Re: Busybody men…
Its universally accepted that, when they are at it, men are better cook, darzi and gynecologists than women.
enough said
Re: Busybody men…
millions of men around the world have been tolerating women for thousands of years. especially in the subcontinent.
and this is just the beginning for you …
(live and let live)
KayZ
July 7, 2011, 12:52pm
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Re: Busybody men…
Sehrysh:
One of my greatest pet peeves is men who can’t keep their comments and opinions to themselves when the issue/topic doesn’t relate to them and is a women-specific matter. GRRRR!
Why do men need to comment on darzis or birthing of children or even how to handle kitchens (since they’re not actually planning on helping out in the kitchen any how).
Mardon ko aurton kay kaam mai dakhal nahin dayna chahiyay - it seems to unmasculine!
Men talking about cooking, who help out in the kitchen makes sense or men talking about parenting children also makes sense - but there is this one category of men that constantly wants to add their two cents to a conversation that really only relates to wives and mothers and DILs - I don’t like that at all.
lets start a two new forums. HIS and HER. This may help solving this problem.
Re: Busybody men…
doesn’t bother me unless he’s really forcing his opinion on me. In fact, I like men who can talk about women’s things. I mean women’s issues.
aarrghghgh…I mean household chores and births etc.
Niksik
July 7, 2011, 5:23pm
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Re: Busybody men…
See the mind that creates the problem usually cannot solve it. It does help to get a man’s perspective…even on useless women issues. Men offer a fresher view and not a self absorbed one. Don’t feel bad women, but really, if we were indeed that clever, we’d be better off
TLK
July 7, 2011, 5:27pm
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Re: Busybody men…
Its universally accepted that, when they are at it, men are better cook, darzi and gynecologists than women.
enough said
Pfft ..DC6 you are such a girl
Milly
July 7, 2011, 5:30pm
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Re: Busybody men…
I somewhat agree with this.
Re: Busybody men…
I think there should be no problem if men give suggestions on household matters… they are just giving suggestions… and i think it shows that they care about you
Re: Busybody men…
Sehrysh:
One of my greatest pet peeves is men who can’t keep their comments and opinions to themselves when the issue/topic doesn’t relate to them and is a women-specific matter. GRRRR!
Why do men need to comment on darzis or birthing of children or even how to handle kitchens (since they’re not actually planning on helping out in the kitchen any how).
Mardon ko aurton kay kaam mai dakhal nahin dayna chahiyay - it seems to unmasculine!
Men talking about cooking, who help out in the kitchen makes sense or men talking about parenting children also makes sense - but there is this one category of men that constantly wants to add their two cents to a conversation that really only relates to wives and mothers and DILs - I don’t like that at all.
This actually happens?? How bizarre…
Shak
July 7, 2011, 10:35pm
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Re: Busybody men…
Bus dheet hain hum log, kya kiya jai
Re: Busybody men…
Itne saalon baad apko such bol kar kaisa mehsus ho raha hai?
