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Indian Princess:
You don't like making Indian food? Shiki loves Chicken Vindaloo with samosas and some fruit-filled naan. Why don't you like cooking? Shiki |
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Edited by
esebulldog
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Fri 03/11/11 12:06 PM
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Sounds to me like the grip on reality has been lost... You cannot stereotype people... Some men like to cook, some don't, some women like to cook some don't.. I will tell you that I'll be damned if it's going to be expected of me.. I will do it b/c I want to do it NOT b/c a man expects it... That kind of man won't last 5 min in my life... i can drink a few beers in four minutes |
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Even those huge Foster Lager beers?
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Men and women are equal, and yet different. The problem lies when men try to do women things, and women try to do men things. So, here is the deal. If you are a woman, you should cook, clean, and handle things in the bedroom. If you are a man, you should provide for your woman. That's it. After all, they don't call me Big Sexy for nuttin'. IF you are a grown up, You should be capable of doing all those things for yourself. If you are in a relationship, you should be able to decide amongst you how to share responsibilities according to your own PERSONAL strengths. And those responsibilities should be reasonably distributed. ONe person should not be required to be working AROUND the clock for the mere privilege of having a relationship while the other just continues to work 9-5, five days a week for a PAYCHECK, and a relationship, and a maid/cook/babysitter/prostitute ,at home If it is only two grown ups involved, and one does NO work outside the home. I can understand showing appreciation for that freedom they have during the day, by 'waiting on' the wageearner when they return from working. If it is two grown ups who BOTH work outside the home, BOTH should also be working INSIDE the home. IF it is two grown ups with children, they should be showing their children an example of how to appreciate others by BOTH being equally open to 'waiting' on the other when they are together. When one is DONE with their job outside the home, the other has been doing their JOB inside the home(caretaking) and they should both be open to helping EACH OTHER feel relaxed. |
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Even those huge Foster Lager beers? all she can carry |
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Msharmony, I must respectfully disagree. Women and men are different. I'm not saying better or worse, but different.
A man's job is to provide for his woman intellectually, spiritually, physically, emotionally, and financially. A woman's job is to cook and clean. Both jobs are different and yet important. It is the circle of life. |
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Edited by
msharmony
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Fri 03/11/11 12:31 PM
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Msharmony, I must respectfully disagree. Women and men are different. I'm not saying better or worse, but different. A man's job is to provide for his woman intellectually, spiritually, physically, emotionally, and financially. A woman's job is to cook and clean. Both jobs are different and yet important. It is the circle of life. I appreciate the respect...lol women and men ARE different but not in ABSOLUTE terms. Not all men excell at 'providing' and some are actually EXCELLENT cooks(most our well renowned chefs are male), and if they are good at it and enjoy it,, why shouldnt they do it? likeise with women, they dont all excel at being nurturing or cooking OR cleaning and some are actually BRILLIANT minds who excel at crunching numbers or creating new inventions or managing others, and if they are good at it and enjoy it,,why shouldnt they do it? not all adults are in a relationship and part of growing up is being SELF sufficient. Which means, an adult, male or female, needs to know how to cook and clean and provide. God bless the child thats got his(or her) own, rather than depending upon another to do it FOR them. I think the ideal mate(female or male) is one who can do it all as opposed to one who restricts themself based upon their gender and one who lifts the burdens of the other instead of demanding and expecting that they take on more....but thats just me |
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Wait wait...did we take the Delorian back to the 50's or something?
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A man's job is to provide for his woman intellectually, spiritually, physically, emotionally, and financially. A woman's job is to cook and clean. That's one opinion. It's certainly not a universal absolute. Who's in any position to make that determination for anyone (let alone everyone) else? |
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"Who's in any position to make that determination for anyone (let alone everyone) else?"
With great power comes great responsibility. |
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"Who's in any position to make that determination for anyone (let alone everyone) else?" With great power comes great responsibility. Thanks, I understand Stan Lee's early Spider-Man work.... All that aside, my point is -- who has the power to make that determination? I am not aware of anyone in that position. As an example -- I can't cook at all, not without starting a disaster of nuclear proportions. I don't even try anymore. Some of my exes could cook, some couldn't. Didn't matter to me either way. That's why Al Gore invented Arby's. Not everyone has the same priorities. And I sure as hell don't want anyone telling me what mine SHOULD be. |
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It's a moot point, because you're a man, so you don't have to cook. That's what women are for.
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It's a moot point, because you're a man, so you don't have to cook. That's what women are for. But some men like to cook. Does that make them wrong, or bad, or something other than men? I don't think so. I think that makes them men who like to cook. And some women don't like to cook. Does that make them wrong, or bad, or something other than women? No. I mean, if you want to sit around and make up arbitrary standards and say "Men should do this, and women should do that," well, fine, but don't expect anyone else to live by that. I could say "Men should all wear orange and purple clown suits, and women should all throw rocks at elephants," and it has just as much worth as anyone else's opinion. Which is to say, none. |
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I have to disagree here, although I respect your opinion, and the beautiful thing about a blog is we can agree to disagree. Women from my experience want a man to be a man. They want to feel taken care of. In fact, when a man does not work, for example, to a woman, he seems to be less of a man. Now, if he is trying to get a job, that is one thing, but if he does not want to even look for a job, he is not a man, in the eyes of many women. Similarly, there are women so focused on their careers, they forget what it is like to be a hot, steamy, sweaty woman. when your ship lands, have your alien brethern beam me up so that I can set your ***straight nobody defines for me what I do |
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Msharmony, I must respectfully disagree. Women and men are different. I'm not saying better or worse, but different. A man's job is to provide for his woman intellectually, spiritually, physically, emotionally, and financially. A woman's job is to cook and clean. Both jobs are different and yet important. It is the circle of life. that's the stupidest thing I have ever seen. really |
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Wait wait...did we take the Delorian back to the 50's or something? ummmmmmmmmm I think so - gimme a jump from that fast *** Ford u got |
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Edited by
stephanie_chicago
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Fri 03/11/11 07:19 PM
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Indian Princess: You don't like making Indian food? Shiki loves Chicken Vindaloo with samosas and some fruit-filled naan. Why don't you like cooking? Shiki I did not say that I didn't like to cook and I can cook some Indian dishes as well.. What I believe I said was that "NO ONE will demand that I do anything. What I do I do because I want to NOT because it's expected".. You state "Who's in any position to make that determination for anyone (let alone everyone) else?" Yet you continue to tell us what a man's job is and what a woman's job is.. HOW pray tell does anything you've said hold any validity IF you keep contradicting yourself? |
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Wait wait...did we take the Delorian back to the 50's or something? Where we're going we don't need roads |
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Wait wait...did we take the Delorian back to the 50's or something? Where we're going we don't need roads the goofman gets the EXACT quote that's a kiss to Goof |
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