Do you ever wish there was a women's only on this site?

[Paulina]

Wouldn't it be nice to compare questions, concerns, late in life crust you may be going on with your body? No offense men. There are plenty of nice men on this site but damn it? I'd love to ask a woman do you have this going on? Do you have that going on? In private. Well, I'll be polite for this one. Becoming older and within I'd say the past 3 years my hair looks and feels like hard straw.

It sucks as I used to have nice, soft hair and seems like overnight, pure straw. I've purchased many, many, many hair products (including supplements) as they say; "Your hair will look terrific with this or if you use that". I'd list all of the many products I've purchased but they're all a simple no go. Too many to mention. What works for you turning straw like hair into soft, substile hair? You see women? I'd love to go deeper than that with asking women questions since I don't have any female friends and can't compare or get advice. Once again, private. I believe that maybe a no go. Hum.

 

[outlander]

That would be fantastic!

 

[January]

No, can't really see need for it.

 

[Warrigal]

Then we would have to be open to a men's only site.

I might wish to enter the fray but would not be welcome.

I think the men on this website should be allowed to comment on everything.
They mostly stay out of women's business.

 

[Paulina]

That would be fantastic!

Thank you!

 

[Jules]

No, can't really see need for it.

Ditto.

 

[OneEyedDiva]

No. Because I've made close bonds with a couple of men on this site. We are strictly friends who occasionally talk by phone, text and email. I feel honored to know them. You can ask questions in women's only threads. Of course the nosy men will peek, but they don't know who you really are, so who cares!

 

[Llynn]

Women want equality but then they want their own private spaces because" they are special" don't-cha-know?

 

[jujube]

A lot of people swear by coconut oil on your hair, put on a showercap and apply warmth (not heat) and let it soak in. Repeat.

I would just like to have some more hair. My hair is getting so thin, I'm going to have to start looking at wigs or keep wearing hats for the rest of my life. I used to have such thick hair.

 

[Olivia]

Yes, but it would run too long.

 

[George1959]

Wouldn't it be nice to compare questions, concerns, late in life crust you may be going on with your body? No offense men. There are plenty of nice men on this site but damn it? I'd love to ask a woman do you have this going on? Do you have that going on? In private. Well, I'll be polite for this one. Becoming older and within I'd say the past 3 years my hair looks and feels like hard straw.

It sucks as I used to have nice, soft hair and seems like overnight, pure straw. I've purchased many, many, many hair products (including supplements) as they say; "Your hair will look terrific with this or if you use that". I'd list all of the many products I've purchased but they're all a simple no go. Too many to mention. What works for you turning straw like hair into soft, substile hair? You see women? I'd love to go deeper than that with asking women questions since I don't have any female friends and can't compare or get advice. Once again, private. I believe that maybe a no go. Hum.

My advice as a man: You could use private messages (PM) to communicate with other women. This is also possible with several participants. Or even better, make a Zoom meeting and invite other women. This is face to face.

 

[timoc]

I just don't understand what ladies talk about and I can't stay awake long enough to hear it all.

 

[Aunt Bea]

No thanks.

I hate to admit it but men know things and occasionally add value to the conversation.

 

[CallMeKate]

Nope, I can't see a need for a ladies only section. If I'd ever have a question or concern like you mentioned, I'd most likely start a joint PM with a few of the trusted women members here. On second thought, though, I seriously can't think of anything that I'd want to ask or discuss that I wouldn't feel comfortable asking about in a "mixed audience."

 

[Tish]

Nuh, it doesn't worry me in the slightest.
I like the way this forum community is.

 

[bobcat]

I'm no help with women issues, but perhaps your hair problem could be solved with a water softener system, or if you have one, maybe it;s not functioning properly and needs to be serviced. Minerals in hard water are stubborn in clinging to hair shafts.

 

[OldFeller]

Nope, I can't see a need for a ladies only section. If I'd ever have a question or concern like you mentioned, I'd most likely start a joint PM with a few of the trusted women members here. On second thought, though, I seriously can't think of anything that I'd want to ask or discuss that I wouldn't feel comfortable asking about in a "mixed audience."

would the no politics rule apply to a group PM ?

 

[CallMeKate]

would the no politics rule apply to a group PM ?

Can't see how it would apply since no one sees it except the participants. If it's a group PM or even one-on-one, I think it would hopefully be respectful enough that participants would voice it if they're not comfortable with a subject. And leaving a group (I think) is just a matter of removing yourself if you wish. @OldFeller

 

[officerripley]

I've seen threads that were titled something like "For Us Gals Only: Question about {whatever}" and it seemed like it worked ok; I don't remember any of the men even responding. As @OneEyedDiva pointed out, some men may get curious and peek but they don't know who you are so it doesn't matter. You can be unspecific about what the question's about; maybe say something like "Question about Health."

 

[Capt Lightning]

No. Surely the idea here is that anyone can access and contribute to any forum - well almost.

 

[hearlady]

Wouldn't it be nice to compare questions, concerns, late in life crust you may be going on with your body? No offense men. There are plenty of nice men on this site but damn it? I'd love to ask a woman do you have this going on? Do you have that going on? In private. Well, I'll be polite for this one. Becoming older and within I'd say the past 3 years my hair looks and feels like hard straw.

It sucks as I used to have nice, soft hair and seems like overnight, pure straw. I've purchased many, many, many hair products (including supplements) as they say; "Your hair will look terrific with this or if you use that". I'd list all of the many products I've purchased but they're all a simple no go. Too many to mention. What works for you turning straw like hair into soft, substile hair? You see women? I'd love to go deeper than that with asking women questions since I don't have any female friends and can't compare or get advice. Once again, private. I believe that maybe a no go. Hum.

The idea is good. It doesn't sound like it would go over well though.
Besides, if you started a woman's only thread the men on here would be sneaking on trying to see what makes us tick and, of course, our mysterious womanly ways.
Although, I doubt that's a mystery anymore.

 

[Paladin1950]

No, can't really see need for it.

Of course not. Just like there would be no need for a For Men Only. Those thread titles wouldn't keep out all members of the opposite sex.

 

[moviequeen1]

No, like it just the way it is

 

[fuzzybuddy]

Women's only section? Why not? All it would take is a couple of clicks to do. But I'm not sure there would be enough traffic to justify it.

 

[Muskrat]

As far as your hair goes…try washing less often. Rub oil into your scalp. Comb…do not brush. Use a sulfate free shampoo. And welcome to the club!