Something that I've been feeling the past few days is the feeling of, for lack of a better word, bitchy.
The feelings don't last too long but it's as if every woman I have ever known has jumped into my brain and I want to act just like they did when they were, bitchy. I can't think of a better way of describing it.
As I mentioned before, I have had really really wild laughing fits, but this one is new.
Anyone else, or is it just me?
I'll second the "Cassi's bitchy" part. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Are you drinking your Crystal Light and staying dehydrated like we talked about? :D
Hugs, Devlyn
Quote from: Devlyn Marie on March 21, 2018, 07:45:29 PM
I'll second the "Cassi's bitchy" part. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Are you drinking your Crystal Light and staying dehydrated like we talked about? :D
Hugs, Devlyn
LMAO!! ;D
Let's all meet at the "Mirage" and be bitchy together!
Or Cassi are more of a Bellagio girl?
I confess.
I do occasionally get B*tchy. Especially after my 14 days of Progesterone every month are over. I have ended email threads with one word "Fine" in such times. I know stereotype, but it was meant exactly in that way: "I pretend to agree but you better know I am right and I'll make sure you know. In 6 month. Or a year. Or 5 years.". But then... I have always had such tendencies, even had a T-Shirt once saying "Zicke" which is pretty much B*tch in German. So no surprise here.
Not sure if it makes you feel better but you are not alone.
Quote from: Jessica on March 21, 2018, 08:01:07 PM
Let's all meet at the "Mirage" and be bitchy together!
When? I'll be at the Wynn early April ;D
Quote from: Devlyn Marie on March 21, 2018, 07:45:29 PM
I'll second the "Cassi's bitchy" part. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Are you drinking your Crystal Light and staying dehydrated like we talked about? :D
Hugs, Devlyn
LOL You Devyl!
No, just water and a partial beer once a week (the beer, lol).
A lot of water, lol. My E patches kind of suck and don't stick well so I'm not sure about them.
And trying to stay hydrated, not "D", :) A lot of salt too.
Oh, BTW, bought some leg cramp pills to see what happens but nothing to do with my "B".
Quote from: Sonja on March 21, 2018, 07:54:10 PM
LMAO!! ;D
Tanks alot!!!!!
Just kidding. Humor is a must damit!!!! :)
Quote from: Jessica on March 21, 2018, 08:01:07 PM
Let's all meet at the "Mirage" and be bitchy together!
Shoot, the Mirage? Everytime I go to it, it disappears, lol.
BTW, I do present man when I'm out still. Just to be up front.
Great, a bitchy man, wow, never heard of one of those!
As far as meeting up when you're in Vegas, would love to. Downside, besides being Cassi D'Bitch, is that I lost my car during Harvey and have to rely on using daughter's car which sometimes is okay. Working on getting a new one, well not a new one - too old for car payments, lol, but it will be a few months more.
I love going to the Miracle Mile mall and checking things out - the place reminds me of Disneyland sooooooo much. 3 story ceiling inside and looks like buildings, some like New Orleans square at Disneyland, total trip.
Yes I get B*tch to and I made sure it was a capital B as I fit right in with the 70 females I work with. It is like a self defense mechanism also. I also whine and complain like a female too
Quote from: natalie.ashlyne on March 21, 2018, 09:13:18 PM
Yes I get B*tch to and I made sure it was a capital B as I fit right in with the 70 females I work with. It is like a self defense mechanism also. I also whine and complain like a female too
Cool, then I'm in good company, lol.
yep that is one way to fit right in lol
I was way more b*tchy and just angry before. I'm more empathetic and compassionate since hrt.
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Quote from: Allison S on March 21, 2018, 09:35:15 PM
I was way more b*tchy and just angry before. I'm more empathetic and compassionate since hrt.
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Are you wearing an orange dress?
Quote from: Cassi on March 21, 2018, 09:40:18 PM
Are you wearing an orange dress?
Lol no never. That washes out my skin tone [emoji23]
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I was just wondering because I couldn't see you in your avatar anymore :icon_peace:
Cassi:
I think your problem may be caused by the dye in that dark red hair on your head... go back to blonde and the problem will go away. Blondes have more fun as you most likely know from your days as a blonde.
Danielle
Quote from: Alaskan Danielle on March 21, 2018, 10:11:11 PM
Cassi:
I think your problem may be caused by the dye in that dark red hair on your head... go back to blonde and the problem will go away. Blondes have more fun as you most likely know from your days as a blonde.
