Girls
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Please explain your choice.
I personally think women/girls tend to be more competitive when men are about.
Anything a man does a woman wants to do and this is proven in all the sporst taken up by women today from boxing to football to weight lifting.
Nothing wrong with that of course but I still think some sports are better fitted for men then women and vice versa.
Last edited by cacian; 08-29-2012 at 03:32 AM.
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I picked both, because they are obviously both more competitive than the other.
Obviously competitive sounds like correctable, and I find girls are more correctable than boys except when they are girls - so why is pink a girl color?Originally Posted by Mutatis-Mutandis
Because it's so girly.
Talking about colours it just made me think..what if pink was not a suitable colour and I liked blue does make me boy byest?
it may never try
but when it does it sigh
it is just that
good
it fly
I have 12 pink shirts, button downs, plain pink, pink with stripes, ping check, linen, oxford cloth, poplin...anyways I like pink shirts. And I also have a keen fondness for females. Maybe the two are linked. I do not however have a dozen females in my closet.
Ouch I am on your side you know.
I am glad you do not belief in moeurs of colours life would be extremely dull if we comformed to everything we are told.
I am trying to say what if a girl does not like pink does that make her a Tom Boy? absolutely not.
I have not one pink garment apart from my bike lock which a deep pink and comes with a set of pink keys. Now that is a touch of pink chic.
I like to show it but not wear it.
I like pink on objects and not clothes for me anyway.
Nothing wrong with any colour it is just a matter of taste.
Last edited by cacian; 08-31-2012 at 05:24 AM.
it may never try
but when it does it sigh
it is just that
good
it fly
Pure coincidence.
In former times it was the other way round:
Pink was the "little red". And red was a strong sign for masculinity. So the boys were dressed in pink.
Blue was the colour of virginity. So it was for the girls.
Later they changed it, because they related pink with lovely roses and blue became a colour with a deterrent effect for demons who preferred to steal boys...
Do you mean pink was chosen out of hat by a complete coincidence?QUOTE=loe;1165666]Pure coincidence.
'little red' as in Little Red Riding Hood?In former times it was the other way round:
Pink was the "little red". And red was a strong sign for masculinity. So the boys were dressed in pink.
Blue was the colour of virginity. So it was for the girls.
Could that have sparked the colour?
This switch is rather strange. Moeurs and cultures are very difficult to shift especially when it comes to colours and people.Later they changed it, because they related pink with lovely roses and blue became a colour with a deterrent effect for demons who preferred to steal boys...
I thought garlic was the deterent for demons.
Red was a colour to provoke in bullfighting.
There you go all a bit of a mishmash with colours.
it may never try
but when it does it sigh
it is just that
good
it fly
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