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#2 (permalink) Mon Jun 01, 2009 18:51 pm Give it a moments thought. |
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| Bill, I think you meant "a moment's notice". |
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#3 (permalink) Mon Jun 01, 2009 19:19 pm Give it a moments thought. |
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Hi Bill,
Very well put. It's great to have someone by your side, one whom you could share with and trust. What provoked you to write this, Bill?
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#4 (permalink) Mon Jun 01, 2009 20:23 pm Give it a moments thought. |
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Yes , Sir Bill ..give someone a real sense of purpose,recognize people, inculde them ,encourage them ,train them ,ask their opinions, praise them. Show people , in other words ,that you trust ,respect,and care about them.
Many thanks for you .
Your devoted.
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#5 (permalink) Mon Jun 01, 2009 21:19 pm Give it a moments thought. |
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Ski, because my special person is no longer available to me, and I so regret never having said these things. These things that ought to have been said, and these things that will now never be spoken.
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#6 (permalink) Mon Jun 01, 2009 22:07 pm Give it a moments thought. |
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Share the glory , accept the blame,and take every opportunity to build confidence on the team. I asked all my friends here to spread the word again and again that mistakes are a natural part of life, and to walk softly and leave the big stick at home.
Many thanks, Sir Bill. |
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#7 (permalink) Tue Jun 02, 2009 7:36 am Give it a moments thought. |
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| You really shouldn't say 'I love you' unless you mean it. But if you mean it, you should say it a lot. People forget. |
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#8 (permalink) Wed Jun 03, 2009 18:26 pm Give it a moments thought. |
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Most of things that Kitosdad mentioned are true for me when I was abroad, away from home. But now I think one of the things that is important that we always forget is we should also have more patience with the people we love.
Most of the time, I find it really challenging for me to bring myself out and put myself in the other person's situation.
But it is rewarding in the end, because I always learned something from it. |
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#9 (permalink) Thu Jun 04, 2009 3:30 am Give it a moments thought. |
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| Can anybody tell me what the difference between men and women is? What make you think that for women is almost natural to talk about feelings and for men it goes through inner struggle? Do we feel headache and tooth pain differently? Don’t we laugh at the same jokes? Why personal qualities should be explained in terms of gender? Please, don’t be offended, but think it is an archaism. |
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#10 (permalink) Thu Jun 04, 2009 7:32 am Give it a moments thought. |
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Janna, good morning to you. Obviously I was guilty of generalising with this comment, but I stand by it. Men do find it more difficult to reveal their inner feelings, unless in private with a particular loved one, whereas women will more openly display and vocalise their feelings before others.
I'm sure that the majority of male members here would agree with me. A man reaches a certain age when a public display of his feelings seems inappropriate to himself. You can even see the early development of this trait in young boys, who shrug of the attentions of their mothers when within the sight of others, whilst the girls will welcome, even demand this attention in times of discomfort, regardless of others watching or listening.
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#11 (permalink) Thu Jun 04, 2009 7:48 am Give it a moments thought. |
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Scientists decoding the human genome have discovered that just 78 genes separate men from women.
Please, Janna read this article and give me your opinion ?
Understanding The Difference Between Men And Women
By: Michael G. Conner, Psy.D, Clinical & Medical Psychologist
I have a great interest in this subject, and concern about....
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#12 (permalink) Thu Jun 04, 2009 19:45 pm Give it a moments thought. |
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Omg! Nobody is guilty, we only express our opinions. That’s what a forum’s for. You can say whatever you want and won’t be stoned. This article repeats the ideas that have been raised in “Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus” by John Gray. It neither convinced me 15 years ago, nor impressed me now. However, the authors noticed, how they couldn’t, that the differences are not absolute, and they are rather tendencies. A. I doubt that there are inherited psychological male and female traits. B. I’m 45, I’ve lived in three different countries, and, so far, I’ve not observed strong visible patterns as they’re described in the article. C. I tend to think that personal, so-called male and female, qualities are learned by children through the social activities. It drives me crazy to think to what extent we are a product of our society. I can’t deny that here and there the differences exist; my point is that they are generated by society. D. Last but not least, let’s consider a forum. If a gender of a member is not mentioned in any way, would we be able to know that for sure? |
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#13 (permalink) Fri Jun 05, 2009 12:10 pm Give it a moments thought. |
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" If a gender of a member is not mentioned in any way, would we be able to know that for sure?"
That is an question excellent Jana, but a far cry from the subject under discussion.
OK, men ARE more inclined to conceal their true feelings when being observed by others,or if you prefer, men ARE more introvert in this respect. That is my only claim.
If I may cite an example to support my claim. A vicar friend of mine once said, " I'm so fed up with men mumbling their vows during their wedding ceremonies, I never have to ask a women to speak up. I'm sure the men find it embarassing to let other people hear them " This speaks volumes to me.
Kitos.
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#14 (permalink) Fri Jun 05, 2009 21:38 pm Give it a moments thought. |
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In math, there is a term - "counterexample"; such an example that shows that a hypothesis is false. You're, yourself, sounds like the counterexample. By the way, you've probably seen this old performance, but if not, you'll enjoy it. Everybody will!!!
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#15 (permalink) Sat Jun 06, 2009 6:42 am Give it a moments thought. |
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Janna, that was hilarious, and far closer to the truth than most of we men will admit.
Many thanks for posting it.
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