Danielle
Hi Appy and thanks but that's not it. See that dark red hair is just a non-tachable wig (which my daughter hates). Good try though, keep it up :)
Nice Avatar and outfit though :)
Quote from: sarah1972 on March 21, 2018, 08:48:38 PM
I confess.
I do occasionally get B*tchy. Especially after my 14 days of Progesterone every month are over. I have ended email threads with one word "Fine" in such times. I know stereotype, but it was meant exactly in that way: "I pretend to agree but you better know I am right and I'll make sure you know. In 6 month. Or a year. Or 5 years.". But then... I have always had such tendencies, even had a T-Shirt once saying "Zicke" which is pretty much B*tch in German. So no surprise here.
Not sure if it makes you feel better but you are not alone.
When? I'll be at the Wynn early April ;D
Thanks! I should use Zicke since my the majority of the ancestors are from there but don't use the "Von" anymore, henceforth, Cassi Von Zicke!!!!!
Let me know when you're here and hopefully we can meet up.
If you can't say anything nice, please come sit down here right next to me.
I occasionally get bitchy too. One time I know was I tapered off Spiro too fast. Sometimes though I just want to take out my claws on something. Then I think, pretty claws, such pretty claws. That at least talks me down.
Btw, starting to figure out where people are from. Next time I go through Vegas, ill look you up. Next time will probably be July.
Bari Jo
I get like that and I think it's hormonal.
Quote from: Natsuki Kuga on March 22, 2018, 01:58:13 AM
If you can't say anything nice, please come sit down here right next to me.
Thanks Natsuki!!!!
I read this comment five minutes ago and am still laughing :)
Quote from: Bari Jo on March 22, 2018, 02:04:47 AM
I occasionally get bitchy too. One time I know was I tapered off Spiro too fast. Sometimes though I just want to take out my claws on something. Then I think, pretty claws, such pretty claws. That at least talks me down.
Btw, starting to figure out where people are from. Next time I go through Vegas, ill look you up. Next time will probably be July.
Bari Jo
Sounds good Bari Jo!
I like having a geographical idea where people are too. Divisional slang could mean one thing in the US and something else elsewhere.
Quote from: Cassi on March 21, 2018, 07:34:23 PM
Something that I've been feeling the past few days is the feeling of, for lack of a better word, bitchy.
The feelings don't last too long but it's as if every woman I have ever known has jumped into my brain and I want to act just like they did when they were, bitchy. I can't think of a better way of describing it.
As I mentioned before, I have had really really wild laughing fits, but this one is new.
Anyone else, or is it just me?
Did have a tendency to be seriously bitchy when I was younger and male. Don't now because I'm happier. I still don't suffer fools gladly but I've honestly had zero personality changes or modified emotional responses to this transition.
Quote from: Cassi on March 22, 2018, 11:52:42 AM
Thanks Natsuki!!!!
I read this comment five minutes ago and am still laughing :)
[emoji847]
It's often attributed to Dorothy Parker, but it seems that Alice Roosevelt (Teddy's daughter) kept a pillow embroidered with it on her sofa.
I know what *I* want for Christmas now!
Being B*tchy. Hell I am always bitchy if things don't go my way. Hell I have been called a B*tch so many times in my life that I wear it as a Badge of Honor.
Look we all get bitchy even men. OMFG I have had boyfriends that were bitchier than me. I am a Bitch. I don't mind dating a guy that bitches about his shoestring breaking. I don't mind when a guy bitches to me about working way too much overtime because he is probably tired and exhausted and wants to vent to someone. Every boyfriend I have ever had has done this and I listen and try to soothe them.
But we all get B*tchy and that is trans, straight, gay, lesbian or whatever else in the spectrum. No one is ever immune to bitchiness because if so then they will end up with ulcers so bitch all you want. It is actually healthier letting it out than sucking it up and suppressing it.
Quote from: Natsuki Kuga on March 22, 2018, 03:02:07 PM
[emoji847]
It's often attributed to Dorothy Parker, but it seems that Alice Roosevelt (Teddy's daughter) kept a pillow embroidered with it on her sofa.
I know what *I* want for Christmas now!
Me too! :)
Quote from: Jenntrans on March 22, 2018, 03:27:17 PM
Being B*tchy. Hell I am always bitchy if things don't go my way. Hell I have been called a B*tch so many times in my life that I wear it as a Badge of Honor.
