Are Irish women off the mark?.. (71)

May 31, 2012 5:09 PM CST Are Irish women off the mark?..
west76
west76west76Cork, Ireland4 Threads 1 Polls 65 Posts
Age not so bad but when you meet and you find a chick is Deaf thats a sucks uh oh
May 31, 2012 5:10 PM CST Are Irish women off the mark?..
west76
west76west76Cork, Ireland4 Threads 1 Polls 65 Posts
wittyone: Only if they are a bad shot
im glad they dont pack heat aswell that a plus when u think about it
May 31, 2012 5:14 PM CST Are Irish women off the mark?..
west76
west76west76Cork, Ireland4 Threads 1 Polls 65 Posts
Glatlol: Isnt that judging people without knowing the full story?
Nope thats calling a spade a spade and been true word to that
May 31, 2012 5:19 PM CST Are Irish women off the mark?..
facetowardsfront
facetowardsfrontfacetowardsfrontCork, Ireland42 Threads 1 Polls 2,921 Posts
west76: lets see what guys think of irish women views are the off the mark


I suppose we should confine the question to womens views on relationships and not their psychology in general?

Women do seem to have an unrealistic view of men. To women a 'Good Man' seems to mean a creature of good physique, well dressed, with a nice car and lots of money. He should be strong and conquering. So far so good for most of us. However, he must also be a selfless lap-dog except when he's supposed to be dominant..... but not too dominant. He should be able to read her mind....but only when he's supposed to. The rest of the time he should remain confused and in need of her guidance which she will retrieve for him from her latest self-help book. And do her bidding and jump whenever she wants to engage in histrionic head games.

Yes, that is off the mark entirely.
May 31, 2012 5:19 PM CST Are Irish women off the mark?..
Modern_Fairy
Modern_FairyModern_FairyMeath, Ireland23 Threads 4,891 Posts
west76: Nope thats calling a spade a spade and been true word to that


or a preconceived perception...
May 31, 2012 5:23 PM CST Are Irish women off the mark?..
west76
west76west76Cork, Ireland4 Threads 1 Polls 65 Posts
facetowardsfront: I suppose we should confine the question to womens views on relationships and not their psychology in general?

Women do seem to have an unrealistic view of men. To women a 'Good Man' seems to mean a creature of good physique, well dressed, with a nice car and lots of money. He should be strong and conquering. So far so good for most of us. However, he must also be a selfless lap-dog except when he's supposed to be dominant..... but not too dominant. He should be able to read her mind....but only when he's supposed to. The rest of the time he should remain confused and in need of her guidance which she will retrieve for him from her latest self-help book. And do her bidding and jump whenever she wants to engage in histrionic head games.

Yes, that is off the mark entirely.
Well said thier a Murphys on for u
May 31, 2012 5:25 PM CST Are Irish women off the mark?..
salanky
salankysalankydublin, Dublin Ireland90 Threads 1 Polls 9,888 Posts
facetowardsfront: I suppose we should confine the question to womens views on relationships and not their psychology in general?

Women do seem to have an unrealistic view of men. To women a 'Good Man' seems to mean a creature of good physique, well dressed, with a nice car and lots of money. He should be strong and conquering. So far so good for most of us. However, he must also be a selfless lap-dog except when he's supposed to be dominant..... but not too dominant. He should be able to read her mind....but only when he's supposed to. The rest of the time he should remain confused and in need of her guidance which she will retrieve for him from her latest self-help book. And do her bidding and jump whenever she wants to engage in histrionic head games.

Yes, that is off the mark entirely.
not my view of a good man dunno
May 31, 2012 5:27 PM CST Are Irish women off the mark?..
Glatlol
GlatlolGlatlolDublin, Ireland2 Threads 5,358 Posts
west76: Nope thats calling a spade a spade and been true word to that


But if a woman does that she is off the mark.

I get you now, you just wanted a good aul moan about how women dont understand you. Good luck with that.
May 31, 2012 5:29 PM CST Are Irish women off the mark?..
wittyone
wittyonewittyoneDerry, Ireland9 Threads 8,815 Posts
facetowardsfront: I suppose we should confine the question to womens views on relationships and not their psychology in general?

Women do seem to have an unrealistic view of men. To women a 'Good Man' seems to mean a creature of good physique, well dressed, with a nice car and lots of money. He should be strong and conquering. So far so good for most of us. However, he must also be a selfless lap-dog except when he's supposed to be dominant..... but not too dominant. He should be able to read her mind....but only when he's supposed to. The rest of the time he should remain confused and in need of her guidance which she will retrieve for him from her latest self-help book. And do her bidding and jump whenever she wants to engage in histrionic head games.

Yes, that is off the mark entirely.


Now that's what I call way of the mark,
guys with money and nice car are usually self absorbed and arrogant, roll eyes
strong yes
conquering ummmm, sounds interesting grin
lap dog NO
dominant NO well maybe a bit wink
confused and need my guidance NO, I have kids for that professor
read my mind, not all the time blushing
self help book, do you want to borrow mine grin
head games NO NO NO NO NO time wasting and life is to short, can think of better games wink cleudo laugh
May 31, 2012 5:31 PM CST Are Irish women off the mark?..
west76
west76west76Cork, Ireland4 Threads 1 Polls 65 Posts
its what it says in the poll the public have made thier mark on it
May 31, 2012 5:33 PM CST Are Irish women off the mark?..
Glatlol
GlatlolGlatlolDublin, Ireland2 Threads 5,358 Posts
west76: its what it says in the poll the public have made thier mark on it


lol ye all 14 of them rolling on the floor laughing
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