
caligula
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Posted by brianafay
truth.
I have nothing else to say.
I don't take their advice, they don't take mine. It's pointless actually

Posted by caligulaPosted by brianafay
truth.
I have nothing else to say.
I don't take their advice, they don't take mine. It's pointless actually
fyi
"continued" generally means there's more to come and therefore...WAIT! impatient fire sign bitch!click to expand


Posted by brianafay
I don't think men really give each other advice tbh. I could be wrong *waiting for a man to come in here*
I think they more just empathize with eachother, like yeah man that sucks, etc.





Posted by ellessque
men don't want to feel useless. when we prove them wrong they feel useless.
don't prove them wrong all the time. step back and let them figure it out. even if it takes a bit longer and you have to sit on your hands. they need that to feel productive and of some kind of worth.
Posted by caligula
i'm always right? god i hate that!click to expand




Posted by Claire
When a man gets off his arse and does something, he doesn't feel useless does he?!! Why should we feel it's our responsibility to coddle men to that extent? Just because we give ourselves the incentive to do useful things and may have picked a guy (i'm not implying all guys are like this btw) that would rather not? Because trust me, alot of men (not all) will manipulate you without a second thought into doing more for them so they can get out of it so they should pick up their own damn useless pieces right?? Boo hoo. You wanna feel useful?? Then do something! 😛


Posted by caligula
in the end, the husband knows the wife was right but invariably feels like a dumbass for not doing as she suggested. if you pile up enough of these incidences up, over time, wifey is right, hubby is wrong. simply by being right, she negates him and can make a proud man feel like a complete shit.

Posted by caligulaPosted by Claire
When a man gets off his arse and does something, he doesn't feel useless does he?!! Why should we feel it's our responsibility to coddle men to that extent? Just because we give ourselves the incentive to do useful things and may have picked a guy (i'm not implying all guys are like this btw) that would rather not? Because trust me, alot of men (not all) will manipulate you without a second thought into doing more for them so they can get out of it so they should pick up their own damn useless pieces right?? Boo hoo. You wanna feel useful?? Then do something! 😛
so you're a bitch too? AWESOME!
i agree. i feel like there are women who "play" doormat well. these are the ignant, mousey bitches who sit idly by while hubby casually drives off a cliff. as they sit amongst the wreckage, bloody, bruised and disfigured, they're the bitches that quickly grab a kerchief, spit on it gingerly then dab at his wounds while saying..."baby, you're such a wonderful driver...lord only knows why they put that cliff there."
i just ain't that bitch. i'm not going to beat the shit out of his ass and forcefully take the wheel but i'll be damn if i don't speak up and say "hey fucker! there's a cliff...you want to not kill us?"click to expand


Posted by LibraSidPosted by caligula
in the end, the husband knows the wife was right but invariably feels like a dumbass for not doing as she suggested. if you pile up enough of these incidences up, over time, wifey is right, hubby is wrong. simply by being right, she negates him and can make a proud man feel like a complete shit.
Her being right isn't what's going to make him feel like shit.
Ok, so they are at uncle Ted's place now and hubby just found out he should have listened... now what? Does wifey say "See! You should have listened to me?" or does she give him a quick hip to hip hug, pinch/slap his ass and/or kiss his cheek and let it go? Remember, it's all about responses. The fact that he ignored her advice about her hometown (which he's never seen) tells me she shoves it in his face...
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Posted by brianafay
A while ago I was riding along with the Leeb on a repo he was looking for. He was checking this address out in fucking Botswana, I swear. I was scared we were gonna get shot.
Anywayssss, the address came back to a mail box that was in front of an orange grove...no house. He was gonna give up and go home. But across the street there were houses... so I was like hey! turn down that drive, I bet it's one of those houses. They put mailboxes on the other side of the street all the time - it's not that uncommon. He's all "haha would you let me do my job please?" I was like okay, whatever, I'm just saying those houses don't have mailboxes...it's one of those houses, go check the address. He's laughing at me and mocking me like "Bri, the recovery agent of the year, subject matter expert." I shrug...tell him nicely, it's worth a try. He says whatever, pulls down the street.
GUESS WHERE THE CAR WAS? hmmm that's weird. Where I said. Haha
I didn't say a fucking word.
He just looked over at me, smirked and said "shut up."
😛

Posted by caligulaPosted by brianafay
I didn't say a fucking word.
He just looked over at me, smirked and said "shut up."
😛
^that's what i mean.
it's not anything intentional. it's not a "see, you're a dumb bitch...where's your dick now—" response. i mean, we don't necessarily KNOW we're right but if we turn out to be right...repeatedly, why does it invariably lead to a sense that his manhood has been challenged/questioned in some way?
i usually have this problem with air and fire signs. they're all bastards.click to expand

Posted by caligulaPosted by LibraSidPosted by caligula
in the end, the husband knows the wife was right but invariably feels like a dumbass for not doing as she suggested. if you pile up enough of these incidences up, over time, wifey is right, hubby is wrong. simply by being right, she negates him and can make a proud man feel like a complete shit.
Her being right isn't what's going to make him feel like shit.
Ok, so they are at uncle Ted's place now and hubby just found out he should have listened... now what? Does wifey say "See! You should have listened to me?" or does she give him a quick hip to hip hug, pinch/slap his ass and/or kiss his cheek and let it go? Remember, it's all about responses. The fact that he ignored her advice about her hometown (which he's never seen) tells me she shoves it in his face...
mr.awesome.facial.hair...
stop ASSuming that the wife is doing something wrong.
maybe while hubby and uncle ted are discussing the merits of going over the bed, wifey is in the other room sittin a spell.
the issue is that by simply being right...over and over and over again...this translates into being told what to do. it translates into a matronly posture when in reality, she is merely offering a suggestion/having an opinion.
yes, you should allow another person to make their own mistakes, yes, you should pick and choose your battles but some men seem to prefer the bitch holding the gas can and a pack of matches to the one with the baking soda and a stop sign.click to expand

Posted by ellessque
It's really all about delivery.
I've been told more than once by someone that I make them feel "useless". I'm not sure how anyone equates that as doormat. I just prefer doing things myself. However, I've learned to not want to control everything. Just because you see the cliff 100 miles up the road doesn't mean you have to warn him about it...he's a big boy and probably also sees it.


Posted by ellessque
lol @ your typo
yes, I am in the car, but so is he and he's driving. so it's likely he also sees the cliff. i have to trust he sees the cliff. just as if i were driving, he'd have to trust me that i saw the cliff.
give up some of that damn control you are clenching.

Posted by Television
this whole thread sounds like Nag Nag Nag to me.
where's this said "cliff" I wanna drive off of it.



Posted by ellessque
it is about control. you need to tell him about the cliff a hundred miles before hand over and over again like a fucking annoying parrot. Even though it's been covered on the road map and with the sufficient amount of signs on the highway.
if someone is wrong or in error, why not let them be? isn't that how someone learns? you are not his teacher. unless you get off on that shit, but leave that for the bedroom.


















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