MXH wrote:
deltafunction wrote:
PastFixations wrote:
MXH wrote:
PastFixations wrote:
MXH wrote:
PastFixations wrote:
No... It's about confidence and preference rather than physical dominance.
dominance shows confidence though
Dominance shows that you can give orders and make all the decisions and belittle others.
Which shows that you have confidence and leadership skills.
Not in the case of control freaks.
Oh let me tell you stories about these physically "dominent" men...
Oh man they can have the worst temper, and be the crankiest biatches who need special treatment in order to be happy. Then they also get fickle and get upset at the smallest stuff. Instead of dealing with problems, they will whine and blame it on someone else. Then they need pampering to get back into their original mood.
Also, I am a tiny woman, but some will use their physical dominance and not take me seriously, even though I am doing my job. Like seriously, he's not man enough to deal with a woman?
I laugh at the idea that a physically big, muscular man naturally has confidence and leadership skills.
I never said they do, but they look like they do.
Some look like they will beat up anyone who will disagree with them. They always look unhappy, grumpy, won't smile or say hello, walk quickly past you, and will disregard anyone else.
Others though do look like they are confident. They have good posture, have a confident walk, will greet people, smile, won't get in people's personal space, and are polite to others. And generally, when I talk to them, I end up guessing right.
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21 Jun 2012, 3:12 pm
