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    Quote Originally Posted by spurzzz View Post
    I am surprised that a "what women don't understand about men" thread hasn't been started up yet!

    Oh, don't look at me. I am not taking the blame for opening up that can of worms
    Looking at you, off you go, start one up

    I'll be the first to add to that one, because I do believe that men are not seen in their entirity, rather "man's man" as Crystalblue point out the supposidly aren't meant to have emotions ? ...
    Do we not realise that in order to find a soul
    It doesn't happen over night
    if truth were to be told.

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    I've got one. I'm not sure if it applies to all women, but it definitely applies to me. Men seem to be good at putting things off when they need a break. My husband will drop all the little things that can wait and put his feet up to watch the game or relax in bed or whatever. I seem to have a problem with knowing when it's ok to just leave stuff and relax. There's toys to be put up, clutter to be straightened, dishes, laundry, and tomorrow things to prepare for. Occasionally I need to be reminded that procrastinating and day dreaming is important too. Lol. My husband has gotten pretty good at noticing the storm of frustration brewing in my head when I need a break and telling me to just stop for a while and sit down. I don't think a lot of guys realize that sometimes women need to be reminded that it's ok to give yourself some down time and taking care of yourself first is not always the wrong thing to do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crystalblue View Post
    I've got one. I'm not sure if it applies to all women, but it definitely applies to me. Men seem to be good at putting things off when they need a break. My husband will drop all the little things that can wait and put his feet up to watch the game or relax in bed or whatever. I seem to have a problem with knowing when it's ok to just leave stuff and relax. There's toys to be put up, clutter to be straightened, dishes, laundry, and tomorrow things to prepare for. Occasionally I need to be reminded that procrastinating and day dreaming is important too. Lol. My husband has gotten pretty good at noticing the storm of frustration brewing in my head when I need a break and telling me to just stop for a while and sit down. I don't think a lot of guys realize that sometimes women need to be reminded that it's ok to give yourself some down time and taking care of yourself first is not always the wrong thing to do.
    It would be interesting if this turns out to be genetic or hormonal, but I doubt it is. Probably socialization from the time the children are babies has a lot to do with this. I don't think it is this way for women who have servants to do everything. Somewhere in their raising, many women are probably given the impression that their worth is partially measured by their ability to keep everything clean and uncluttered. Then when they try to fulfill such an almost Sisyphean task, they let it infringe on other parts of their relationships. Some women are not like this and some men are. A lot of men are taught to work hard during work time, then play hard during play time. They also learn to budget time for relaxing and sometimes make that time slot too large.
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    I agree,

    Although to be honest for me, I have trouble stopping...

    I see something and it's like oh I have to attend to that.... I keep telling myself, it's a beautiful day, I am going to sit and relax and read, then a phone call comes through and I have to work, to provide the answer, then emails come through so I reply....Later, I reflect and think well I could have put that off until tomorrow...But, I worry tomorrow will end up bringing even more work lols.

    My fiance, has stated this many a time to me, "you can't stop"... He tries to help out when he sees I am in a tither doing all sorts of things at once, he then realises that I am going to get all flustered soon enough and so, he just jumps in, I calm and it's all good.
    Do we not realise that in order to find a soul
    It doesn't happen over night
    if truth were to be told.

    Like everything in life that's hard to achieve
    you must believe!

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