Look we all get bitchy even men. OMFG I have had boyfriends that were bitchier than me. I am a Bitch. I don't mind dating a guy that bitches about his shoestring breaking. I don't mind when a guy bitches to me about working way too much overtime because he is probably tired and exhausted and wants to vent to someone. Every boyfriend I have ever had has done this and I listen and try to soothe them.
But we all get B*tchy and that is trans, straight, gay, lesbian or whatever else in the spectrum. No one is ever immune to bitchiness because if so then they will end up with ulcers so bitch all you want. It is actually healthier letting it out than sucking it up and suppressing it.
Good, thank you!
I don't know about the bitch part but my spouse does let me know when I am PMSing. As a guy when she was on her period I just let it go and wouldn't say anything. Seems she is having fun with me now. Karma I guess. A couple of weekends ago we were having a little family get together and my two older sisters unleashed forty years of pent up anger by popping my bra strap any chance they had. I couldn't get angry with them because I know I deserve it after all the times I did that to them. Oh well.
Quote from: RobynTx on March 22, 2018, 03:52:33 PM
I don't know about the bitch part but my spouse does let me know when I am PMSing. As a guy when she was on her period I just let it go and wouldn't say anything. Seems she is having fun with me now. Karma I guess. A couple of weekends ago we were having a little family get together and my two older sisters unleashed forty years of pent up anger by popping my bra strap any chance they had. I couldn't get angry with them because I know I deserve it after all the times I did that to them. Oh well.
Ouch! Texan Whip-Her :)
I get in very bitchy moods sometimes. There isn't really any cause. Sometimes the smallest little things just irritate the hell out of me. When I get in those moods are when I start getting chocolate from the guys. Lol. They all have realized that messing with me in those moods only makes it worse. So they pretty much leave me alone until I get over it. Tyler always says I'm on " my rag" when I have those moods.
Not feeling sooooo Bitchy anymore
Sounds, wow. Sounds like the title or beginning lyrics to a CW song.
I've developed a great resting bitch face for air travel. It keeps people from being my single serving friend on flights. It beats trying to explain what I do for a living.
Quote from: Colleen_definitely on March 22, 2018, 09:42:36 PM
I've developed a great resting bitch face for air travel. It keeps people from being my single serving friend on flights. It beats trying to explain what I do for a living.
That's cool. Having to explain being a bank robber over and over and over and over again can become quite redundant. :)-
It's more of having to explain just how the thug life chose me instead of the other way around.
Quote from: Julia1996 on March 22, 2018, 05:10:26 PM
I get in very bitchy moods sometimes. There isn't really any cause. Sometimes the smallest little things just irritate the hell out of me. When I get in those moods are when I start getting chocolate from the guys. Lol. They all have realized that messing with me in those moods only makes it worse. So they pretty much leave me alone until I get over it. Tyler always says I'm on " my rag" when I have those moods.
Lol one of my supervisors I was taking well maybe bitching at today literally went in her desk pulled out a huge chocolate bar and said eat it it helps you. You will learn that. I was like oh free chocolate but I am trying to lose weight but I figure it may help my boobs grow more so anyway it was good chocolate.
Quote from: natalie.ashlyne on March 22, 2018, 09:53:52 PM
Lol one of my supervisors I was taking well maybe bitching at today literally went in her desk pulled out a huge chocolate bar and said eat it it helps you. You will learn that. I was like oh free chocolate but I am trying to lose weight but I figure it may help my boobs grow more so anyway it was good chocolate.
LOL. Now I can't get the image of someone smothering their breasts with chocolate; dark, milk, and white :)
Quote from: natalie.ashlyne on March 22, 2018, 09:53:52 PM
Lol one of my supervisors I was taking well maybe bitching at today literally went in her desk pulled out a huge chocolate bar and said eat it it helps you. You will learn that. I was like oh free chocolate but I am trying to lose weight but I figure it may help my boobs grow more so anyway it was good chocolate.
Chocolate does help actually. Lol. My boyfriend, dad and brother learned that and that's why they keep it on hand. Lol.
Quote from: Julia1996 on March 22, 2018, 09:57:33 PM
Chocolate does help actually. Lol. My boyfriend, dad and brother learned that and that's why they keep it on hand. Lol.
