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Communication is hard, and men and women communicating is even harder then regular. (Regular is where I talk to other men and they pretend to listen while actually wondering how long the line is and whether I’ll ever shut up.)
Especially for frum men who don’t have a lot of exposure to communicating with women and trying to convey ideas in a way that will be understood, and are unfamiliar with how the ideas need to be packaged so that they will be effectively accepted and processed (and then either agreed with or disagreed with but in all events processed).
Thanks y’all!
I didn’t understand that.
Must have been the female popa posting.
assuming this is the thread that was inspired from the other thread – a smidge insulting to the gender, wouldn’t you say?
Which gender?
And your format is that of rambling. I don’t ramble. I just know that there are certain posters who latch on to side points and try to redo your whole post so I was covering all bases.
Insulting to the gender:
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/good-jokes#post-110921
Right. So for example, I have no idea what you are trying to say in that last post, Syag.
Yes you do, you chose that writing style on purpose. And you said it was I who inspired it. ergo, you think I was rambling.
This is a good learning for both of us.
Is it now? What have you learned?
wow! that’s really deep stuff!
So yes, I have found that despite your superior intelligence and cynicism combined, there are times when you certainly display cunning that you then deny. Can popa truly be so innocent? I should account for that possibility when reading your posts.
I am having trouble processing the facts tho,
If you were not intentionally rambling in the post that you claim I inspired, and the post is certainly not written in your typical straightforward format, then what was the inspiration and why the change in writing style?
What is this thread about?
and may I add that I feel more peaceful already.
FWIW, I believed almost everything you wrote in that thread.
There’s still one part I remain skeptical about.
I decided not to post which part I’m skeptical about, because the women won’t understand.
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