Well, that explains it.
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Too friggin true... expecially the compartmentalization.
In my experiences, it's totally beyond a woman to say or do something without it having a linkage to something else - or more accurately, it's beyond a woman to believe that a man can say or do something without it having some underlying message.
Man: "I don't like green."
Woman: "You think that dress I wore to the dance in tenth grade made me look fat and you never said anything even though you knew that MaryEllen told you I was going to wear it and she told Suzie that I looked horrible in it because it was spring instead of fall! Bastard!"
Man: "....tomatoes."
In my experiences, it's totally beyond a woman to say or do something without it having a linkage to something else - or more accurately, it's beyond a woman to believe that a man can say or do something without it having some underlying message.
Man: "I don't like green."
Woman: "You think that dress I wore to the dance in tenth grade made me look fat and you never said anything even though you knew that MaryEllen told you I was going to wear it and she told Suzie that I looked horrible in it because it was spring instead of fall! Bastard!"
Man: "....tomatoes."