sdbgf asked me once why girls like to be sad. i didn't really have an answer for that one.
posted by melilotnfosco | 11:16 PM
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because we don't have the "emotional range of a teaspoon" (gotta love Hermione;)
(that is tough though -- poor boys, how can they understand us?)
i do feel sorry for them. like i say, i'd rather be a girl than have to put up with one.
Autosmiler: why do you think girls like to be sad? that's the saddest thing i've heard
Autosmiler: that makes me sad
melilotnfosco: :)
Autosmiler: i like happiness -- girls love to be happy; that's why romantic comedies are so fun
melilotnfosco: all the old movies? girls like to cry at them.
Autosmiler: tears of joy
melilotnfosco: we hear a touching song, we get teary cuz we love it
Autosmiler: tears of joy = not sad
i disagree. people in general seek to be happy. if you find yourself constantly sad, change something.
i think we have different understandings of this phrase
Yeah we have different understandings of a lot of things :)
maybe sdbgf meant, "why do girls like to cry?"
sometimes a good cry makes everything better. boys punch things or drive fast, girls cry. that's how it works.
no, i don't think it's crying. i think it's being sad. here. let me quote fotr again.
maybe because it's really, really annoying when you're being sad and someone says "cheer up" - i don't want to cheer up. i want you to leave me alone and let me have my feelings.
yes, i agree with that, hobbitsister -- sometimes you're just overwhelmed with emotion and don't need someone to tell you you're overreacting or wrong or whatever
and boys like things that I think are sad and don't want to watch -- like violence, wars, etc. -- those things are sad to me and I can't stand to watch so much of them. Don't boys get sad about that? maybe not... maybe we're just more affected emotionally by things (happy or sad) -- or let ourselves be emotionally affected; we could just as easily ask, "why don't boys ever want to be sad?" or "why aren't boys sad more often?"
sorry, i know i'm rambling & probably not making much sense -- i think this is one of those topics that just doesn't have a clear answer (as mel said in the original post;)
i agree with all you people are saying. it's still just not what i had in mind.
because happy is boring?
happy is kinda boring -- like in The Stepford Wives or something ;)
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