The stupid and hypocritical double standards thread

[Anglo-Celtic]

It's releasing this incredible urge most of them have for intimate talks all the time. Im always "fascinated" (not really the term) how much women can talk to each others about...nothing. You ask them what they talked about with their friend for an hour on phone, and they have no idea what was even the main subject, eventhough you heard most of the convo and that was a lot of words and noises. The way women communicate with each others is very intricate with twisty routes to reach the same point.

Maybe that is seen as cute but very different than how we communicate. When i call a friend, it's usually a place, a time and an endgoal, then goodbye. The important part is not the message but the information in it. It's really one aspect we are complete opposites, which might be a good thing.

I can't say a thing against women in that regard. My phone conversations were so long and meandering that even junior high gossip girls would tell me to take it down a notch. There was a second line in my bedroom when I was in high school so that I wouldn't tie up the main line when people called. Our dog would chase me through the hall when I ran to answer my phone, and she tripped me a few times in her quest to keep me off the phone.

[Anglo-Celtic]

At the end of the day it's pure hypocrisy and double standards. Sure women by nature tend to be more closely to each other while the behavior In males would be seen as homoerotic.

Still hipocrisy though.

Nah. It's normal straight men being normal straight men.

[CosmoLady]

I can't say a thing against women in that regard. My phone conversations were so long and meandering that even junior high gossip girls would tell me to take it down a notch. There was a second line in my bedroom when I was in high school so that I wouldn't tie up the main line when people called. Our dog would chase me through the hall when I ran to answer my phone, and she tripped me a few times in her quest to keep me off the phone.

My sister and stepbrother and I were always calling people, and our conversations were shorter than yours.

[Laredo]

Nah. It's normal straight men being normal straight men.

So lesbians get a pass but gays don't? I mean If some lunatic Bible hillbilly out there Is going to be judging at least what they can do Is be fair.

[Petalpusher]

I can't say a thing against women in that regard. My phone conversations were so long and meandering that even junior high gossip girls would tell me to take it down a notch. There was a second line in my bedroom when I was in high school so that I wouldn't tie up the main line when people called. Our dog would chase me through the hall when I ran to answer my phone, and she tripped me a few times in her quest to keep me off the phone.

In my catholic school, talkie-walkies had a lot of street cred. Still had not much ideas what to really talk about with them, except pretending we were "on a mission".

[Anglo-Celtic]

My sister and stepbrother and I were always calling people, and our conversations were shorter than yours.

I don't doubt it. Half of my guy friends were nonstop talkers even when they were sober.

[Anglo-Celtic]

So lesbians get a pass but gays don't? I mean If some lunatic Bible hillbilly out there Is going to be judging at least what they can do Is be fair.

They get a pass. Those are the rules.

[Anglo-Celtic]

In my catholic school, talkie-walkies had a lot of street cred. Still had not much ideas what to really talk about with them, except pretending we were "on a mission".

We had many missions. Most of them were beer runs.

[calxpal]

My sister and stepbrother and I were always calling people, and our conversations were shorter than yours.

Sorry I have to mention this but I used to call people all the time hehe I remember those days they were good times....until phone calls went out of fashion and were being seen as "intrusive" and as an obligation even casual calls, so now I really only text. I know some older people who still enjoy phone calls a lot though lol. The conversations were very short still I do miss the days when it was considered acceptable to call someone you just met to get to know them and make plans for the first time.

[calxpal]

Sorry I really want to mention it but people who refuse to set times/dates and drop by or intrude in your life whenever they want assuming you're always available because they are, but then get mad at you when you don't show up for their plans they set at the last minute and wonder what you were doing lol.