For those of you not familiar with the term - OMG, where have you been, everyone is!
Right, now that we are all familiar with the term, this is my point.
I have it at the moment, and the jist of the term is that a ladywoman who had exactly the same level of cold would continue to function normally as a ladywoman. Buying shoes, thinking about shoes, thinking about buying shoes, etc.
A man, however, with the exact same symptoms dies for a week or so. We groan, we sweat, we ask for cups of tea and soup to be bought to us in a pathetic, whispy voice.
Soooooooooo... is it a mental thing or a physical thing?
Does a woman feel as bad as we do, and just gets on with it, because those shoes wont buy themselves, and the pain of child birth is worse, etc, or do women have a higher pain threshold, or their immune systems deal with it slightly differently, or even the feelings of dull pain and horribleness are manifested slightly differently, and thus easier to deal with?
What do we reckon?
Obviously all the women will say its the same for them and they just get on with it. What about us men?
Drama queens or different genes?
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I guess we're expected to do quite well
