alikimr wrote:theantibudha; Ah , come on.....give it a try !!!!!
Very well, I'll fight back the laughter.
Firstly to anyone who didn't use the phrase "on average" unless you thought it was so obviously on average that it didn't need to be said, consider yourself slapped upside the head.
Every human being is quite a different person to the others around them. Being male or female can influence certain traits, but almost never to the point where all females are more X than all males or vice versa.
For example the strongest male is going to be stronger than the strongest female. That's pretty much unavoidable. Yet that doesn't mean that Man A. is going to be stronger than Woman B.
Secondly, to anyone who believes that it's possible for men to sleep around more than women WITHOUT said men being gay consider yourself slapped upside the head yet again. It takes two to tango. Thus if we momentarily ignore homosexuality, masturbation and 3+somes, then the number of times men have had sex is EXACTLY equal to the number of time women have had sex.
Women don't sleep around less. They just lie about it more on average. (proven in scientific studies, the answers women give when they believe themselves to be hooked up to a lie detector show a large ammount of difference, the answers men give almost never change).
Thirdly, to anyone who thinks women are better communicators, excuse me while I chortle into my morning coffee. Let me give you an example from a recent movie, Dr. Love (I haven't actually seen the film, this is from the preview).
MAN: "Oh, is that diet coke or normal?"
WOMAN: *throws drink in his face*
Dr LOVE: "By asking whether it was diet coke you implied that she needed to lose weight"
That a hollywood release would be stereotypical and exaggerated is certainly true, but this example reads chillingly true to many of my friends' dates. On average women frequent read about ten pages of subtext into a single page of text. Whereas men generally read about one page of subtext into ten.
When women wonder why the men in their lives don't understand what they're saying its because they never actually said it. Men are used to actually saying what they intend to communicate rather than implying it in scattered dropped hints through ten different conversations across a month. They also become confused when women suddenly claim that they have said something they never said because it's been drawn out the subtexts of ten different conversations across a month.
Seeing patterns absolutely everywhere isn't a sign of superior intelligence. It's a sign of schizophrenia. Likewise women's complications of rational conversations isn't a sign of superior emotional intelligence but rather emotional schizophrenia.
This third comment hardly applies to all women. It's another "on average" matter.