Given an early relationship. Given....guy has a problem. He calls said woman a few times in the same evening and leaves a kind of desperate message on her voicemail (use your imagination...I don't mean a "booty-call"). The woman was in a movie when he called, but she listens to the voicemail, and leaps to several conclusions. The guy calls some more, but she won't answer.
Now, inversely, said woman has a problem...she calls many times, but the BF is in the gym. She leaves 3 desperate voicemails, leaps to a wrong conclusion, and drives to his place. A little while later the BF checks his voicemail...decides there must be a real problem, and tries to call back as he drives home. When he gets home, he gets his ears chewed off.
When we can't reach you, we're expected to just shut up and wait. "Be a man, already."
When you can't reach us, that means we're cheating. We have to always be available at your beckon call, even at 3am. We are your free, full-time shrink.
Question: WHY?
2006-08-04
08:36:34
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3 answers
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asked by
Pete El Pirata
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Family & Relationships
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"Mister Chivalry".....I don't even understand your reply. At first I was agreeing, as you were agreeing with me.....the make-believe guy I generated in that scenario WAS a total honest, trustworthy man, and that was the point. So why did you reverse the whole double-standard and hypocrisy thing directly after agreeing with me?
2006-08-05
06:53:51 ·
update #1
"Just me" is generalizing the sh-t out of men. I hate generalizations and although my scenario was a slightly less-than-typical scenario, it is still common, and true about women. Not all guys do what this woman said, the same as not all women are trustworthy like she seems to think. I have dealt with several cheating b--ches and you women are ALMOST as bad as the guys with your track records!
2006-08-05
06:57:18 ·
update #2