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Jimmy Snyder
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Some people say I married my wife because she was a millionaire, but it's not true. I would have married her if she only had $999,999.99bassplayer142 said:It matters how much money she has...
Some people say I married my wife because she was a millionaire, but it's not true. I would have married her if she only had $999,999.99bassplayer142 said:It matters how much money she has...
jimmysnyder said:Some people say I married my wife because she was a millionaire, but it's not true. I would have married her if she only had $999,999.99
bassplayer142 said:If you didn't notice that was supposed to be a joke. I agree with you 100% that money plays a small role.
Actually, I lifted it, as usual. This time from a song that I heard just last night.bassplayer142 said:If you didn't notice that was supposed to be a joke.
Nucleonics said:Being a male, I've heard women frequently tell me that they can make men do anything they so desired (within reason, I'd assume). The sheer lack of humility of such a statement makes me think it's just something women say because they heard other women say it also. But I was wondering what the experience of the women in this forum really was. Can you ladies really get anything you request from a guy (within reason)?
Mk said:You are a male, and trying to avoid sex, flirtation, and bosom flashing? Are you homosexual?
This is a common question that often arises in discussions about gender dynamics. The short answer is no, women cannot manipulate men into doing anything they want. Both men and women have agency and the ability to make their own choices and decisions.
No, there is no scientific evidence to support the claim that women have the power to control men's actions. In fact, research has shown that both men and women have similar levels of influence in relationships and decision-making processes.
The idea that women can manipulate men is often perpetuated by societal norms and gender stereotypes. These beliefs are often rooted in traditional gender roles that portray women as manipulative and men as easily influenced.
Yes, both men and women have the potential to manipulate and influence others. It is not a gender-specific trait and is dependent on individual personalities and behaviors.
It is important to recognize and challenge these gender stereotypes whenever they arise. By promoting equality and acknowledging that both men and women have agency, we can break away from harmful beliefs and promote healthier relationships and interactions.