
can ask the aunties in awareIs it possible to bring up a daughter not as a princess but maybe more like a man?
Just wondering if it's nature or nurture.
I agree. Cos lots of ladies tell me women are more emotional but I always said what we call emotional is mostly made of culture and beliefs. Raw feelings without interpretation are actually meaningless and short lived if we don't keep attaching meaning to them.It's nurture more
Woman maybe more emotional or in-built liddat.I agree. Cos lots of ladies tell me women are more emotional but I always said what we call emotional is mostly made of culture and beliefs. Raw feelings without interpretation are actually meaningless and short lived if we don't keep making up meanings for them.
What I mean is the difference in raw emotions are very little compared to the processed emotions.Woman maybe more emotional or in-built liddat.
But there r alot who r logical n straightforward too like man![]()
Honestly a girl grow up poor and fighting for herself, may not be a good thing. Such girl always at disadvantage. Caz they dk how to act girlish or act weak. And they can be highly independent and analytical. Which can smell men bs crap. Not submissive. Then end up edmw will open thread jjww why the girl so alpha and headstrong etc.Is it possible to bring up a daughter not as a princess but maybe more like a man?
Just wondering if it's nature or nurture.
Dun understand your qn. Means try to raise her up like a butch?Is it possible to bring up a daughter not as a princess but maybe more like a man?
Just wondering if it's nature or nurture.
A lot of princesses are bui bui. Too good life.Very possible , when young make sure feed her until buibui .
Bonus point if your gene cui her face also cui . Confirm plus chop no princess syndrome
Haha so true, or to get support from fellow females?I think women said they are more emotional is just an excuse for them to throw tantrum at their guy.
Ah ok. Abit cheem but I get uWhat I mean is the difference in raw emotions are very little compared to the processed emotions.