SWTs

[Puggit]

Research finds women feel happy when their husband or partner is upset

Telegraph article

[Vieste]

Spotting

[Ahhh Moneypenny]

Ahh back to good old PH women bashing again, how many threads on here complaing about us women folk???

[MattOz]

Ahhh Moneypenny said:

Ahh back to good old PH women bashing again, how many threads on here complaing about us women folk???

Not enough! HTH

[The Beaver King]

Ahhh Moneypenny said:

Ahh back to good old PH women bashing again, how many threads on here complaing about us women folk???

Surprise surprise, another female PH moaning again. Jesus

[Penny-lope]

Ahhh Moneypenny said:

Ahh back to good old PH women bashing again, how many threads on here complaing about us women folk???

It keeps them entertained, so we shouldn't complain really

[GroundEffect]

I can totally relate to this. I hide my emotions quite a lot as I was brought up to do so. So, when I was with my last girlfriend I never showed really any emotion and it bothered her greatly.

When we broke up and she had a case of mental that I called her out over and shouted at her, she actually smiled because I was being emotional.

They. Are. Nuts.

[CBR JGWRR]

Penny-lope said:

Ahhh Moneypenny said:

Ahh back to good old PH women bashing again, how many threads on here complaing about us women folk???

It keeps them entertained, so we shouldn't complain really

Keeps you entertained more like.

[The Beaver King]

Actually that article doesn't really tell you anything. I think it's pretty well known that women quite like to argue or at least illicit some kind of an emotional reaction from her partner. It's like a reassurance that he is still emotionally invested in the relationship as opposed to not giving a st.

fk me, I could do this relationship research, seems a piece of piss...

[Ahhh Moneypenny]

The Beaver King said:

Actually that article doesn't really tell you anything. I think it's pretty well known that women quite like to argue or at least illicit some kind of an emotional reaction from her partner. It's like a reassurance that he is still emotionally invested in the relationship as opposed to not giving a st.

fk me, I could do this relationship research, seems a piece of piss...

I can't be arsed to read the whole article but does it actually implicitly say that women start the arguments??

[Puggit]

Mrs Puggit wet herself laughing the first time I raised my voice at her (after quite a few years).

[CBR JGWRR]

Ahhh Moneypenny said:

The Beaver King said:

Actually that article doesn't really tell you anything. I think it's pretty well known that women quite like to argue or at least illicit some kind of an emotional reaction from her partner. It's like a reassurance that he is still emotionally invested in the relationship as opposed to not giving a st.

fk me, I could do this relationship research, seems a piece of piss...

I can't be arsed to read the whole article but does it actually implicitly say that women start the arguments??

Implied...

[CBR JGWRR]

The Beaver King said:

Actually that article doesn't really tell you anything. I think it's pretty well known that women quite like to argue or at least illicit some kind of an emotional reaction from her partner. It's like a reassurance that he is still emotionally invested in the relationship as opposed to not giving a st.

fk me, I could do this relationship research, seems a piece of piss...

You've just summed it up.

[Ahhh Moneypenny]

Perhaps PH can have a whole section called PH women haters: Your opportunity to piss and moan and link to everything that could possibly be wrong with women, because men are so clearly perfect...

[Puggit]

Ahhh Moneypenny said:

Perhaps PH can have a whole section called PH women haters: Your opportunity to piss and moan and link to everything that could possibly be wrong with women, because men are so clearly perfect...

Are you trying to illicit a response to see if there's an emotional attachment to all of us?

[CBR JGWRR]

Puggit said:

Ahhh Moneypenny said:

Perhaps PH can have a whole section called PH women haters: Your opportunity to piss and moan and link to everything that could possibly be wrong with women, because men are so clearly perfect...

Are you trying to illicit a response to see if there's an emotional attachment to all of us?

3 letters begining in Y, having an E and a S.

[Ahhh Moneypenny]

Puggit said:

Ahhh Moneypenny said:

Perhaps PH can have a whole section called PH women haters: Your opportunity to piss and moan and link to everything that could possibly be wrong with women, because men are so clearly perfect...

Are you trying to illicit a response to see if there's an emotional attachment to all of us?

You got me there




turd

[Happy82]

Ahhh Moneypenny said:

Perhaps PH can have a whole section called PH women haters: Your opportunity to piss and moan and link to everything that could possibly be wrong with women, because men are so clearly perfect...

Don't fall for it chaps, she feeds on your sadness and anger

[GroundEffect]

Ahhh Moneypenny said:

Perhaps PH can have a whole section called PH women haters: Your opportunity to piss and moan and link to everything that could possibly be wrong with women, because men are so clearly perfect...

You getting any treatment for that chip on your shoulder?

[Pesty]

Ahhh Moneypenny said:

The Beaver King said:

Actually that article doesn't really tell you anything. I think it's pretty well known that women quite like to argue or at least illicit some kind of an emotional reaction from her partner. It's like a reassurance that he is still emotionally invested in the relationship as opposed to not giving a st.

fk me, I could do this relationship research, seems a piece of piss...

I can't be arsed to read the whole article but does it actually implicitly say that women start the arguments??

yes stop arguing

my partner has admitted to me that she starts arguments on purpose.