http://disqus.com/people/f254c8c00619a89596e12113ba472993/enMon, 30 Mar 2009 13:50:19 -0000http://vivalavoiz.disqus.com/men_and_their_inability_to_be_express_themselves/#comment-7638628LOL I really get your frustration about the opposite sex. The thing is that men and women are in fact different. I think it may be how we raise our men children to be tough and masculine and not show emotion because that's a sign of weakness. That carries on in their relationships with women who are emotional and we are taught that it's ok to be that way. So our signals get crossed because we don't understand if they are feeling "this way" then why aren't they acting "this way" (which is how we would act). It's not like that. <br><br>Men are more silent and you have to look deeper into the situation and basically read between the lines. If they are spending time with you and only you, then that should tell you something... If they are distancing themselves, that should tell you something... If they allow you to be apart of something that is important to them, that should tell you something... It's crazy to us to have to look below the surface because most of us (woman) are pretty vocal about how we feel right off the bat, men don't have to guess about how we're feeling. But us with them, we have to pay more attention. <br><br>Women are from Venus and Men are from Mars. I think we all should get Steve Harvey's new book, Act like a Lady and Think like a man. Hey why not? Might give us some insight! In fact, I think I'm stopping at Barnes and Noble on the way home!Daddy's Girl aka MzCeoMon, 30 Mar 2009 13:50:19 -0000