I will ask my neighour for you
Because I really dont know
I am just working undercover for the RSPCA
While this sting
Oh shoot....
Oh yes !!!! Wait a minute...She smells just like polkam after a bike ride How could I resist?
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Me thinks you've been doing your research PolkhamI'm off to the goats before the goat owners wake up. I know they sleep in till 10 Sunday mornings
I have to say I think Men.....
But having said that.... since I had my heart broken 25 years ago,
I have never opened my heart again......
& if I have chosen to share some form of love to anyone it has been a 10th of the love i have inside to give.......
All the love I have I only give freely and fully to my kids, my parents my siblings, nieces & nephews...
& a handful of true friends I can count on my hands.......
Kudos, Dallas, for your valiant attempt at bringing this thread back from the Twilight Zone those two goat lovers hijacked it to.
If we must generalise (because it will vary considerably between individuals of both sexes), I'd say it's probably about the same, BUT men will bottle it up, pretend they'll get over it in a couple of days and thereby prolong the agony, whereas women will bawl their eyes out, vent to their close friends, get over it relatively more quickly and move on.
I don't believe I have ever been truly in love, hence have never loved and lost, so have no first-hand experience -- which is both a good and a bad thing.
'Tis better to have loved and lost
Than never to have loved at all.
Alfred Lord Tennyson
You mean...?I just discovered the emocons
Quick, ain't I ?
That's true I don't 3 years is a lot of good and bad memories and it's worth it to throw it all awayThe one that doesnt want it to end.....![]()
Saying this as someone who's experienced her fair share of pain, I think the reason it seems like men get more heart broken than us is because men are usually so... Put together? They're men, right? Society says they're supposed to be STRONG TOUGH POWERFUL.When I broke up with my boyfriend, he. Fell. Apart. Bearing in mind he's always always had that wall of unfazed who-cares-about-life-everything's-fixable around himself, I never saw him lose the plot like he did that day. Putting aside the fact it was the first time I saw him fully sob his eyes out (which in itself was surreal...), he also stopped showing up to work, didn't tell anyone where he was, he just disappeared and I found out later he had been on a week-long drug binge. Even his best friend who knew him for 14 years said he'd never seen him behave like that.
I think clearly men![]()
If we must generalise (because it will vary considerably between individuals of both sexes), I'd say it's probably about the same, BUT men will bottle it up, pretend they'll get over it in a couple of days and thereby prolong the agony, whereas women will bawl their eyes out, vent to their close friends, get over it relatively more quickly and move on.
I don't believe I have ever been truly in love, hence have never loved and lost, so have no first-hand experience -- which is both a good and a bad thing.
'Tis better to have loved and lost
Than never to have loved at all.
Alfred Lord Tennyson