Do men and women think the same?

[matako 0]

And why are women so emotionally-driven?

[GaryC 7]

And why are women so emotionally-driven?

Because of guys like you.

[matako 0]

Dont get personal...you mean your girl is not emotional correct? If so, please start worrying. I will defer my comments on this one, given that she is from Phillipines.

And why are women so emotionally-driven?

Because of guys like you.

[LuzyC 0]

Hmmm...Am I emotional-correct to you now?

[rebelheart 0]

Hmmm...Am I emotional-correct to you now?

[Cristy 4]

Why do men always ask why women are emotional? Can't you just leave us alone?!?!?! I don't think that is very nice! You are making me mad and when I get mad I cry....great now I am crying? Are you happy you made me cry? I am not talking to you anymore. This makes me so upset I can't even see through my tears.

You mean like that?

[one...two...tree 2,762]

And why are women so emotionally-driven?

So are men (humans are emotional beings)...it's just that through pedagogical conditioning, men have been taught to supress their emotions or express them through acts of agression...

There is a clear connection between men and violence. In all contemporary societies for which evidence is available, men are the main agents of personal violence. In the United States, for instance, men are 90% of those charged with aggravated assault, murder and manslaughter. Men are much more likely than women to bear weapons: US researchers have found rates of gun ownership among men running four times the rates for women, even after a campaign by the arms manufacturers to get women to buy guns. Though both genders can be involved in domestic violence, men are far more likely than women to be the perpetrators of serious injury against their partners.

Men are also far more likely than women to be involved in organized violence. In many parts of the world men are the only people recruited into the military. Even where women can enter, men are the great majority of soldiers, police, private security agents, and prison officers. Military technology and strategy are mainly designed by men.

Men are also more likely than women to be the targets of certain kinds of violence. They are more likely to be casualties in combat. They are more likely to be the victims of assault in "public violence" such as brawls, and victims of what we might call "business violence", such as the intimidation and murder associated with the illicit drug trade. Men are also more likely to be arrested and imprisoned. In Australia, for instance, 94% of prisoners in jails are men.

http://www.undp.org/rblac/gender/menandviolence.htm

[mawilson 2,133]

I think this dude explains it best:

Difference between men and women, as explained by a nice man from Saudi Arabia

[Fandango 1,440]

I've seen many emotional men. They're ikky.

[Trompe le Monde 1,107]

Don't worry boys there is a solution!

http://www.menwithcramps.com/

[Ban Hammer 14,290]

I've seen many emotional men. They're ikky.

say it ain't so!

[Carol&Marc 0]

And why are women so emotionally-driven?

So are men (humans are emotional beings)...it's just that through pedagogical conditioning, men have been taught to supress their emotions or express them through acts of agression...

There is a clear connection between men and violence. In all contemporary societies for which evidence is available, men are the main agents of personal violence. In the United States, for instance, men are 90% of those charged with aggravated assault, murder and manslaughter. Men are much more likely than women to bear weapons: US researchers have found rates of gun ownership among men running four times the rates for women, even after a campaign by the arms manufacturers to get women to buy guns. Though both genders can be involved in domestic violence, men are far more likely than women to be the perpetrators of serious injury against their partners.

Men are also far more likely than women to be involved in organized violence. In many parts of the world men are the only people recruited into the military. Even where women can enter, men are the great majority of soldiers, police, private security agents, and prison officers. Military technology and strategy are mainly designed by men.

Men are also more likely than women to be the targets of certain kinds of violence. They are more likely to be casualties in combat. They are more likely to be the victims of assault in "public violence" such as brawls, and victims of what we might call "business violence", such as the intimidation and murder associated with the illicit drug trade. Men are also more likely to be arrested and imprisoned. In Australia, for instance, 94% of prisoners in jails are men.

http://www.undp.org/rblac/gender/menandviolence.htm

I've seen many emotional men. They're ikky.

Cmon Steve Man-UP..........quit the Psycho babble! Steve dont get emotional I am just having fun!

[one...two...tree 2,762]

And why are women so emotionally-driven?

So are men (humans are emotional beings)...it's just that through pedagogical conditioning, men have been taught to supress their emotions or express them through acts of agression...

There is a clear connection between men and violence. In all contemporary societies for which evidence is available, men are the main agents of personal violence. In the United States, for instance, men are 90% of those charged with aggravated assault, murder and manslaughter. Men are much more likely than women to bear weapons: US researchers have found rates of gun ownership among men running four times the rates for women, even after a campaign by the arms manufacturers to get women to buy guns. Though both genders can be involved in domestic violence, men are far more likely than women to be the perpetrators of serious injury against their partners.

Men are also far more likely than women to be involved in organized violence. In many parts of the world men are the only people recruited into the military. Even where women can enter, men are the great majority of soldiers, police, private security agents, and prison officers. Military technology and strategy are mainly designed by men.

Men are also more likely than women to be the targets of certain kinds of violence. They are more likely to be casualties in combat. They are more likely to be the victims of assault in "public violence" such as brawls, and victims of what we might call "business violence", such as the intimidation and murder associated with the illicit drug trade. Men are also more likely to be arrested and imprisoned. In Australia, for instance, 94% of prisoners in jails are men.

http://www.undp.org/rblac/gender/menandviolence.htm

I've seen many emotional men. They're ikky.

Cmon Steve Man-UP..........quit the Psycho babble! Steve dont get emotional I am just having fun!

"It takes a big man to cry. It takes an even bigger man to laugh at that man."

~ Jack Handy

[Fandango 1,440]

Nowt worse than a weepy-man....take your b@lls out of my handbag, and reattach and feel the surge!

[Carol&Marc 0]

Nowt worse than a weepy-man....take your b@lls out of my handbag, and reattach and feel the surge!

Geeez Lisa,I just read your post and looked at that pumpkin man and just lost it!