The Guys' Rules: A (Hilarious) Guide to Men

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The discussion humorously outlines the "Guys' Rules," a set of guidelines reflecting male perspectives on relationships and communication with women. Key points include the assertion that men are not mind readers, the importance of direct communication, and the idea that shopping is not considered a sport by men. The rules emphasize clarity in requests and responses, as well as the notion that emotional expressions like crying can be perceived as manipulative. Overall, the rules serve as a comedic take on the differences between male and female communication styles.

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  • #32
vanesch said:
This one doesn't work for me.

In my case, it is rather:


(well, that's what my wife says)
:smile:


Tsu usually tells me that she did state clearly what she wants, but I never remember anything that she says. :rolleyes:

I believe in the Many Worlds Theory of marriage.
 
  • #34
Moonbear said:
Shhhh...we try to just humor Ivan when he has his senior moments. :biggrin:

Well hi there. Welcome to PF.
 
  • #35
Ivan Seeking said:
After twenty years of marriage, here is what I have learned, guys.

"Yes dear, you're right, I'm wrong, I'm slime"

It makes life much simpler and I always get the last word.
Over here:


You were right.
I was wrong.
Please forgive me.
(repeat)
 

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