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Originally Posted by BienvenuJDC
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atta boyQuote:
Originally Posted by BienvenuJDC
Where to begin is the tough part.Quote:
Originally Posted by papayahed
Hhhmm, I think there are many Jane Does out there...though they would deny...this new passcode lock will do the trick...yup. For my part...I will be better...with a smart:drool5: Cub Scout Salute
roses have thorns and silver fountains mud
clouds and eclipses stain both mood and sun
And loathsome canker lives in the sweetest bud
I'm stalling, and it occurs to me that I'm stalling by thinking about stalling. Guess I really do need to find something to do.
I don't care who sees my face. I can maintain my privacy quite easily without hiding, and I don't worry about what people think of me.
Why do men have to fiddle with everything?! If there's a switch, it does not have to be turned at all cost!
Unke dekhne se jo chehre pe ajati hai ronaq woh samajhte hain ke bimaar ka haal accha hai (On seeing him the happiness that embellishes my face, makes him believe the love-diseased is contented).
Yes, but while men fiddle with things, women meddle with emotions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Themis
Also, Asians are good at math and Jews are cheap.Quote:
Originally Posted by BienvenuJDC
I really hate fitting people into stereotypes, but there's usually some threads of truth in some stereotypes. My last boss is Jewish and she just happens to fit that stereotype....to a tee. But like I said, I don't like to do that because it could cause prejudice and discrimination.Quote:
Originally Posted by JuniperWoolf
I just hate being pigeonholed because of the shape of my genitals. If I'm straightforward, rational and emotionally cold then that's what I am, godammit.
Ah, what have I gotten myself into??
I agree. I was actually trying to make that point with the men fiddling with things. There are lots of women who are just as mechanically inquisitive, and also men who are emotionally inquisitive. Although there are trends, we need to keep our eyes open to individuality. I hate the term...."Well, he's just being a boy." From a friend with a 8 y/o boy, that is in reference to active behavior. Not all boys are play in the mud type people. Some (like I was as a child) like to sit in the corner and read a book.Quote:
Originally Posted by JuniperWoolf
I'm not very emotional in general. I have been called robotic. I am very mechanically inclined. I haven't applied the skill to cars, but I do my own home repairs and renovations. I also use a variety of saws, metals, and molten liquids for my sculptures. All of this being said, I am visually a very feminine person. Stereotypes are nonsense. We do what we were socially conditioned to do, or we ignore the herd mentality and do what we want.