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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.Run guys run! It's a trap! Probably be easier to be gay. lol
TheGreatShadow
Level 9
Dec 10, 2018
1
I've known women who ask those questions. These same women comment that I seem so self assured and together - hahahahahahahahahahaha. Attitude is everything - sometimes.
silverotter11
Level 9
Dec 10, 2018
2
I posted this a while back but I still think its good.
Question
"Does my bum look big in this?"
Politician
"Im delighted that you asked me that question and firstly I`d like to make two points perfectly and absolutely clear. It is a mater of record that your previous boyfriend thought that your arse was enormous and totally out of proportion to the rest of your body, which has (let me finish)
which has left us with a legacy of spiraling poor self -esteem that we are still dealing with to this day."
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"But do you think my bum looks big in this?"
"It is a mater of record that your previous boyfriend thought that your arse was enormous and totally out of proportion to the rest of your body, which has left us with a legacy of spiraling poor self-esteem that we are still dealing with......"
"JUST ANSWER THE BLOODY QUESTION. DO YOU THINK MY BUM LOOKS BIG IN THIS ?"
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"Thats not something I would care to go into too much detail about until I`ve reviewed all the figures carefully and at length."
273kelvin
Level 8
Dec 10, 2018
2
Yup it's happened...That's why I'm single again...I always answered honestly...Always WRONG!!!!! LOL
RobertNappi2
Level 9
Dec 10, 2018
3
Never happened to me because I have always been with confident strong women. Until my last one. She did all 5 all the time. Lucky I got away when I did. I have to shake the new guys hand. Lol!
Artistlover
Level 6
Dec 10, 2018
2
I could only watch a little of this, looks like one of those Christian, save your marriage, couples, weekend get away, therapy things.
Blake
Level 4
Dec 10, 2018
1
It is an American comedienne working a restaurant dinner crowd by the look of it.
UUNJ:
@FrayedBear Looks like a corporate event. She mentioned the name Agile or Ageant at the start. it my kinda thing. Yes, some of those questions and issues are common, but women aren’t the only ones making relationships difficult.
@UUNJ The ones I despised were the aging white Australian men married to 30 or 40 years younger S.E.Asian women, particularly Philipinas, who sitting at the head of the table with their backs mere feet from the fridge door demand the wife sitting furthest from the fridge to get and open them another can of beer!
#@{∆¶√*** is my opinion.
too soon? just kidding
@FrayedBear The guy stated he could not watch it thru - made me wonder if there was a bad divorce or something hense the too soon query.
@silverotter11 Seeing too much of himself and not yet able to laugh at himself? Could be.
Wow I have never asked these questions. I'm not the most confident chick out there but damn, I'm not that insecure. I hope at some point during her talk she explained why women ask those questions and what both people in the relationship should be doing differently.
hayley
Level 4
Dec 10, 2018
4
I would hope that she did a debriefing as well, like you said. Yes, the ?s are all very stereotypical and manipulative, but I give the fellow bald guy props for being a good sport and trying to say the most tactful, supportive thing in each case. To me it seems the lesson is to just trust your partner enough to play it straight and not question them with manipulation or an agenda, ie,, just come right out and say "What do you think of this dress, __, or whatever is really on your mind. And be enough of a grown up to handle the answer.
I'm grateful and lucky my late wife was strong and healthy enough she didn't play that kind of stuff with anybody.
I believe that it is a comedy skit.
@FrayedBear Most likely right about that.
@TomMcGiverin Trust me there are women out there that ask these questions. You were lucky. As a strong woman I find this hilarious.
I have never asked a man any of those manipulative questions. Was this woman raised on sitcoms from the 1960s?
Deb57
Level 8
Dec 9, 2018
4
Were you?
Yes, but I considered them more of a "how not to" guideline than a relationship instruction course.
When was this filmed? Seems 80's to me. I have never asked any of the questions as they seem silly, but who knows? Maybe some women do.
Hathacat
Level 9
Dec 9, 2018
1
She mentioned YouTube, so it definitely wasn’t in the 80’s.
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@TDSkully good observation.
Her idea of how women behave seems dated, in my opinion.
Agreed. It was probably no later than early 2000’s. She’s probably had that schtick for some time though. ??
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