Tag Archives: gender

What I Learned on the Internet Today

Posted on April 7, 2006 by Neil

Women, you’re Not a Failure if You’re Not in a Relationship (terrific post by Stephanie Klein) "It’s amazing how we think of ourselves as failures because something doesn’t work out.  Yes, we see it as a learning experience.  We see … Continue reading →

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Newsflash: Men Don’t Understand Women

Posted on February 15, 2006 by Neil

My Valentine’s day was great.  Sophia and I went out to dinner and then saw a comedy show.   After many years of experience, I was smart enough to hold my tongue when I saw that this overpriced "Valentine’s Day Romantic … Continue reading →

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A Few Good Men

Posted on November 10, 2005 by Neil

I’ve created my own Frankenstein monster here.   Because I’ve spent so much time flirting with female bloggers, my male readers are abandoning me faster than the Israelites left Egypt.  At 9PM tonight, my last post, which was addressed mostly to … Continue reading →

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When I Grow Up to be a Man

Posted on September 5, 2005 by Neil

A few months before we got married, Sophia and I went to a dinner at at Chinese restaurant with a large group of people.  As we left the restaurant, the two of us had an odd conversation about one of … Continue reading →

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