NauticalGent
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Story of my life!It's hard to explain jokes, be patient with me.
Story of my life!It's hard to explain jokes, be patient with me.
It's hard to explain jokes, be patient with me.
Mansplaining - a simple, normal explanation that annoys a female because she has to acknowledge that you know more than her on a particular topic.And if you DO have to explain a joke, your partner might then accuse you of "mansplaining" - which leads to ANOTHER visit to the doghouse.
Mansplaining - a simple, normal explanation that annoys a female because she has to acknowledge that you know more than her on a particular topic.
Even worse is when they stop selling pellet fuelSome of the stores removed winter equipment if favor of spring.
What happens when the genders are reversed?Mansplaining - a simple, normal explanation that annoys a female because she has to acknowledge that you know more than her on a particular topic.
What happens when the genders are reversed?
I've never tried explaining to a cross-dresser, so I don't knowWhat happens when the genders are reversed?
The reason that the word and meaning being "mansplaining" is totally useless and stupid is because it presumes the absence of an innocent situation like Dicky pointed out, that being that you explain something to a woman because you know more about it than she does or appears to. And because of the fact that we have no such word meant to protest when a woman explains something to a man. If you know more than me about it lady, go for it--womansplain me!Were you just mansplaining mansplaining? Which means, were you meta-mansplaining?
But you left out the OTHER half of the explanation - that it MIGHT annoy her because she DID already know that and is therefore insulted by the insinuation of her ignorance.
My parents got drifts as high as their head, and several feet of regular snow - and then more, and then more, and then more after that!That happened last year in New Orleans - and it stayed a couple of days. But then, we only get snow on the average about every 7 years. Kind of late in the season, though, even for Wisconsin?