drama and that’s when he said “there is no drama, women create drama.”
Do you believe this is the case? If the world was entirely male populated (impossible I know, but hypothetically speaking), would relationships be drama-free?
No, that's not the case. There are drama-filled and drama-free people of both sexes.
I love women, I really do love women, but they really do create drama.
Here are my observations of it:
"Sheila in my office is trying to destroy me"
"I don't know why the cop picked on me, Cops never pull over men"
"men lose weight faster then women, its a known fact, I hate men for that"
"Why are you late, I made dinner and its now burned because your late"
"WHY did you leave the toilet seat up, I could fall in and break a rib because of you"
"Doris's husband is so nice, he is so sweet and loving to her, I want him"
Ladies, I rest my case.
Jonathan
So, you're charging all of us with this silliness? And of course, male homosexual relationships are drama free. lol
I could counter each of those bullets so easily. - My ex always went on about this and that ruining him. Corporate American ruined him lol was the most recent on facebook. "Ruined me!" "Ruined me!" Ahh, the tortured soul.
- I was just pulled over by a cop last week and now I have, according to him, someone to call on if I ever get pulled over again to have that business taken care of.
- As far as weight goes, according to this, there are more over weight men than women, and more obese women than men. Tho, the former has a greater gap at 10% than the latter at 3%. So, men are not losing that weight faster.
- As far as the toilet seat goes, I'm not sure how this is drama, but common courtesy. The lid should be down when you flush the toilet, if you do flush, unless you enjoy your urine and feces water spraying about the bathroom. Lets not confuse clean tooth brushes with drama.
- Last but not least, I suppose desiring other people can be dramatic, but it's hardly gender specific.
This is true. I often keep unimportant things to myself because the resulting conversations are not necessary, nor anything I desire.
I wish people would filter themselves a little more...
I dated a guy years ago that was ALL DRAMA ALL THE TIME. Let me tell you, he could turn watching the news into an argument, which he actually did. I guess I made him feel stupid with logic or something. Hmmm, go figure...
He said he felt like the 'woman' in the relationship, and I agreed!
Yesterday my boyfriend and I were out shopping and I spotted a couple sitting on a bench in the shopping mall. The girl was crying and saying things to the boy, and the boy was just shaking his head. I told my boyfriend of my observation and he said something like “you girls and your drama, we hate it!”
I told him relationships come with drama and that’s when he said “there is no drama, women create drama.”
I said that was a load of garbage and that if there is something on our mind we need to talk about it, we need to tell you our feelings and he said “we don’t WANT to talk about feelings!”. I asked if we were just expected to hold it all in but he didn’t respond, he was already distracted looking at something in the shopping mall.
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Did you realize you were baiting your bf? You setup a scenario and he fell for it. That's Drama. Now do all women create drama? I have not observed that to be the case. However you might wish to understand your need to setup someone. Now to his responses, they were guaranteed to lose the day. He just did not realize his mistake quickly enough when you escalated.
So, you're charging all of us with this silliness? And of course, male homosexual relationships are drama free. lol
I could counter each of those bullets so easily. - My ex always went on about this and that ruining him. Corporate American ruined him lol was the most recent on facebook. "Ruined me!" "Ruined me!" Ahh, the tortured soul.
- I was just pulled over by a cop last week and now I have, according to him, someone to call on if I ever get pulled over again to have that business taken care of.
- As far as weight goes, according to this, there are more over weight men than women, and more obese women than men. Tho, the former has a greater gap at 10% than the latter at 3%. So, men are not losing that weight faster.
- As far as the toilet seat goes, I'm not sure how this is drama, but common courtesy. The lid should be down when you flush the toilet, if you do flush, unless you enjoy your urine and feces water spraying about the bathroom. Lets not confuse clean tooth brushes with drama.
- Last but not least, I suppose desiring other people can be dramatic, but it's hardly gender specific.
Braunwyn, you make a good point, that Drama is non gender specific a friend of mine once stated "Its hard to be dramatic without a audience"
Maybe part of drama, is the other person willing to PUT UP with the drama.
If a relationship is strong and the attitude is "don't sh*t a sh*tter"
then there would be LESS drama, but if the relationship is a pity party express, then it's "you give me 22 minutes, I will give you some drama"
Jonathan
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