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GAMER
Gaming Demi-god
Joined: 22 Sep 2002
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Location: chasing chikeds in the snow!
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 Posted: Thu Sep 24, 2009 11:45 pm
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That's a HUUUUUGGGEEEE generalisation.
You can't know many girls Santhosh.
Actually, that statement kind of explains why you immediately thought i was the man in the picture i posted in the Show Yourself thread.
Not all girls are the same. I don't do the mushy romance and sentimental stuff, but my ex boyfriend did. You can't just polarise males and females as being one thing or another. I don't even know when my current partner and mines anniversary is.
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Dogbreath
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Joined: 14 Sep 2002
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Location: In the back of a jacked-up Ford.
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| Posted: Fri Sep 25, 2009 12:05 am
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| Check-Mate wrote: | ummm...
I resent that, Santhosh. |
Compared to you, lemons are like syrup.
| Santhosh Chris wrote: | | I just love how a girl cries when she's really happy to see me |
I wouldn't call the emotion she's feeling "happy"...
Gamer: Very true! I'm a fairly open person emotionally, and am pretty expressive. I'm comfortable talking about myself and will usually say exactly what I'm feeling or thinking if it's appropriate to do so. I'm a pretty big romantic, love dancing, long walks, giving girls flowers, and will occasionally tear up during emotional moments. (though typically not at movies like some people) I consider myself pretty emotionally healthy, and know a lot of guys and girls like myself. I also know several girls (and guys too) who are very reserved, never show emotion, rarely talk about themselves or important moments in their lives, and generally seem to repress emotion. I wouldn't say these people are necessarily unhealthy, either. Just different people processing things differently.
In my experience girls do tend to be a little more outgoing in general, so when they do express emotions it's a little more noticeable, but it's hardly a general thing. I've seen situations (a lot of times when someone gives a testimony at church, for example) where guys will weep uncontrollably but girls will barely tear up. |
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Check-Mate
Lover Of The Tiny Guybrush
Joined: 12 Jan 2003
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Location: Canada
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| Posted: Fri Sep 25, 2009 9:12 pm
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Santhosh:
You're adorable.
I was def joking, though.  But you're cute. Haha.
I agree with GAMER and DB, though.
It IS a generalization.
DB:
You are a jerkasaurus. 
Haha. I meant I resented the fact that he thought Larry was too nice to be a girl. Because I think he's girl enough.
Definitely nothing about "girls not being nice"
I think though, that that type of mentality was sort of expected a long time ago. That women were frail and sweet and lovely.
But with things the way they are now, it's not like that. People are people, and you can't specify in any way when it comes to gender anymore.
But everyone has their types, and if that's what Santhosh is into, then there are definitely girls like that. |
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Dogbreath
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Location: In the back of a jacked-up Ford.
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| Posted: Sat Sep 26, 2009 12:34 am
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| Check-Mate wrote: | Santhosh:
You're adorable.
I was def joking, though. But you're cute. Haha. |
It's just your love of his nipples showing.
| Quote: | DB:
You are a jerkasaurus. |
I do my best.
| Quote: | I think though, that that type of mentality was sort of expected a long time ago. That women were frail and sweet and lovely.
But with things the way they are now, it's not like that. People are people, and you can't specify in any way when it comes to gender anymore. |
Well, there are some things that are still pretty gender specific. Typically, only men have facial hair. (outside of Russia, of course) Men seem more likely to react to high levels of stress with anger, women with tears. And there are a good deal of social constructs left that create artificial distinctions: like women kissing eachother being far, far more socially acceptable than men doing the same in western countries. (I mean non-sexual friendly kissing)
| Quote: | | But everyone has their types, and if that's what Santhosh is into, then there are definitely girls like that. |
I'm sure there are plenty of girls out there that cry when they see him. |
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Larry Laffer
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Joined: 19 Feb 2006
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Location: Romania
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| Posted: Sat Sep 26, 2009 2:36 am
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| Check-Mate wrote: | | Because I think he's girl enough. |
That's it! I'm outta here! -.- Never* coming back!
*Or three hours later, whichever comes first! |
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dosraider
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Joined: 15 Mar 2005
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Location: ROTFLMAO in Belgium.
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| Posted: Sat Sep 26, 2009 3:35 am
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| Dogbreath wrote: | | Typically, only men have facial hair. (outside of Russia, of course) .... |
And .ro , of course. |
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Larry Laffer
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| Posted: Sat Sep 26, 2009 12:29 pm
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| dosraider wrote: | | Dogbreath wrote: | | Typically, only men have facial hair. (outside of Russia, of course) .... |
And .ro , of course. |
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dosraider
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| Posted: Sat Sep 26, 2009 1:44 pm
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| As if you already have those modern things in .ro, .....no way José. |
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