Re: Moods
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2015 3:21 pm
Get me a beer, and make me a sammich and I'll tell you.Storyteller wrote:Liar, pants on fire.
Its just us women who dare to share.
Why is that?
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Re: Moods
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2015 3:22 pm
Deal 
Re: Moods
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2015 3:22 pm
Fine*RickD wrote:No*.Nessa wrote:*wonders if RickD uses humour to hide his true feelings"
*Men don't have feelings.
I believe you
FIne: a response used by females all over the world to let the male know when something is anything but fine
Re: Moods
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2015 3:26 pm
RickD wrote:Get me a beer, and make me a sammich and I'll tell you.Storyteller wrote:Liar, pants on fire.
Its just us women who dare to share.
Why is that?
get sharing ![y/:]](./images/smilies/yahoo/20.gif "Raised eyebrow"){kind=small}
Re: Moods
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2015 3:31 pm
Or we'll eat the sarnies...
Re: Moods
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2015 3:46 pm
Actually, I'd prefer home made scones, and tea.
Re: Moods
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2015 3:48 pm
I just get so angry sometimes, it used to be with God, now its with myself.
Is this the beginning of true repentance?
I feel so vulnerable, so niave but so loved.
I dont want to drink.
I will not drink.
One day.
Is this the beginning of true repentance?
I feel so vulnerable, so niave but so loved.
I dont want to drink.
I will not drink.
One day.
Re: Moods
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2015 3:49 pm
With clotted cream and jam.RickD wrote:Actually, I'd prefer home made scones, and tea.
Re: Moods
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2015 4:20 pm
That sounds delicious. NO LARD!!!!Storyteller wrote:With clotted cream and jam.RickD wrote:Actually, I'd prefer home made scones, and tea.
Re: Moods
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2015 4:22 pm
If getting angry with ourselves when we let ourselves down, is the beginning of repentance, I've been stuck at the beginning for years.Storyteller wrote:I just get so angry sometimes, it used to be with God, now its with myself.
Is this the beginning of true repentance?
I feel so vulnerable, so niave but so loved.
I dont want to drink.
I will not drink.
One day.
Re: Moods
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2015 4:28 pm
Feelings are, frequently, HIGHLY misleading indications of the actual reality of things. But everyone - men and women - need to occasionally, honestly and APPROPRIATELY vent them. But when that door to the "wonderful world of feelings" is swung wide open - particularly when they are unrestrained and swell into raw emotion, it never appears to lead to anything good. 
That is what I can't handle. Men try to be problem solvers - they want to identify the problem and do whatever they can to quickly and efficiently neutralize whatever is the cause. But pure feelings are like this scary, metaphysical beast that obeys no laws of rhyme or reason - making most men feel completely helpless. Yep, I get it: often my wife just wants me to listen (often in great detail) about how she feels about something that is upsetting her. So, I try to be a good and patient listener - all the while I'm mentally brainstorming a practical solution. And so after she has stopped venting, I respond with my thoughts on what she or we might do to remedy the source of her anxiety. But, so often, that does not have the intended effect. And if she ever CRIES - I have a very hard time appropriately responding. However, I know that some of our key traits (both men and women) are God-given. I try to remember that.
That is what I can't handle. Men try to be problem solvers - they want to identify the problem and do whatever they can to quickly and efficiently neutralize whatever is the cause. But pure feelings are like this scary, metaphysical beast that obeys no laws of rhyme or reason - making most men feel completely helpless. Yep, I get it: often my wife just wants me to listen (often in great detail) about how she feels about something that is upsetting her. So, I try to be a good and patient listener - all the while I'm mentally brainstorming a practical solution. And so after she has stopped venting, I respond with my thoughts on what she or we might do to remedy the source of her anxiety. But, so often, that does not have the intended effect. And if she ever CRIES - I have a very hard time appropriately responding. However, I know that some of our key traits (both men and women) are God-given. I try to remember that. Re: Moods
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2015 4:33 pm
Sorry, back to the silly banter!
Re: Moods
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2015 5:07 pm
Are you kidding?! That was so honest and heartfeltPhilip wrote:Sorry, back to the silly banter!
Re: Moods
Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2015 1:51 am
Storyteller wrote:Liar, pants on fire.
Its just us women who dare to share.
Why is that?
Men share ...they just need a little more prodding
Re: Moods
Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2015 10:20 am
If we share too much it is off toNessa wrote:Storyteller wrote:Liar, pants on fire.
Its just us women who dare to share.
Why is that?
Men share ...they just need a little more prodding
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so it is wisdom to just say 
dear whatever you say... 
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