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Re: Young males and webforums [Re: sadspacemonkey]
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:thumbup:

Please don't be scared. We need you here. Men are such scaredy cats really and they can't reach out through the internet. Just don't buy the  bull:poop:


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"Don't believe everything you think". -Anom.

" All that lives was born to die"-Anom.

With much wisdom comes much sorrow,
The more knowledge, the more grief.
Ecclesiastes circa 350 BC

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Re: Young males and webforums [Re: Icelander]
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Haha thanks :heart:

I'll keep my nose open for the bull :tongue:


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"I can't be told by anyone how to live. If I said to the minister 'Move from your home' he would think I was mad." Bushman : Botswana

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Re: Young males and webforums [Re: sadspacemonkey]
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Yeah, and I'm baffled by woman behavior. It goes both way.

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Re: Young males and webforums [Re: Lakefingers]
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Lakefingers said:
I haven't digested most webforums that I've tried well. Even newsgroups
for people passionately interested in small areas of knowledge that I
think are fun attack each other. These attackers and bad name throwers are
professors and PhD students.


I've never really involved myself in any sort of online community either. I often join and just lurk. I find it really interesting to read through forums, partially because I'm very introverted and don't have a chance to talk to different kinds of people nearly as much as I'd like to. But yes, the attacks throw me off, especially when they're delivered with such cut-throat confidence and backed up with a body of knowledge that faaaar exceeds my own. Then I get all "well, what the hell do I know- I'd be better off reading a book right now"


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There is something about young males wanting to get their opinions out,
because no one will listen to them.


Hrmm...sounds like someone I know.

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Be wary of Scientific American. Lots of presuppositions in their science
that those writers'll never be able to question.


Reading it is my way of baby-stepping towards science. I've always been more of an English and liberal arts kind of person, but now I feel utterly fed up with all the BS papers I write. I'm interested in science, but I guess I'm going with the stuff that's easier for me to understand considering I have such a weak background. But it's a good warning to keep in mind- it's mainstream, I suppose, so they'll have stay in the box to a certain extent.

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If we glance quickly through gender studies literature we'll see excellent
arguments for and empirical studies supporting how male violence is
for the most part (if not fully) a "cultural construct". Now I'll drink
some water to rinse my mouth out...or wash my typing hands off...


I was referring more to dominance than violence...though the two things often overlap.

The "male-ness" I refer to in terms of dominance is something I think men and w women can possess BTW. I just think hormones definitely make a difference, though a person isn't a slave to or defined by that physical aspect.


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Re: Young males and webforums [Re: MushroomTrip]
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MushroomTrip said:
I like to get things straight.


:lipsrsealed:


>^;;^<


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Re: Young males and webforums [Re: PhanTomCat]
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PhanTomCat said:
MushroomTrip said:
I like to get things straight.


:lipsrsealed:


>^;;^<


:strokebeard: :lol:


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All this time I've loved you
And never known your face
All this time I've missed you
And searched this human race
Here is true peace
Here my heart knows calm
Safe in your soul
Bathed in your sighs
:bunnyhug: :yinyang2:

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Re: Young males and webforums [Re: sadspacemonkey]
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sadspacemonkey said:
I just think hormones definitely make a difference,


An acquaintance of mine had a sex change operation a few years ago. Female-to-male. She was medicated with a lot of hormones during the transition, and she/he said that it was a big surprise for him to experience the constant horniness that is included in the typical experience of being a male.

A positive side effect for me was that my wife showed a bit more understanding for my "needs" after hearing this story. :wink:

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Re: Young males and webforums [Re: Lakefingers]
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Young males get angry BUT

I would take your theory a step further...

Its people as a whole - they start off, as children, completely open-minded to the world because they are learning whats around them.

The problem comes when they stop learning, they think because they've built up a reasonable logic map in their heads that they've worked out everything!

I notice that the older the person gets the more insane this defense of old logic maps becomes! Try telling and old person something different about their point of view - they will not accept it (there are exceptions) they will come out with more and more shit to defend their old ideas and may even get angry if you really have good evidence for your case.

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