And yet its almost always "girl" problems, why don't the female MR members ever post threads like "boy problems"
'coz girls don't need to go online for relationship talk. know what women, especially ones with no children, do when left alone over coffee? they don't talk about nail polish or clothes (well, not in the main) They talk about relationships.
eg: Starbucks or similar coffee joint, 4 pm
2 women at small round table
chick #1: "So then Brad told her he'd call and i thought omigod that's it and i couldn't understand how sarah could be such an idiot and not realise he never would but actually she texted me this morning to say that he did call but he said he couldn't do anything this week and they talked for half an hour and do you think he's after a serious relationship after all, I don't think so sarah never seems to get one these days, ever since Jason told everyone at work about what happened that time? did I tell you by the way that I saw Kevin the other day on the way to the video store and omigod my had was a mess, and he is SOOO hot hot hot kinda like Tom Cruise before he went crazy on Oprah' couch ya know? *deep breath* and so I was saying about Kevin, he said I had bedhead, and omigod that is totally a comeon isn't it I mean why would he be talking about beds on sunday morning except if he wants to you know right?
chick2: oh wow yeah totally
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chick 2's turn: So I was at work trying to copy some stuff for Meena [boss] she is such a cow did you see what she wore at the office party? anyway david walks in and goes, ya need help with that and I go sure even though of course I didn't but I said it anyway .....
lol I can't come up with any more imaginary guys and their dubious behavior right now, it's late here, but you get the idea; for quite a few women, talking about relationships is a bit like a sport, a way to bond, a social lubricant, something inoffensive you can do to get things going; that's why there are appropriate noises to make every time, for instance, if she says 'yesterday he went out all night to watch the football with his mates, men are sooo dumb', you don't respond with, 'well are you dumb because you went the day before yesterday to watch [insert major chick flick title here] with your girlies'. Because that would really mark you out as Not One Of Us. It's often considered the female equivalent of discussing sports or cars for guys. Tbh even though I'm a girl, I don't like feelingstalk a lot, and the sort of conversation like the one above drives me nuts, fast, but ah well, guess it's horses for courses...
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My thoughts exactly

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Just 'cause (some) women like talking about relationships doesn't mean we're any better at them. It's just we seem to obsess about them more (well some of us anyway) whereas on average blokes tend to discuss them only when they've got a specific thing (usually a problem) to discuss
Or!! if he's feeling more emo,
http://www.deadjournal.com/

dude, that's not emo, that's goth
I don't know if anyone else checked but this was the original posters first post. So either this person was a lurker or it's a random cry for attention.
And by the way the message is written there is no way this person is older than 14 IMO.
I reckon it could be someone who's more of a regular here, so the place feels familiar, but they're still too shy to post about their personal stuff under their usual name, poor buggers.
And they do seem rather young, it's true, though maybe not just 14. People tend to sound less coherent when they're going on about sensitive stuff like human relationships, so maybe that's what makes him sounder so much younger.