I'm tryin to figure something out so here's a bunch of words as I try to work through it: Sometimes, people talk in a group as though they are speaking a podcast at you; I call it 'podiuming'; they have interactions with you not to have a discourse, but rather as a bouncing-
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And I'm not just asking that question - I am legitimately open to this being my own biases. If you think it's actually true and not a bias thing I'd like to hear how you also seriously evaluated it being a bias yet came to the opposite conclusion.
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Men will be hiding less feelings. More predictable.
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In a group of women they all tend to agree on a decision unanimously and that gives them power in unity. That means that what individual woman says she wants is highly context dependent.
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You've got a point. I've often seen that when debating what to do with a group of women, there's some kind of pressure to find a consensus before having things done, which I often don't feel with my fellow males (which can be a problem, with poor coordination sometimes)
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In general, men get to fight physically, women socially.
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It's true because you are an over average attractive woman. Is the same reason why less than average assertive men prefer to interact with women.
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I think it's not controversial to say that from early childhood, girls' social interactions tend to have more complex rules than boys'. If boys have beef, they fight to sort it out, but girls play way more nebulous games involving lying, talking behind backs, spreading rumors
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At least this has been my experience growing up. I also feel "safer" being friends with men these days, but I think it's just trauma from interactions with girls at school. I'm kind of scared of women and that I come off as stupid because I don't know all the right things to say
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In the Origin of Species, Darwin says that it's the most similar creatures that are in the harshest competition with one another. They are in the same environment with the same strategies. Our harshest competitors are members of our own species. (1/2)
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Women are your toughest competitors. They overlap with your niche -- your combination of strategy and environment -- the most. Some say women shouldn't compete with one other; but women are very different from other primate females -- the competition is actually robust. (2/2)
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