Some akin to giving a cat catnip :)
Quote from: Cassi on March 22, 2018, 09:58:44 PM
Some akin to giving a cat catnip :)
I guess so. Lol
Quote from: Cassi on March 22, 2018, 09:56:47 PM
LOL. Now I can't get the image of someone smothering their breasts with chocolate; dark, milk, and white :)
LOL I work in a nursing home not a porn studio the only brown stuff I see usually is well You know
Quote from: natalie.ashlyne on March 22, 2018, 10:00:47 PM
LOL I work in a nursing home not a porn studio the only brown stuff I see usually is well You know
Ewwwwwwwwwwww!
Quote from: natalie.ashlyne on March 22, 2018, 10:00:47 PM
LOL I work in a nursing home not a porn studio the only brown stuff I see usually is well You know
If you can't say anything nice...
Quote from: Natsuki Kuga on March 22, 2018, 10:09:17 PM
If you can't say anything nice...
Well, I never! LMAO
Since you so fondly brought it up, Tiffany, I had a friend once who owned a plumbing company. His company motto was "Your (insert brown stuff here) is my bread and butter". Okay, Julia, you can go Whewwwww now :)
Quote from: natalie.ashlyne on March 22, 2018, 10:00:47 PM
LOL I work in a nursing home not a porn studio the only brown stuff I see usually is well You know
eweee.... nastiness
I love this thread so much:) and yes, I can attest that chocolate helps big time. I've skipped meals by just eating chocolate. Or maybe chocolate was my meal. Oh, how I felt better after too.
Bari Jo
From the Grande Dame of Bitchiness:
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/1917/02/dorothy-parker-hate-song-men
Quote from: Alaskan Danielle on March 22, 2018, 11:05:21 PM
eweee.... nastiness
eweeeee! I thought for sure Julia would have been the one to respond to that comment - congrats!
Quote from: Bari Jo on March 22, 2018, 11:05:55 PM
I love this thread so much:) and yes, I can attest that chocolate helps big time. I've skipped meals by just eating chocolate. Or maybe chocolate was my meal. Oh, how I felt better after too.
Bari Jo
Thanks and glad to hear it! It either reaffirms that I'm not totally bonkers or I have a lot of company :)
Quote from: Natsuki Kuga on March 22, 2018, 11:48:07 PM
From the Grande Dame of Bitchiness:
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/1917/02/dorothy-parker-hate-song-men
Sadly, I received a 502 error on this link. The mystery of Dorothy Parker continues
Quote from: Cassi on March 23, 2018, 12:03:02 AM
Sadly, I received a 502 error on this link. The mystery of Dorothy Parker continues
Aargh. Maybe only I get to sneak into their site for some reason. Sry.
However, look up her various "Hate Songs." She's magnificent.
Is this woman from 100 years ago?
Funny bit. Last night I was in a particularly bad mood. My spouse told me chocolate would make me feel better. She even told me she had some chocolate for me. So later when we went to bed I leaned over and whispered into her ear "I never got the chocolate!"
Quote from: Cassi on March 22, 2018, 10:14:06 PM
Well, I never! LMAO
Since you so fondly brought it up, Tiffany, I had a friend once who owned a plumbing company. His company motto was "Your (insert brown stuff here) is my bread and butter". Okay, Julia, you can go Whewwwww now :)
Ewwwwwww for sure!
Quote from: Cassi on March 22, 2018, 10:14:06 PM
Well, I never! LMAO
Since you so fondly brought it up, Tiffany, I had a friend once who owned a plumbing company. His company motto was "Your (insert brown stuff here) is my bread and butter". Okay, Julia, you can go Whewwwww now :)
Lol ya that is pretty much the same where I work, food goes in not chocolate comes out lol. And I have no idea where onision got the name Tiffany for me lol
Quote from: natalie.ashlyne on March 23, 2018, 10:59:18 AM
Lol ya that is pretty much the same where I work, food goes in not chocolate comes out lol. And I have no idea where onision got the name Tiffany for me lol
And here I thought you and him were in a secret thang!
I wish I think he is hot he has nice eyes and is funny
I think he's kinda creepy.. his eyes remind me of one my roommates. A confirmed creep if you ask me
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Quote from: Cassi on March 23, 2018, 01:10:58 AM
Is this woman from 100 years ago?
She's my goddaughter, if you must know.
Quote from: Natsuki Kuga on March 23, 2018, 02:31:06 PM
She's my goddaughter, if you must know.
