WHY WOMEN CANNOT EVER ADMIT ERROR

[WorkhardParticipant 343]

You guys are hitting the nail on the head. My now ex borrowed probably over a grand from me that she “promised” to pay back. When I would mention it to her she would completely ignore the statement. When I suggest that she buy dinner for the first time in two years I got the “I don’t have my wallet.” But after asking for my things back when she admitted to having another guy replace me I asked for some of my property back and she gave me “you can have it back when I get the couple hundred dollars you owe me.” I asked her 3 times why she thought I “owed” her that money when she “owed” me so much more…All I got was silence……

[ShinyParticipant 2307]

Anonymous wrote:

This of course is a generalization, one that holds some weight in my eyes. Admitting error is paramount to learning. Even between two men, arguments can go on for days… For one to see his error he has to be open to the possibility of it’s existence, then be man enough to admit it, and then learn from it.

This is also a lot to do with why women don’t succeed in business (and life) as much as men. To succeed, you have to acknowledge, and learn from, your mistakes. Everyone fails before they succeed, but only those who own their failure learn and grow from it.

Women don’t own failure, they blame the patriarchy. They make excuses. They blame the ‘blokey culture’, or the weather, or the glass ceiling, or the infected cat-scratch on their arm.

If they ever figured it out, they would get their s~~~ together and start becoming productive members of society. But I won’t hold my breath, and sure as hell won’t waste my time arguing with one.

[RusskyParticipant 13503]

because they never had to grow up – they remained children with childish tactics of excuses: “It wasn’t me! Whaa!”

proud carrier of the 'why?' chromosome

[Anonymous 3]

Shiny wrote:

Joe Bauers wrote:

This of course is a generalization, one that holds some weight in my eyes. Admitting error is paramount to learning. Even between two men, arguments can go on for days… For one to see his error he has to be open to the possibility of it’s existence, then be man enough to admit it, and then learn from it.

This is also a lot to do with why women don’t succeed in business (and life) as much as men. To succeed, you have to acknowledge, and learn from, your mistakes. Everyone fails before they succeed, but only those who own their failure learn and grow from it.

Women don’t own failure, they blame the patriarchy. They make excuses. They blame the ‘blokey culture’, or the weather, or the glass ceiling, or the infected cat-scratch on their arm.

If they ever figured it out, they would get their s~~~ together and start becoming productive members of society. But I won’t hold my breath, and sure as hell won’t waste my time arguing with one.

That would be true in a meritocracy where everyone starts from the same point and is judged by the same standards.

The truth is that isn’t what we have, and it’s probably not what we have ever had.

Realistically, women born in the upper classes will majority wise outperform men of the lower classes, no matter the difference in talent.

And, the way affirmative action is rigged, women of the SAME class will generally outperform men of the same class, the only difference being men with much higher ability than the woman. If the a man and woman has similar ability, the woman will always be selected and favored. We all know this, even if sometimes men don’t want to admit it. Only when a man is so much better and is absolutely indispensable will the system begrudgingly allow him some success—and usually at some point he will be required to marry and take a woman along to go above a certain point.

[TaoTheMgtowWandererParticipant 263]

sidecar wrote:

pete jungen wrote:

Comic Ralphie May once said that a man in a relationship with a woman can either be “right” or “happy”; he can’t be both.

He can be both if he’s not in a relationship. I recommend that.

I wonder if there is some way we as men can harness this irrationality to our advantage.

We can definitely harness it for our amusement.

When a woman insists on being wrong, don’t continue trying to correct her. Just take a step back and say: “You’ll see.” Then let her get on with things.

Once she’s f~~~ed things up beyond all recognition, that’s when you tell her: “I told you so.”

And then you laugh at her.

it’s moments like this, that the quote from will smith’s I-robot just makes me roar with laughter!: Somehow, i told you so just dosent quite say it.

My peace of mind is worth more then your vagina...cunt.

[HitmanParticipant]

bigboy83 wrote:

If you love women, you cant understand them, if you understand them you cant love them.

and it is BigBoy for the f~~~ing WIN !!!
+1000 !!!!!

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