A Hard Truth

[JAMESBJOHNSON]

Can you name any female institution or organization any man wants to be part of? Besides the vagina.

I cant either.

 

[geronimo_appleby]

i once dreamed of being the used mattress storeman at the WRAC Training Centre in Guildford.

 

[hashtag45]

Can you name any female institution or organization any man wants to be part of? Besides the vagina.

I cant either.

Perhaps not,
but given your guys lifestyle, this one would be most fitting:

www.pace-society.org/

 

[JAMESBJOHNSON]

I find it stunning how the esteem entirely flows in one direction.

 

[hashtag45]

I find it stunning how the esteem entirely flows in one direction.

you're so right, indeed.
Women talk about poetry and feelings . Men - who lasts longer, etc…

 

[chillywilly2]

you're so right, indeed.
Women talk about poetry and feelings . Men - who lasts longer, etc…

Men DO NOT talk about who lasts longer

 

[hashtag45]

Men DO NOT talk about who lasts longer

edited :
what else, then? 'is' instead of 'lasts'?

 

[Magnetron]

Can you name any female institution or organization any man wants to be part of? Besides the vagina.

I cant either.

I'm going to be a lesbian in my next life.

So ..... the Other Team.

Fuck yeah.

 

[Magnetron]

Another hard truth occurred in JBJ's pants when Bruce became Caitlyn.

 

[JAMESBJOHNSON]

you're so right, indeed.
Women talk about poetry and feelings . Men - who lasts longer, etc…

women talk about each other.

 

[phrodeau]

How about a convent brewery?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starobrno_Brewery

 

[Liar]

How about a convent brewery?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starobrno_Brewery

That is legit lager, that is.

 

[hashtag45]

women talk about each other.

Probably true. And that's something that I'm not proud of.

BTW
A friend (who's a lower-ranking manager) once told me that she likes working in a mixed team, because the flaws of both sexes get balanced that way. Aka less drama from either sex & the job gets done.

Because, in teams that are unisex,
- some women can hold grudges/backstab each other
- but that it ain't pretty with men either. That they can get v.competitive and stuck over small things, therefore neglecting other tasks. And also, whenever male egoes are involved or bruised - they can easily turn into their bitchy/grudge-holding counterparts.

((Please tell me if you agree with above. I'm sure you do
PS - I'm off now, so I'll be able to read your answer only much later))

 

[JAMESBJOHNSON]

Probably true. And that's something that I'm not proud of.

BTW
A friend (who's a lower-ranking manager) once told me that she likes working in a mixed team, because the flaws of both sexes get balanced that way. Aka less drama from either sex & the job gets done.

Because, in teams that are unisex,
- some women can hold grudges/backstab each other
- but that it ain't pretty with men either. That they can get v.competitive and stuck over small things, therefore neglecting other tasks. And also, whenever male egoes are involved or bruised - they can easily turn into their bitchy/grudge-holding counterparts.

((Please tell me if you agree with above. I'm sure you do
PS - I'm off now, so I'll be able to read your answer only much later))

I worked with women for 20 years and hated it. That said, I worked with a few females who were the best associates anyone could want. Oddly, I get along with lesbians better than straight gals. I had 3 lesbian supervisors, and we worked well together. I get along with almost all men unless theyre pussies.

I stipulate that much of what you report is accurate. I don't dispute any of it.

 

[hashtag45]

I worked with women for 20 years and hated it. That said, I worked with a few females who were the best associates anyone could want. Oddly, I get along with lesbians better than straight gals. I had 3 lesbian supervisors, and we worked well together. I get along with almost all men unless theyre pussies.

I stipulate that much of what you report is accurate. I don't dispute any of it.

Quick last one:
I like working with both genders, provided that they are within certain bounds of normality.

But as far as to the most extreme cases - the ones that you are referring to- I'm kinda on a same page with you, unfortunately. Because I think that I was bullied only twice in my life - both during my first year of immigration, when I was v. vulnerable (fresh out of the boat and anxious). Both were women.