Stax said:

that never really annoyed me. i could give as good as i could get!

Stax said:

Awww...those are all endearing qualities.

When men act too macho to be emotional or to act like they care

JustErin said:

I think so too...
It is the big things that get me..those are all little things to me.

A man that cannot show love and express himself is way more annoying.

Honestly, I think the most annoying thing about the men that have been in my life is that they all acted super tough and hardcore but they were all actually giant babies. I'm talking about sucky babies that wanted to be mothered.

That shit annoys me.

whooo, I tell ya...

my sig keeps me in line, sometimes.


Carry on. Nothing to see here.



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JustErin said:

yeah, but you (and a lot of women on the org) are in touch with your inner-dude.

Stax said:

I have been told that...I like a dude that is in touch with his inner-female.

Shanti1 said:

yeah, I did mean it as a compliment.

Stax said:

It is a good thing..I think!!

I wonder why guys leave the toilet seat up? Can they not go to the bathroom without the toilet seat up?

Shit Stained Balls

What I don't like is being made to feel like I need to show my emotions. It is what it is. It's not bottled up inside, and I don't need it interviewed out of me. Emotional vampires.

That & the shoes obsession.

Their macho-ness

Their need to feel important by trying to make all the decisions

Whether I take 1 minute or 1 hour...When he doesn't get me off!

!!!!!

Stax said:

Toilet seat doesn't bother me and I've honestly never noticed the wandering eye thing with anyone I've dated. Maybe I'm in denial, or maybe it's just never bugged me.
dutch oven? SO not happening to me!! But yeah, you've got me there, were it ever to happen.
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- Men reason with the penis instead of brain.

- They arent the strongest ones but the most unsecure ones.

- They think that if u wanna b friend of them u r asking them 2 b their lover or wife

- They would need a course 2 pee in the wc and not outside... I wonder why it's so difficult 2 understand....

- The hardest things is trying 2 communicate with a man and BEING UNDERSTOOD. Communication between a man and a woman is like that one between a cat and a dog

- Why cant men sleep silently and snore so loud?
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Men get annoyed whenever we talk about them to others.

Or, mine does.

Paradisekiss03 said:

Laziness, stupidity, or bad parenting.


They can, but which would you prefer - toilet seat up, or toilet seat covered in piss ?

I must admit, I don't really understand the leaving the toilet seat up thing. I have never found it difficult to lift the seat, have a piss, and put it back down again. I always put the cover down too. Then flush. It ain't rocket science.

About 10 years ago I shared a flat (apartment) with a friend who used to piss on the toilet seat, so I asked him whether it bothered him that when he needs to sit down that he'd be sitting in his own piss. He just shrugged. So I asked him to kindly stop, as I had to use the same toilet and disliked have to disinfect the damn thing (or squat) every time I needed to sit use it. He didn't stop. I moved out. Ex-friend.


And to answer the thread question - well not really, as it applies to both sexes (but not everybody, obviously) - Generalisations. This thread has plenty of them.

They're allowed to drive cars

PANDURITO said:

I was gonna say...

Men who think that women can't drive/ that they (men) are better drivers...

That's not even true, imo.

Want to race? lol

SHANNA said:

No thanks
I respect driving rules: I'm a man

PANDURITO said:

So do I...

But, I don't respect what you think about my driving, as a woman. I can outdrive you within the speed limit...

Want to race?

Sheesh!

I drive 5 speed and automatic!!!

CarrieMpls said:

Stax said:

dutch people have never heard of dutch ovens

they must call it something else over there

Stax said:

At least you know that something is going on...and that you're about to find out that you should have known better.

So, then...

Girl: "Is something wrong?"

Boy: "No, I'm fine."

Girl: "Are you sure? What's going on?"

Boy: :::::silence:::::