Male Dominance

[Murrmurr]

Continuing the *discussion" my wife and I had last night about the true, authentic female attitude toward male dominance, I texted her this 4-minute clip:

And she texted back this under-two-minutes rebuttal:

 

[Pinky]

Continuing the *discussion" my wife and I had last night about the true, authentic female attitude toward male dominance, I texted her this 4-minute clip:

And she texted back this under-two-minutes rebuttal:

awww, the 2nd video is not available for me

 

[Murrmurr]

awww, the 2nd video is not available for me

It's Laurel and Hardy doing that famous goofy dance in the western they did.

 

[Paco Dennis]

You got in hot water when you used binary names...male and female.

 

[Murrmurr]

You got in hot water when you used binary names...male and female.

This was our first argument. We've disagreed before, lots of times, but I think she actually got mad this time.

I think it was when I said "sometimes a woman's No means Yes." And I may have said it sometimes means "Yes, please!"

whoo boy.

 

[Murrmurr]

@Pinky - try this one. (name of the movie is Way Out West)

 

[Bella]

Continuing the *discussion" my wife and I had last night about the true, authentic female attitude toward male dominance, I texted her this 4-minute clip:

This was our first argument. We've disagreed before, lots of times, but I think she actually got mad this time.

I think it was when I said "sometimes a woman's No means Yes." And I may have said it sometimes means "Yes, please!"

whoo boy.

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[Alligatorob]

Continuing the *discussion" my wife and I had last night about the true, authentic female attitude toward male dominance, I texted her this 4-minute clip:

Looks to me like your Tango dancers were headed for an early, lung cancer induced, grave. I have seen real Tango in Buenos Aries, did not look a lot like this, LOL.

 

[Nathan]

You got in hot water when you used binary names...male and female.

This was our first argument. We've disagreed before, lots of times, but I think she actually got mad this time.

@Murrmurr, isn't your wife binary? None of my business, just curious.

 

[Alligatorob]

isn't your wife binary?

I think mine's analog.

 

[Nathan]

I think mine's analog.

Mine's binary.
my_wife = 01101101 01111001 01011111 01110111 01101001 01100110 01100101
https://www.binarytranslator.com/

 

[Murrmurr]

@Murrmurr, isn't your wife binary? None of my business, just curious.

TBH, I don't know what that means. She's bi-racial. Is that close?

 

[Murrmurr]

Mine's binary.
my_wife = 01101101 01111001 01011111 01110111 01101001 01100110 01100101
https://www.binarytranslator.com/

Oh. I just saw this.

Yeah, my wife probly comes out about the same (if it = totally female)

 

[Nathan]

TBH, I don't know what that means. She's bi-racial. Is that close?

mmm, not really.

 

[Murrmurr]

Looks to me like your Tango dancers were headed for an early, lung cancer induced, grave. I have seen real Tango in Buenos Aries, did not look a lot like this, LOL.

Michelle followed up with "I'll bet he has a ton of hair under that hat."

ouch

But you know, technically, he's wearing a skirt.

 

[Shalimar]

I always find it interesting when the opposite sex attempts to define how feminine a woman may be.

 

[Murrmurr]

I always find it interesting when the opposite sex attempts to define how feminine a woman may be.

But it's obvious. How feminine she is or isn't isn't a deal-breaker, though. Personally, I prefer a woman with some grit, a back-bone, straight-up honesty. When I was a lot younger, girls and women with those qualities were considered tom-boys, or at least pushy or whatever. Unlady-like.

 

[charry]

But it's obvious. How feminine she is or isn't isn't a deal-breaker, though. Personally, I prefer a woman with some grit, a back-bone, straight-up honesty. When I was a lot younger, girls and women with those qualities were considered tom-boys, or at least pushy or whatever. Unlady-like.

I was a Tom boy murrmurr
always in jeans and playing marbles in the kerbs
but I’ve not turned out that bad , !, lol

 

[Shalimar]

Interesting perspective. I am a very feminine woman, girly. Lol. I don’t think anyone has ever suggested I lack grit.

 

[Murrmurr]

Interesting perspective. I am a very feminine woman, girly. Lol. I don’t think anyone has ever suggested I lack grit.

Grit is a great quality! In fact, I'd call it a virtue. A necessity, these days.

 

[Murrmurr]

I was a Tom boy murrmurr
always in jeans and playing marbles in the kerbs
but I’ve not turned out that bad , !, lol

I had a dear cousin named Linda who was all that, too. I grew up with about a half-dozen girl cousins and a half-dozen boy cousins, and Linda always preferred to play with us boys; baseball, mostly, but also push-cart racing and even boxing, too. She married when she was 20, to a guy just a few years older. They had 3 kids and a nice house and all, but after about 5 years of marriage, he acted like he didn't even like her. She thought it was because the kids ate up a lot of her time and attention, but they were Catholic, and it's sort of supposed to be like that, so they started seeing a priest-counselor.

Anyway, turns out this doofus she married thought that boinking her good on the wedding night would make her a "real woman". I don't know what that is....Blue Fairy Complex? Anyway, it didn't work; she still wore t-shirts and sneakers and watched baseball on TV and even jumped to her feet to yell Atta-Boy and stuff at their son's games. She even talked politics and Vietnam War (gasp).

A miserable marriage. And Linda died young at 62.

 

[Murrmurr]

I had a dear cousin named Linda who was all that, too. I grew up with about a half-dozen girl cousins and a half-dozen boy cousins, and Linda always preferred to play with us boys; baseball, mostly, but also push-cart racing and even boxing, too. She married when she was 20, to a guy just a few years older. They had 3 kids and a nice house and all, but after about 5 years of marriage, he acted like he didn't even like her. She thought it was because the kids ate up a lot of her time and attention, but they were Catholic, and it's sort of supposed to be like that, so they started seeing a priest-counselor.

Anyway, turns out this doofus she married thought that boinking her good on the wedding night would make her a "real woman". I don't know what that is....Blue Fairy Complex? Anyway, it didn't work; she still wore t-shirts and sneakers and watched baseball on TV and even jumped to her feet to yell Atta-Boy and stuff at their son's games. She even talked politics and Vietnam War (gasp).

A miserable marriage. And Linda died young at 62.

Crap! Sorry....forgot this is the Humor Forum!

As you were.