Sep. 28, 2006 - Untitled Comment

Posted by MrsNehemiah

women are slow to warm up (romanticaly) and less visual than men, therefore we like the hiddeness of partially lit rooms, and slow methods of travel,(so we have time to talk) sometimes our ability to multitask (and ingrained belief that men can't) makes it hard to have a conversation with a man while he's driving (yes I know I'm stomping an imaginary brake pedal, no I can't stop) plus it's somehow safer to reveal your inner self if you don't have to see the other person (that way you can't read revulsion on his face) hence the need for inadaquate lighting. That's why women are afraid of electricity, we're afraid of what that bright light will reveal, and we're afraid that if we're talking while moving fast we'll crash. Mrs. N

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Sep. 28, 2006 - Untitled Comment

Posted by CommunicationFUNdamentals

ROFL That was hilarious! But let me give you another woman's perspective. Actually, women aren't afraid of electricity. We just like to get away from it all at times because men are obscessed with MORE POWER! It isn't enough for men to have a power mower. They need one that can mow the lawn in 0-6 seconds! It isn't enough for men to have cable TV. They need the ALL IN ONE REMOTE WITH KEYLESS ENTRY! It's not enough for men to watch a show. They need to SIMULTANEOUSLY SURF SIX CHANNELS! JoJo Wife to a techno buff!

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Oct. 2, 2006 - Untitled Comment

Posted by a4givensinner

God created me to be too practical of a woman to find those things romantic, and I've often wondered why most women do find those things romantic. I think, at least to some extent, it's more a social thing. We're raised to believe those things are romantic, and most don't give it a second thought. It's seeking after an emotional experience of "romance", which isn't necessarily a bad thing in moderation, but it's all about perspective. Things I find romantic: Teaching me how to hunt (then taking me hunting) Watching football (I have a story about this actually) Bringing me a heart-shaped pizza on Valentines day (assuming you work for a pizza delivery place) And the best one: Buying me a gift...no, not diamonds, but a bible study book because you heard how great it was, and you care about my walk with the Lord. If candles are you're "thing" there's nothing wrong with that, but I do think it's just perspective.

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