WhipTheHip -> Reading words in there most favorable light (8/5/2006 8:30:17 AM)
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Hi Ga, > It astounds me that you feel you can speak for ALL men here. Please forgive me, I did not mean each and every such male. I just wrote the word "All" to emphasize the fact that I believe few well-endowed men really believe that is what EVERY woman wants. Granted, I could be wrong about this, but I try to give everyone the benefit of the doubt. But I can understand how someone might come to the conclusion that I am wrong about this. I don't doubt that a lot of well-endowed men talk as if they really believed that they have what all women want. I just think they talk this way, to sell their asset. > Again with the most generalized statements. You may know > ALL of the gay women in the world, so maybe you are an > expert on this type of behavior between gay women, but I > have known quite a few gay women in my lifetime, my sister > being one of them, and I have not found that they fight with > each other any more or less than most het. couples We all tend to speak from our personal experiences, and generalize from our personal experiences. Of course, I could be wrong. It is just a personal observation I made from the limited number of gay female couples I've known. I'm sure there are a large number of gay female couples that don't fight often. Some true generalizations have a lot of exceptions. And it is quite possible, even likely that the female gay couples I have known are not representative of the entire lesbian community. So, I also owe an apology for making this remark. I was just trying to share an observation made from my personal experience. > I think you will learn alot if you try to stay away from > absolute statements. Those tend to hit on the nerves > of some, like me, for instance. You are right about this, too. Absolute statement are almost always wrong, because there are usually many exceptions to every rule. For this reason, when people make absolute statements, I generally assume they are just using figurative speech or hyperbole. Best regards, Michael
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