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That certainly wasn't a particularly impressive response, but... Thanks for the laugh, I suppose. 
Sure, if one's experience explicitly pertains to a relevant skill set or piece of information -- assuming, of course, that the information in question isn't tainted by variables that haven't been accounted for, which is really one of the primary points I've made earlier in this thread in reference to females and their respective social infrastructure.
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Sure, if one's experience explicitly pertains to a relevant skill set or piece of information -- assuming, of course, that the information in question isn't tainted by variables that haven't been accounted for, which is really one of the primary points I've made earlier in this thread in reference to females and their respective social infrastructure.
You're alluding to a highly subjective set of stereotypes that simply don't hold any objective, universal weight. I don't personally make a habit out of telling my female peers how "nice they look" or compliment their shoes or hair, and I don't think I've seen men insult one another very often. And, regardless of the extent to which these stereotypes exist, the overall societal context that they exist in has to be accounted for -- namely, the largely artificial concept of feminism and masculinity that's so prevalent in society that heavily molds behavioral tendencies. If mere stereotypes and subjective experience are the best defense you're capable of making for the rather baseless assumption that men and women are inherently and drastically psychologically and socially different, you've already conceded your ignorance.
Insert twenty-five cents and try again.
Insert twenty-five cents and try again.
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I'm afraid its gonna take more than a quarter to undo the multi thousand dollar mindwash you'll receive at the university. If you wanna prop up your ill conceived notion of sameness between genders...knock yourself out. But please...get back to us in 20 years after the sheen has dulled.
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I'm not attempting to imply that legitimate discrepancies between genders don't actually exist. I'm really only pointing out the extent to which they're exaggerated in society, and that the purportedly monochromatic dichotomies between men and women that were mentioned earlier in the thread ("security versus freedom," for instance) are arguably mostly false -- or, at best, far too superficial and subjective to reasonably apply to a general analysis of differences between the sexes.
Well, beyond obvious anatomical differences and artificial discrepancies generally associated with one's upbringing, I suppose the most notably innate psychological discrepancies I can think of are sexual behavior and general (albeit obviously not universal) personality traits that tend to correspond consistently to one sex or another, especially in more egalitarian societies. For instance, women consistently exhibit a higher degree of jealousy than men in relationships, and women consistently tend to exhibit personable traits more often than men.
But, generally speaking, it's admittedly fairly difficult to accurately gauge the extent to which differences between the sexes are innate or culturally acquired. It's essentially an argument over nature versus nurture, and the extent to which the various aspects of differences between the sexes actually exist innately has been a fairly contentious issue for quite some time. Overall, I believe it's rational to conclude that there's no strong evidence of many significant, innate social and psychological differences between the sexes relative to the extent to which both genders share similar traits, and that human cognition and social adaptability arguably plays a greater role in exaggerating differences between them -- or creating differences, for that matter.
Overall, I do acknowledge that differences between both genders exist, and that a handful of these are both significant and arguably innate, but I'm not convinced that most of these differences are mostly the result of innate psychology.
But, generally speaking, it's admittedly fairly difficult to accurately gauge the extent to which differences between the sexes are innate or culturally acquired. It's essentially an argument over nature versus nurture, and the extent to which the various aspects of differences between the sexes actually exist innately has been a fairly contentious issue for quite some time. Overall, I believe it's rational to conclude that there's no strong evidence of many significant, innate social and psychological differences between the sexes relative to the extent to which both genders share similar traits, and that human cognition and social adaptability arguably plays a greater role in exaggerating differences between them -- or creating differences, for that matter.
Overall, I do acknowledge that differences between both genders exist, and that a handful of these are both significant and arguably innate, but I'm not convinced that most of these differences are mostly the result of innate psychology.
I´m not quite sure who needs more reassurance. Women needs more mirrors than men and, when these do like them, no doubt girls/women know he/they are so selfish and egotist.
Dr. Pilar Sordo might help you find more tips she has largely shared with latin people.
Nuevo Día Digital - Pilar Sordo y todas las claves para vivir en pareja respetando las diferencias
Dr. Pilar Sordo might help you find more tips she has largely shared with latin people.
- 2014, No quiero envejecer. Editorial Planeta, 197 págs. ISBN: 9789562477987
- 2012, Bienvenido dolor. Editorial Planeta, 183 págs. ISBN: 9789562476010
- 2010, Lecciones de seducción. Editorial Planeta, 186 págs. ISBN: 9789562475983
- 2009, No quiero crecer. Editorial Planeta, 221 págs. ISBN: 9789562475990
- 2007, Con el Coco en el diván (con Coco Legrand)
- 2005, ¡Viva la diferencia! Editorial Planeta, 190 págs. ISBN: 9789562475976
Nuevo Día Digital - Pilar Sordo y todas las claves para vivir en pareja respetando las diferencias
I´m not quite sure who needs more reassurance. Women needs more mirrors than men and, when these do like them, no doubt girls/women know he/they are so selfish and egotist.
Dr. Pilar Sordo might help you find more tips she has largely shared with latin people.
Nuevo Día Digital - Pilar Sordo y todas las claves para vivir en pareja respetando las diferencias
Dr. Pilar Sordo might help you find more tips she has largely shared with latin people.
- 2014, No quiero envejecer. Editorial Planeta, 197 págs. ISBN: 9789562477987
- 2012, Bienvenido dolor. Editorial Planeta, 183 págs. ISBN: 9789562476010
- 2010, Lecciones de seducción. Editorial Planeta, 186 págs. ISBN: 9789562475983
- 2009, No quiero crecer. Editorial Planeta, 221 págs. ISBN: 9789562475990
- 2007, Con el Coco en el diván (con Coco Legrand)
- 2005, ¡Viva la diferencia! Editorial Planeta, 190 págs. ISBN: 9789562475976
Nuevo Día Digital - Pilar Sordo y todas las claves para vivir en pareja respetando las diferencias
I mean, in general, what is the main difference between a man and a woman in their relationships with others? (Please note, I don’t mean sexually).
I bet my answer will be accepted by most of you though you are not aware of yet.
A hint: In one respect they are clearly opposite (by nature).
But let us hear your personal observations first, based on your long experience.
I bet my answer will be accepted by most of you though you are not aware of yet.
A hint: In one respect they are clearly opposite (by nature).
But let us hear your personal observations first, based on your long experience.
Somebody emailed this to me a couple of days ago. I think this will answer your question:
Friendship among Women:
A woman didn't come home one night. The next morning
She told her husband that she had slept over at a
friend's house. The man called his wife's 10 best
Friends. None of them knew anything about it.
Friendship among Men:
A man didn't come home one night. The next morning he
Told his wife that he had slept over at a friend's
House. The woman called her husband's 10 best friends.
Eight confirmed that he had slept over, and two said he was still there.
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So list them for us and tell us which ones are innate and which are the result of nurture. So far all you've done is thrown a bunch of big words together to make yourself appear intelligent with no real world experience. I think Einstein said that if you can't explain it to a 5 year old, you don't understand it yourself.
You are obviously smart but your posts look verbatim from a psychology textbook. If you really understand the concepts then you should be able to dumb it down a bit so us uneducated types can understand it. There are plenty of peer reviewed studies that prove my point. Using complex language actually calls into question your intelligence...just sayin.
You are obviously smart but your posts look verbatim from a psychology textbook. If you really understand the concepts then you should be able to dumb it down a bit so us uneducated types can understand it. There are plenty of peer reviewed studies that prove my point. Using complex language actually calls into question your intelligence...just sayin.