Oh, then I must be viewing the wrong person. Who I'm seeing is a Dorothy Parker who lived from 1893-1967 and was really really popular in the 20s.
Quote from: Cassi on March 23, 2018, 03:06:31 PM
Oh, then I must be viewing the wrong person. Who I'm seeing is a Dorothy Parker who lived from 1893-1967 and was really really popular in the 20s.
Dorothy Parker
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Dorothy Parker
On August 22, 1893, Dorothy Parker was born to J. Henry and Elizabeth Rothschild, at their summer home in West End, New Jersey. Growing up on Manhattan's Upper West Side, her childhood was an unhappy one. Both her mother and step-mother died when she was young; her uncle, Martin Rothschild, went down on the Titanic in 1912; and her father died the following year. Young Dorothy attended a Catholic grammar school, then a finishing school in Morristown, NJ. Her formal education abruptly ended when she was 14.
In 1914, Dorothy sold her first poem to Vanity Fair. At age 22, she took an editorial job at Vogue. She continued to write poems for newspapers and magazines, and in 1917 she joined Vanity Fair, taking over for P.G. Wodehouse as drama critic. That same year she married a stockbroker, Edwin P. Parker. But the marriage was tempestuous, and the couple divorced in 1928.
In 1919, Parker became a founding member of the Algonquin Round Table, an informal gathering of writers who lunched at the Algonquin Hotel. The "Vicious Circle" included Robert Benchley, Harpo Marx, George S Kaufman, and Edna Ferber, and was known for its scathing wit and intellectual commentary. In 1922, Parker published her first short story, "Such a Pretty Little Picture," for Smart Set.
When the New Yorker debuted in 1925, Parker was listed on the editorial board. Over the years, she contributed poetry, fiction and book reviews as the "Constant Reader."
Parker's first collection of poetry, Enough Rope, was published in 1926, and was a bestseller. Her two subsequent collections were Sunset Gun in 1928 and Death and Taxes in 1931. Her collected fiction came out in 1930 as Laments for the Living.
During the 1920s, Parker traveled to Europe several times. She befriended Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, socialites Gerald and Sarah Murphy, and contributed articles to the New Yorker and Life. While her work was successful and she was well-regarded for her wit and conversational abilities, she suffered from depression and alcoholism and attempted suicide.
In 1929, she won the O. Henry Award for her autobiographical short story "Big Blonde." She produced short fiction in the early 1930s, and also began writing drama reviews for the New Yorker. In 1934, Parker married actor-writer Alan Campbell in New Mexico; the couple relocated to Los Angeles and became a highly paid screenwriting team. They labored for MGM and Paramount on mostly forgettable features, the highlight being an Academy Award nomination for A Star Is Born in 1937. They divorced in 1947, and remarried in 1950.
Parker, who became a socialist in 1927 when she became involved in the Sacco and Vanzetti trial, was called before the House on Un-American Activities in 1955. She pleaded the Fifth Amendment.
Parker was inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Letters in 1959 and was a visiting professor at California State College in Los Angeles in 1963. That same year, her husband died of an overdose. On June 6, 1967, Parker was found dead of a heart attack in a New York City hotel at age 73. A firm believer in civil rights, she bequeathed her literary estate to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Upon his assassination some months later, the estate was turned over to the NAACP.
A Selected Bibliography
Poetry
Enough Rope (1926)
Sunset Guns (1928)
Collected Poems: Not So Deep as a Well (1936)
Collected Poetry (1944)
The Portable Dorothy Parker (1991)
Not Much Fun: The Lost Poems of Dorothy Parker (1996)
Complete Poems (1999)
Prose
Constant Reader (1970)
Fiction
Laments for the Living (1930)
After Such Pleasures (1933)
Here Lies (1939)
Collected Stories (1942)
Plays
Close Harmony (1929)
Quote from: Cassi on March 23, 2018, 03:06:31 PM
Oh, then I must be viewing the wrong person. Who I'm seeing is a Dorothy Parker who lived from 1893-1967 and was really really popular in the 20s.
Fine. Just call me old. Quit beating around the bush and come on out and say it.
Born in 1893??? That's not old. That's ancient! That's dirt old!
Quote from: Julia1996 on March 23, 2018, 03:55:38 PM
Born in 1893??? That's not old. That's ancient! That's dirt old!
Finally, someone who appreciates me for who I am.
Baba Yaga!!!!!!!!!
