firecracker22
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- Oct 23, 2000
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Now I have read—and been told—that men don’t talk about stuff to commiserate, they only talk about things to FIX a problem. That’s why you don’t say “I feel fat today” to a man because he will say “So why don’t you go on a diet?” when your girlfriends will say “I know how you feel.”
Now apparently that rule isn’t hard and fast. One notable exception is if you are trying to discuss problems within a relationship—then men don’t want to discuss them, fix them, or admit they exist. How in the HELL do you expect something to run forever if you don’t work on it? Your bike won’t fix itself, why should a relationship? Plus, like a loose part, the problem will only get worse if you ignore it.
IS there a way to discuss things with a man without putting him on the defensive?
Now apparently that rule isn’t hard and fast. One notable exception is if you are trying to discuss problems within a relationship—then men don’t want to discuss them, fix them, or admit they exist. How in the HELL do you expect something to run forever if you don’t work on it? Your bike won’t fix itself, why should a relationship? Plus, like a loose part, the problem will only get worse if you ignore it.
IS there a way to discuss things with a man without putting him on the defensive?