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How the male brain can't see the laundry pile up
Started this discussion. Last reply by Native Son May 13, 2012. 10 Replies 0 Likes
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Carl Monster replied to Jenks's discussion How the male brain can't see the laundry pile up"That's exactly our arrangement.
I so hate cooking."
Carl Monster replied to Jenks's discussion How the male brain can't see the laundry pile up"I wish your headline was true.
Some of the biggest slobs I know have been women.
Men just naturally win out because, well, they generally smell worse."
Carl Monster replied to Jenks's discussion How the male brain can't see the laundry pile up"Behavior can change, yes, and starting very young. Interesting findings on nature vs. nurture buried in this toy article on the NTY site.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/12/30/opinion/does-stripping-gender-from-toys-really-make-sense.html"
Brandon Michael replied to Jenks's discussion How the male brain can't see the laundry pile up"People do that with all behavior from everyone. Behavior can change, though, but not personality so compromise is still needed on both parties in a couple."
Will replied to Jenks's discussion How the male brain can't see the laundry pile up"I wouldn't call myself passive, but we do reverse a few things. I'm more verbal than she is and more able to articulate. I care more about what she wears than she does. She's less into spending money than I am.…"
Dallas the Phallus replied to Jenks's discussion How the male brain can't see the laundry pile up"One thing I forgot to mention is that when we examine gender differences, one of the worst bad habits people have is to first recognize something (some behavior or inclination) and then second, jump to the conclusion that there must be something…"
Dallas the Phallus replied to Jenks's discussion How the male brain can't see the laundry pile up"Well, this is from 2009, and it looks like Jenks is probably long gone, but I am going to comment here to put this back on the front page. Some people may find it interesting. I do find it interesting as well, though I am blessedly untroubled by…"
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Joseph L. Rogers replied to Jenks's discussion How the male brain can't see the laundry pile up"Fookin' A! This is great, dude, and thank you for posting it. I've been reading some stuff of the same nature here and there. A favorite author, John Ringo, delves into it in several of his books.
Will, as far as seeing the laundry first,…"
Will replied to Jenks's discussion How the male brain can't see the laundry pile up"I'm all for recognizing gender differences, and honoring them.
But I see the laundry pile up first in my marriage."
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G'Day fellow men,Came across this article by Naomi Wolf which provides an interesting spin on gender roles.Look forward to your thoughts and discussion...How the male brain can't see the laundry pile upNorth Americans of my generation grew up with the 1970s children's record Free to Be ... You and Me, on which Rosey Grier, an immense former gridiron star, sang It's All Right to Cry. The message: girls could be tough, and boys were allowed not to be.For almost 40 years, that era's Western…See More
Jenks replied to Brett McKay's discussion 30 Days to a Better Man Day 2: Shine Your Shoes in the group 30 Days to a Better Man 2009"No shoes yourself?
Go and find someone's shoes who do need shining.
An elderly relative perhaps...
Or sit down with your son or daughter and teach them how to shine their shoes."
Jenks replied to Brett McKay's discussion 30 Days to a Better Man Day 1: Define Your 5 Core Values in the group 30 Days to a Better Man 2009"My Core Values:
Integrity (honest, dependable, truthful, respectful)
Clarity (of mind, commmunication, purpose)
Balance (family, work, leisure, faith)
Selflessness (giving > receiving)
Wisdom (mindfulness, life-long learning)"
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thehuhman said… - Welcome to the Family Man group, Jenks. Cool Mark Twain quote.
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