🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <44u3p6$3eg_003@nauticom.net.nauticom.net> drmforge@nauticom.net (Impotent) writes:
>In article <44n0m7$j36@usenet.srv.cis.pitt.edu>,
>   lvcst1+@pitt.edu (L. V Carter) wrote:
>>
>>Of course we do.  Right after we graduate from junior high 
>>our mothers sit us down and teach them to us.
>
>AH, HA! In a moment of pure and unadulterated honesty
>you've revealed and exposed one of your gender's secrets.
>
>
>>Disclaimer:
>>This was a joke.  THIS WAS *ONLY* A JOKE.  Had this 
>>been a serious post, I would have gotten some freshman 
>>to post it for me.
>
>Then had the audacity to cover it up as though it were
>a joke, ha. You guys are really sly -- no wonder we males
>have such a hard time understanding.
>
>Rick...

Doesn't anyone one see what people are doing in this thread?  The originator
writes an implication that "women" play head games.  A woman responds,
"but men play head games too".  Men do this, Women do that.  But women
do it first.  Did not, Did too. ......Mommmm, Billy's looking at me.

Some people play head games, some people don't.  Stop pointing fingers
at each other because of your relationship (or lack of) problems and start
trying to communicate.  Stop blaming the opposite sex "in general" for
your problems.  If someone that you encounter seems to be playing what
you consider to be head games call them on it and communicate your
displeasure to that person.  People can whine and complain all they want
in front of the 100,000 or whatever people that read these groups but
it's not going to do a bit of good.  The person that you should be talking
to is the person that you think is playing the head games.


-- 
John Fereira
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Isis Distributed Systems - Ithaca, NY