I've always wondered...
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I like to open doors for the ladies, especially for the grandmothers, they get almost giggly with delight when I open a door for them.
Car doors on the other hand… …well…I entirely forget that they are doors. Maybe I need to get an old jeep that doesn’t have doors.
This question is not an insult, it is simply an “I have always wondered”
I have always wondered why women spend significant amounts of time doing things like getting their hair just right for the dance.
Is it for themselves, or is it because they want to look good for the gentlemen, or is it because it’s the new style, or is it because they don’t want the other women to make fun of them for not having perfect hair? I’m just shooting in the dark here. I expect there is another reason that is totally obvious which I am missing.
At a dance I always feel bad when I accidently bump a gals head and mess up her hair.
Car doors on the other hand… …well…I entirely forget that they are doors. Maybe I need to get an old jeep that doesn’t have doors.
This question is not an insult, it is simply an “I have always wondered”
I have always wondered why women spend significant amounts of time doing things like getting their hair just right for the dance.
Is it for themselves, or is it because they want to look good for the gentlemen, or is it because it’s the new style, or is it because they don’t want the other women to make fun of them for not having perfect hair? I’m just shooting in the dark here. I expect there is another reason that is totally obvious which I am missing.
At a dance I always feel bad when I accidently bump a gals head and mess up her hair.
C
Well, I know when I went to prom, I couldn't afford to get my hair professionally done so my mom did it and she did a great job. When I put my dress on after my hair and makeup was done, it made me feel beautiful on the inside, so I was able to strut my stuff on the dance floor. In a way it empowered me to flirt a little and actually have fun. I do think in general women do this to impress the gentlemen, but I think it is more about self empowerment, at least for me.
When I put my dress on after my hair and makeup was done, it made me feel beautiful on the inside, so I was able to strut my stuff on the dance floor. In a way it empowered me to flirt a little and actually have fun. I do think in general women do this to impress the gentlemen, but I think it is more about self empowerment, at least for me.
This question is not an insult, it is simply an “I have always wondered”
I have always wondered why women spend significant amounts of time doing things like getting their hair just right for the dance.
Is it for themselves, or is it because they want to look good for the gentlemen, or is it because it’s the new style, or is it because they don’t want the other women to make fun of them for not having perfect hair? I’m just shooting in the dark here. I expect there is another reason that is totally obvious which I am missing.
At a dance I always feel bad when I accidently bump a gals head and mess up her hair.
I have always wondered why women spend significant amounts of time doing things like getting their hair just right for the dance.
Is it for themselves, or is it because they want to look good for the gentlemen, or is it because it’s the new style, or is it because they don’t want the other women to make fun of them for not having perfect hair? I’m just shooting in the dark here. I expect there is another reason that is totally obvious which I am missing.
At a dance I always feel bad when I accidently bump a gals head and mess up her hair.
S
I've always wondered why men love football and pro-wrestling so much.
Not into pro-wrestling. Watched it a little in college, but not for the sporting aspect of it.
Yeah, there's something intriguing about having an objective and having to get through a bunch of other guys who are trying to stop you from achieving that objective. And there's an element of relationship to it too because you have to do it as a team. So really you're managing those personal relationships while also competing against yourself and these other people trying to stop you. And of course the physical aspect of it is appealing as well.
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I've thought about this too. Interestingly, I know a lot of women who play guitar individually (myself included), but when it comes to playing as part of a band/ensemble, that's when I see a disproportionately small amount of women. I wonder if it has anything to do with the large amount of men who do play guitar. I've played guitars for small groups, when one guitar was all that was needed, but I've never done it for the main Sunday service because there was always an abundance of (male) guitarists.