And that's her god-daughter, not her so add or subtract another 20-25 years and ya got 1867? And she's older than that so she's Baga Yaga and I'm not referring to the Keanu Reeves character mention.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baba_Yaga
Quote from: Cassi on March 23, 2018, 04:06:17 PM
Baba Yaga!!!!!!!!!
Don't you dare invoke that name. 😁
Quote from: RobynTx on March 23, 2018, 04:17:58 PM
Don't you dare invoke that name. 😁
But, she's old.................................................................
And Texans ain't a fear of any russkie witch!
And I thought she was so kewl when I was a kid reading about her and her chicken-legged house and big black cauldron she flew around in. Julia needs to learn about her before she gets kidnapped.
Quote from: Cassi on March 23, 2018, 04:29:55 PM
And I thought she was so kewl when I was a kid reading about her and her chicken-legged house and big black cauldron she flew around in. Julia needs to learn about her before she gets kidnapped.
Kidnapped? Oh no, that would be bad. My dad would pay a huge sum of money for the kidnappers to KEEP me. Lol
Quote from: Julia1996 on March 23, 2018, 04:49:19 PM
Kidnapped? Oh no, that would be bad. My dad would pay a huge sum of money for the kidnappers to KEEP me. Lol
Nah, Baba Yaga would either eat you or turn you into a witch like her.
Quote from: Cassi on March 23, 2018, 04:50:53 PM
Nah, Baba Yaga would either eat you or turn you into a witch like her.
Oh. Well being a witch would be fun. I could hex people and turn them into frogs or worms.
Quote from: Cassi on March 23, 2018, 04:50:53 PM
Nah, Baba Yaga would either eat you or turn you into a witch like her.
I don't think I would be very good eating. I would probably be kind of stringy.
Quote from: Julia1996 on March 23, 2018, 04:54:24 PM
I don't think I would be very good eating. I would probably be kind of stringy.
No, I think the opposite would happen as witches tend to like stringy young woman and children :(
Quote from: RobynTx on March 23, 2018, 04:17:58 PM
Don't you dare invoke that name. 😁
Besides, it's "Bloody Mary, Bloody Mary,........... 3 times that invokes the witch :)
Or is it "
Bitch", I tend to forget :)
What the hell happened to this topic...?
Quote from: Ellement_of_Freedom on March 23, 2018, 05:34:54 PM
What the hell happened to this topic...?
If you can't say anything nice...
Quote from: Ellement_of_Freedom on March 23, 2018, 05:34:54 PM
What the hell happened to this topic...?
Wondered that too. Now it's all in jokes and cheesy stereotypes about chocolate.
Couldn't possibly be that it's an individual having a bad day/week/life - no, not if it's a woman - it must be periods and she must be sedated with chocolate by ever so confused little men. Load of hackneyed old nonsense.
If any man (or woman) presented me with a bar of chocolate instead of listening to what I had to say, or joked about non existent periods, we'd have a serious problem. 'Bitchy' wouldn't begin to cover my response to being treated like some kind of hormonal halfwit who lives a stereotype instead of a life that's mature and sometimes complex.
You don't want to listen to me or have a dialogue? So here's a bar of chocolate because 'women can't resist' and now you're eating, you're not talking, thank god. That chocolate would be left with them, or dropped into a homeless persons bucket, and I'd be feeling mightily patronized.
Quote from: alex82 on March 23, 2018, 06:49:45 PM
Wondered that too. Now it's all in jokes and cheesy stereotypes about chocolate.
Couldn't possibly be that it's an individual having a bad day/week/life - no, not if it's a woman - it must be periods and she must be sedated with chocolate by ever so confused little men. Load of hackneyed old nonsense.
If any man (or woman) presented me with a bar of chocolate instead of listening to what I had to say, or joked about non existent periods, we'd have a serious problem. 'Bitchy' wouldn't begin to cover my response to being treated like some kind of hormonal halfwit who lives a stereotype instead of a life that's mature and sometimes complex.
You don't want to listen to me or have a dialogue? So here's a bar of chocolate because 'women can't resist' and now you're eating, you're not talking, thank god. That chocolate would be left with them, or dropped into a homeless persons bucket, and I'd be feeling mightily patronized.
Well I would say the topic is back on track now. It was about people being bitchy. Nailed it.
Quote from: Julia1996 on March 23, 2018, 07:10:46 PM
Well I would say the topic is back on track now. It was about people being bitchy. Nailed it.
