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Guybrush 07-05-2010 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Tea Supremacist (Post 894925)
I think I definately prefer being 'one of the lads' - beating on eachother, getting the 'your Mum' jokes going etc. I've worked in both male and female orientated workplaces and I'd take a male one everytime. Not just on account of being able to flash cleavage and get stuff done for me ;) but because you know where you stand. Yes, I might have to prove myself more than a male newcomer into the group/workplace (let's face it, doing manual jobs, yeah, the blokes will do it faster than me based on strength alone). Sometimes the guys at work might go too far with the jokes and comments, but I've never been hurt by a group of blokes like I have by a group of women. I find in working in offices/shops, if you don't fit into the clicky little groups they have, then you may as well go look for another job cos otherwise you're just gonna spend your worklife having cruel jibes pointed at you until they get the satisfaction of knowing that they've upset you.

Machoism over bitchiness everytime for me :)

Well .. I would probably agree with you :p: In my life, I have felt that most guy clicks have been welcoming. At least eventually if not immediately!

adidasss 07-05-2010 02:47 PM

Unless you're a fag.

The Fascinating Turnip 07-05-2010 04:05 PM

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Originally Posted by tore (Post 895047)
Well .. I would probably agree with you :p: In my life, I have felt that most guy clicks have been welcoming. At least eventually if not immediately!

I find that men are getting increasingly bitchy, petty and jealous.

I miss comradery, if such a thing ever existed.

FETCHER. 07-05-2010 04:17 PM

Id happily spend time with men over women, no bitchyness (or no bitchyness in comparison to women) i love most mens laid back attitude.

NumberNineDream 07-05-2010 04:19 PM

^True. Girls like that are very hard to find.

Burning Down 07-05-2010 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by kayleigh. (Post 895118)
Id happily spend time with men over women, no bitchyness (or no bitchyness in comparison to women) i love most mens laid back attitude.

Me too!

A few pages back, somebody asked if anyone's been held back or excluded from anything because they are a woman. The only experience I've had in that regard was with other women. Every man that I've dealt with either in the workplace or at school has been so accommodating and helpful with anything. Women are so clicky with other women (I myself have been guilty of this), but I find that men are much more willing to get to know all kinds of other people and make friends with them.

I like dealing with men in customer service situations over women, as well, especially over the phone.

FETCHER. 07-05-2010 05:02 PM

Ive often often often been excluded from sport because of my gender. like i cant possible be as good as a man.

NumberNineDream 07-05-2010 05:38 PM

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Originally Posted by kayleigh. (Post 895151)
Ive often often often been excluded from sport because of my gender. like i cant possible be as good as a man.

Weird. Usually boys know who are the girl "players". As usually those girls are somehow considered "one of the boys".

FETCHER. 07-05-2010 05:41 PM

I'm always considered one of the "lads". and I used to be very good at football/basketball but when playing with boys they were very greedy with the ball from me and rarely wanted me to play. even though i was considerably better than most! :O

Scarlett O'Hara 07-05-2010 05:48 PM

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Originally Posted by kayleigh. (Post 895188)
I'm always considered one of the "lads". and I used to be very good at football/basketball but when playing with boys they were very greedy with the ball from me and rarely wanted me to play. even though i was considerably better than most! :O

Far girl you are like me. I always have gotten on ridiculously well with guys and struggled with girls. It's so much easier to communicate and get on with the fellas. That is why I said no.

I used to play heaps of sport when I was younger with all boys.


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