Interesting day in the office and how desperate women really are.

[kbbroilerParticipant 886]

Dude try working at a hospital where it’s mostly women. These are nurses.

They are very friendly but I usually don’t get into personal conversation with them.

I’m a hit a miss guy when it comes to conversation.

[Anonymous 3]

Jan Sobieski wrote:

Bill is right. Why are you talking about your personal life?

I could also refer to a topic in RF and HiFi electronics: it is called decoupling. If parts in a radio or amplifier are crosstalking in an uncontrolled way (for example through an unfiltered power supply and bad grounding), the whole thing does nothing good, but goes into a crazy buzz or beep.

The very same is true to one’s private life! The less interconnections you have among the people you know, the less stupid s~~~ they talk about you behind your back without your knowledge. For example: I never had let my mother and ex girlfriends meet behind my back. At least my mom would have shown her the photo album with all the embarrassing stupid s~~~ from childhood everyone does. (I have that one censored too for more safety.)Or worse, she would talk her even more into marriage and that kind of direction what I wanted to avoid.

Example 2: Never talk very private stuff at workplace. Also no religion or politics. If they don’t know what you believe in, there is nothing they can probably hate. -And yes, that’s why we are here under nicknames, and stealthy mode at workplace.

Example 3: Avoid social media. If one collects all people he knows into one public list, then it is too easy for them to meet and talk s~~~ behind your back. Also, MGTOW lifestyle means not spending on relationship and child support, and so the ability to spare money and buy good quality stuff. Avoid uploading photos (to anywhere what is easily connected to your person) of your expensive stuff, that will attract burglars and tax authorities (because they might guess that you cannot afford that good stuff with that income, and may look at it in more detail).

[TicParticipant 4329]

blind date….lol. Getting set up to meet your executioner. No thanks.

I actually get insulted if someone wants to set me up with a “friend”. What, i’m not good enough for YOU to date me, you have to set me up with someone else.

it works in a lot of ways as a negative, in my opinion.

God bless peace and freedom.

[Anonymous 3]

kbbroiler wrote:

They are very friendly but I usually don’t get into personal conversation with them.

I know. Many women can be friendly in everyday situation for a short time, if they are in that mood. But that does not meany nothing for the long term! In long term, they get bored and boring, or emotional and impulsive bulls~~~ comes out, cry for nothing, and so on. My ex was a very good girl in the first two months, we f~~~ed like bunnies, in every position, and liked each other. Then things started to go downhill. Finally the length of relationship is determined by how much bulls~~~ drama you can swallow, it gets worse every month. I think many of you know such situation from your own life too.

[AutoliteParticipant]

Artboy99 wrote:

“I have not been on a date in 21 years, and frankly I am quite happy about that. I am never lonely, and I absolutely love doing whatever I want to at any time. I have no interest in meeting someone for dating.”

It’s incomprehensible for most women that there are hetero men who want absolutely nothing to do with them. They just don’t get it and I suspect that they never will…

[AutoliteParticipant]

Anonymous wrote:

You don’t have to be tall or muscular or a smooth talker or particularly wealthy. All you have to be, is in pants and have a pulse, and you’re fair game for a marriage contract.

Women know exactly how to use and play a man’s ego. Young guys really need to understand this. It’s an inherent natural ability with women to do this…

[Anonymous 6]

I beg your pardon but this is my workplace and that is inappropriate.

Understand that you could easily find yourself in trouble for not putting a stop to that.

Being afraid of a legitimate threat is Paranoia.
Being afraid of a threat that does not exist is Paranoia.
Notice the problem?

[MonkParticipant 17057]

Artboy99 wrote:

The next 10 minutes she is trying to set me up on a blind date with her friend.

I had a similar experience very recently when I ran into a female professional acquaintance.

Within 10 minutes. she was pointing out some of her post-wall friends, saying ‘she’s single, you’ll be allright there’.

At no point did I do or say anything to prompt that behaviour. I stopped her dead by simply saying ‘I don’t do sex’.

It’s the hive. You don’t deal with one female, YOU DEAL WITH ALL OF THEM. Like the Three Musketeers, ‘All for one and one for all’.

I tell the woman in my office that I find this all to be quite strange. She seemed shocked that I said that.

The female ego. She simply couldn’t comprehend rejection.

[MonkParticipant 17057]

kbbroiler wrote:

Dude try working at a hospital where it’s mostly women. These are nurses. They are very friendly but I usually don’t get into personal conversation with them.

I’ve worked security in a large hospital.

The nurses had a large accommodation tower. It was just one great big carousel in the sky. We used to spend all night shutting fire doors and throwing out chads.

They used to steal drugs and patients property, too. Even the dead weren’t safe.

[markParticipant 451]

Artboy99 wrote:

her friend who is a lawyer and she is in her late 30’s and apparently she can’t meet a man.

It flies, has feathers and makes “quack” noises. Apparently is a dog.

You handled that one well, but if you don’t mind a bit of advice I would cut these conversations short. You could very well lose your job next time.

[Frank V.Participant 2445]

In spite of two or three people I work with knowing a little about me, since being single and not looking is not going to be a secret for long, I have not had a lot of problems.

Hell, I work closely with at least one woman and have worked with others. But they key is I don’t talk about me and my views at work. I don’t pry into people’s lives and I don’t let them pry into mine.

You can be polite as well as firm. Chances are, you can get HR to side with you if you just keep your personal views to yourself.

Besides, I don’t come to work to tell people what think or to hear what they think about private stuff. We’re all here to do a job.

Don’t let them pry if you will fry. Learn it and live it.

Frank V.

[IRuleMeParticipant]

Your life is like fight club. Don’t talk about fight club at work. And keep others from talking about fight club. You are there to work. Not socialize, or gossip. These weemin need to understand that. Tell them that, and put them in their place.

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