I don't understand
Why that man in the bookstore stopped trying to start up a conversation with me when I started reading a book titled Misogyny? I thought men liked challenges.
posted by Debbye @ 10:40 AM
Just a (Transplanted to a) Small Town Girl...
Follow all the zany antics and adventures of a city-fied California girl as she adjusts to small town life in Missouri. Or something cliched like that.
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2 Comments:
You've been watching too many movies.
Men generally don't like to go outside their comfort zone. Hence the stereotype of men not wanting to "do stuff" as opposed to sitting in their la-z-boy and watching the game.
Women, in my opinion, seem to pursue challenges more, i.e., turning men into a "project", etc.
I guess I'm looking for a man who does stuff while I sit around and read books about Misogyny.
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