<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Rankin @ May 23 2006, 03:35 PM) [snapback]80915[/snapback][/center]
For example, instead of saying "that has to be the stupidist thing you've ever done!" You could try "oops, that could have gone better" or "um..... what just happened?" This allows the person to think about what htey did without immediatly thinking they have wronged you.
And yes, with some women, you do have to be really carefull what you say.... but there are a lot of men who are the same way.
I agree to a point. When somebody does something really stupid, you do need to point out that yes, that was stupid, but you have to be very carefull how you do that. For example, at work we use a system called STOP for each other. When you approach somebody who is doing something that is unsafe, you don't say "What the hell are you doing? You're so stupid!" What you need to say is something more along the line of, "I don't know if you noticed, but what that could be dangerous. I really don't want to be a bother but I'm concerned for your safety. Maybe you could try using...... " this brings up the issue that something was done wrong, without directly blaming the person for doing it. It allows the person to think about what they have done and change, rather then immediatly put them on the defensive and get offended.You're not listening, man.The mistake was TELLING her. Whether its true or not. Pointing out your partners failures... think that'll go over well? "How badly do you suck, let me count the ways...."
All that's provided you wanted to maintain the relationship in the first place. If your manhood was jeopardized by her putting words in your mouth enough to sabotage shit by pointing it out to her, that's your own business. Well, no, its ours too cause you brought it up here for your peers to point and laugh at..
Seriously, don't say shit like that to women you're trying to get with (or stay with), no good can come of it. Whether its true or not is irrelevant.
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For example, instead of saying "that has to be the stupidist thing you've ever done!" You could try "oops, that could have gone better" or "um..... what just happened?" This allows the person to think about what htey did without immediatly thinking they have wronged you.
And yes, with some women, you do have to be really carefull what you say.... but there are a lot of men who are the same way.