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Old 25-03-2018, 01:38 PM #9
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Originally Posted by Vicky. View Post
I don't think men cannot comment, but I agree that men (in general) are not really going to understand this from a womans POV, and in many cases do not even seem to try to. And this is 'proved' time and time again when it always seems to be men who are the ones saying women are overreacting or being 'hysterical' or whatever. Its just not going to affect men to the extent it will affect women.
That doesn't mean that these isn't an element of Over-reaction, does it? Is it valid if a female says there's Over-reaction?
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