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15/01/23

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Originally posted by Justis: ↑

"I thought men win arguments with women by just saying "yes dear". At least that way we shut up, lol. "

LOL that is not winning an argument, that is a way to end an argument that will other wise not end. And I can tell from experience that doesn't always work, you have to say "Yes Dear" in just the right tone to make it sound sincere

Yeah the silicon breast comment was rather silly generalisation, also have to remember boys will be boys and there is what we call pub talk.

Oh I see she started that thread, she must have been bored and looking for an argument.

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I doubt if anyone "wins" any argument. Compromise probably required on both sides.
But then, I know very little as I was very lucky as a youngster as my parents didn't argue, I just never heard any dispute but we children did but they were not ongoing and quickly resolved.
So, living with disputes I know I could never do.....
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