“Ears definitely…so stop the NAGGING!
Actually, it’s not so negative all the time. Some men gave their words of appreciation when Cosmopolitan Magazine tried to get their comments on this. Nagging them to get more rest from work, or for them not to forget to take their medicine when sick, pleases them. I believe they feel the love more when they are pampered and cared for.
But…a big BUT here, girls tend to overly care for them (according to them). They obviously think differently than the female population. They seem to feel shackled, or restricted, or spied on, or controlled when we ask questions more than they want to be asked. Though we were just innocently asking of what they are doing or of their whereabouts because we miss them, and wants to somehow envision them as a pretense that we are with them…or when we vocally disclose to them of our jealousy over their peers (“barkada”)…they perceive it differently.
If for us it denotes love or simple yearning for more time with them…for them it’s nagging. Not blaming anyone here, nor being biased…we just have to accept the fact that by nature, men and women are created differently. And for men…repetitive texting, constant “barkada” issue, boy-toy concerns, goatee matter, early morning dragging out of bed…are simply “driving-them-crazy” nagging.
Actually, it’s not so negative all the time. Some men gave their words of appreciation when Cosmopolitan Magazine tried to get their comments on this. Nagging them to get more rest from work, or for them not to forget to take their medicine when sick, pleases them. I believe they feel the love more when they are pampered and cared for.
But…a big BUT here, girls tend to overly care for them (according to them). They obviously think differently than the female population. They seem to feel shackled, or restricted, or spied on, or controlled when we ask questions more than they want to be asked. Though we were just innocently asking of what they are doing or of their whereabouts because we miss them, and wants to somehow envision them as a pretense that we are with them…or when we vocally disclose to them of our jealousy over their peers (“barkada”)…they perceive it differently.
If for us it denotes love or simple yearning for more time with them…for them it’s nagging. Not blaming anyone here, nor being biased…we just have to accept the fact that by nature, men and women are created differently. And for men…repetitive texting, constant “barkada” issue, boy-toy concerns, goatee matter, early morning dragging out of bed…are simply “driving-them-crazy” nagging.
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