If a husband is all alone in the woods, arguing, and there's no one around to hear him, is he still wrong?
Please Login to ask or answer a question, or Register if you do not have a SearchWarp Account.
In the universal 'Battle of the Sexes",
('Men, from Mars', women from salons) what seems the most insurmountable difference?
Answers to this question:Depends on whose husband he is..... GRIN
Yours, silly.
Mine is from Texas and he is NEVER wrong - just ask him.
In this case, he is not wrong. He is a smart husband. His wife is a very lucky woman to have a man so considerate and caring, for her.
You have quite a cultural knack for charming any distraught husband....
When a woman wants her way and is unwilling to compromise, then the man is always wrong. It can go the other way too. But it seems to do that less often. :)
The most insurmountable difference? That's a good question and one that many people have tried to answer over the years.
Being a woman, it's hard for me to look at things from a male perspective. And it seems to me that in order to answer that question, that is what I would have to do. Maybe we should look to transsexuals for the answer. I do not personally know any.
And I thought this was going to be easy, for you!
I once dated a woman who had breasts on her back; it was wondrous for slow dancing!
"Ask transexuals", WHAT?!
The last part of your question: What seems the most insurmountable difference between men and women?
It's not physical because modern medicine can do some really weird things.
I think that we just see things very differently. Men make fun of women in general for not having any sense financially, but women are more about security and all that it implies. There are a lot of behaviors that could be tied to wanting security of one kind or another. Men seem to be more about moving around and taking risks and having more fun. A woman is going to want to stay put so that she can keep all the things that make her secure near to her. A man could probably put all of that into a backpack and hit the road just about any time.
That's my best stab at it. :)
Selected as Best Answer!
If he is arguing he is wrong, but I am amazed at how often this is true, if the wife is on vacation for a week and me and the teenage kid are at home, everything works just fine. When she's home, she notices hundreds of things that are wrong!
You most certainly have your finger on it.
Dishes left in the sink, for instance, aren't at all merely dishes in the sink; for men, they are.
For women, dishes left in the sink, symbolize destruction and poverty, chaos and loss.
Hmmm, does he WANT to be wrong? Most men just pick a fight so they can make up later...
He never chooses to be wrong, purposefully and
"make-up sex", isn't all it's racked up to be.
Who's to say who's right and wrong? I only know, you come up with the BEST questions. :)
But, in your opinion,what seems the most insurmountable difference?
Fortunately, we haven't experienced any 'insurmountable' differences yet ... We tend to agree on matters of any importance, like how to raise children and financial issues. These days, recycling can cause us some grief. I think he's too rigid, but have to admit, he's probably right. Wish I had something more interesting to tell ya ...
'Recycling'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!???????????????????????
"I think he's too rigid", sounds too much like Mae West:
"A hard man is good to find!"
What do you think is the most insurmountable difference Paul?
I could wax eloquently on this subject, or be facile, but I was seeking OUTSIDE seasoned responses, from gifted writers.......
When both sexes were very young and beginning dating, the insurmountable differences, were breasts!
("Nice to see BOTH of you, here, again!")
But we have all grown up and our differences are grown up, as well............
only if he doesn"t change into a woman .....hahaha....What!?
Does urinating, while sitting, qualify?
It takes two to argue
Total Answers: 9, Total Page Views: 732.Hmmm . . . so you're telling me this guy's alone in the woods . . . and he's STILL arguing? And if there's no one around the hear him . . . he's not even listening to himself. But he's a married man? Maybe that was the last time he was listening and he still got the answer wrong. Ahhhhh . . . human relations . . . a constant source of amusement.
The best answer has been selected.
The SearchWarp Q&A section is for entertainment and civil discourse only. As always, if you need professional advice, seek the advice of a professional.