Only if you think feminism and equality is bitchy.
There's an important point that women aren't often listened to or heard, and our stresses and strains are often belittled, and that's a terrible shame.
We have an ideal opportunity to forge a less stereotyped path, to the benefit of women generally, as fully supportive allies of.
Quote from: alex82 on March 23, 2018, 07:12:05 PM
Only if you think feminism and equality is bitchy.
Well, kinda. I think feminism and equality is bitchen!
Bitchin'
1) similar to "awesome" or "bad ass"
2) when someone complains, mainly female
1) "man, ya ride is bitchin'!"
Quote from: Cassi on March 23, 2018, 07:16:10 PM
Bitchin'
1) similar to "awesome" or "bad ass"
2) when someone complains, mainly female
1) "man, ya ride is bitchin'!"
Only number 2 applies to me. :embarrassed: >:-) >:-)
But... I bitch and complain sometimes. Well not exactly true because it is quite a bit. :embarrassed:
Behind every successful man mainly there has been a woman trans or straight supporting him. That does sound kind of sexist and I know.
But sometimes men need their egos stroked. Not getting sexual but when they love someone no matter who or what they need us in their corners.
There is way more to being a woman than just clothes and hair.
Quote from: Jenntrans on March 24, 2018, 04:15:52 PM
Only number 2 applies to me. :embarrassed: >:-) >:-)
But... I bitch and complain sometimes. Well not exactly true because it is quite a bit. :embarrassed:
Behind every successful man mainly there has been a woman trans or straight supporting him. That does sound kind of sexist and I know.
But sometimes men need their egos stroked. Not getting sexual but when they love someone no matter who or what they need us in their corners.
There is way more to being a woman than just clothes and hair.
Very very true.
I do E via IM. When I was on a 14 day cycle I would feel the drop in E and it was difficult to hold back. I have been on a 10 day cycle for a while now and it helps. I have not been on P for at least a year or two ago. I just started T (a dab every other day) and I have not noticed any negative effects and perhaps some good.
On a diet then bakers chocolate. I have it at home and work. I also have some 90% chocolate in my bedroom :) .
I try to be nice all the time. My downfall is stress. Put me under stress and the nice goes away.
Hi Rach!
My doctor has me on the patches which every time I put them on within hours they crinkle and wedge for lack of a better term. Once they're on I really don't feel them so if they fall out I don't even know it.
I have already let her know that the patches aren't really working for me unless it's a one a day because of them falling off. We'll see in May when my next appointment is.
I've read elsewhere on this site when I first joined that a lot of women feel the "E" leave them and get bitchy or something else but I really never thought that might be what it is for me.
Thanks!
OH Jesus. Who don't get bitchy. I have had boyfriends that bitched more than me. Get a load of this... I am a Bitch.
Seriously though. If guys had to shave their legs everyday or wax them or go through electrolysis or laser they would whine.
I shaved a boyfriends pubes one time and did it so nice but he complained about the itching and the pain until the hair peaked back out. OMG the whining. ::) Yet he wanted me totally smooth even my arms.
I do think he had a lot of "Roid" rage though and I ain't talking Hemorrhoids either. He was a body builder. He was kind of abusive but never really hurt me too much other than ugh....spankings????? :embarrassed: I would be lying if I said I didn't enjoy it. Sometimes at least. :embarrassed:
Quote from: Jenntrans on April 02, 2018, 05:49:55 PM
OH Jesus. Who don't get bitchy. I have had boyfriends that bitched more than me. Get a load of this... I am a Bitch.
Seriously though. If guys had to shave their legs everyday or wax them or go through electrolysis or laser they would whine.
I shaved a boyfriends pubes one time and did it so nice but he complained about the itching and the pain until the hair peaked back out. OMG the whining. ::) Yet he wanted me totally smooth even my arms.
I do think he had a lot of "Roid" rage though and I ain't talking Hemorrhoids either. He was a body builder. He was kind of abusive but never really hurt me too much other than ugh....spankings????? :embarrassed: I would be lying if I said I didn't enjoy it. Sometimes at least. :embarrassed:
Well, I just decided to be the Queen Bitch of the World and all are my subjects!!!!!
Hi friends :police:
Word from Cindy
Sorry-
But this song and dance needs to come to a halt and a few folks need to clean up their act a bit
Thank you
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