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Why men won't share as much as women even the info that could help others ?
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2016 10:09 pm
by RBee
Looking at posts in college admission/cost related discussions spread over two threads, I am left wondering on the openness exhibited by women members...Their willingness to share all the info is so much helpful to many whose kids are still not at college yet..:thup:
Not just this message board, majority of men usually do not volunteer to share info. that could be useful to others but OTOH majority of women usually share all the details..Exceptions exist in either spectrum but I am talking about majority..
Is it because of the privacy reasons even in anonymous boards or just the way each gender is wired ??
Why men won't share as much as women even the info that could help others ?
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2016 10:20 pm
by boca
RBee;627834Is it because of the privacy reasons even in anonymous boards or just the way each gender is wired ??
Tiger moms are more concerned about their kid's education?
Dads have no clue?
Why don't you look at the stock/finance threads? There are many gents providing input/advice and share their buys/sells.
Does it matter who shares their knowledge? Why does gender matter?
Why men won't share as much as women even the info that could help others ?
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2016 10:40 pm
by RBee
Don't be a wet blanket :). Plus why you thanked my post if you don't want the discussion to happen :) ?
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Not just education, even in parties and other get-togethers, women usually share where their kids went to for swimming/basketball etc and usually share how one can bargain to get good deal etc.. If one gets a good dress, when the sale started etc..
Why men won't share as much as women even the info that could help others ?
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2016 10:59 pm
by sunshin
I had completely contradicting experience. When we moved to another city, none of the Desi moms shared classes info. It was so hard for me to get info about math or reading classes info or summer camps. For every question, mostly their answer was, we don't push our kids and we want our kids to have fun. Their husbands' shared the classes info with my husband :)
Even in the parties, everybody tries to say, they hardly spend time on kids academics and kids always spend time in playing and watching TV. Still, they get high grades and they are in GT programs. Dads say kids and mom work really hard :)
Why men won't share as much as women even the info that could help others ?
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2016 11:08 pm
by RBee
sunshin;627838I had completely contradicting experience. When we moved to another city, none of the Desi moms shared classes info. It was so hard for me to get info about math or reading classes info or summer camps. For every question, mostly their answer was, we don't push our kids and we want our kids to have fun. Their husbands' shared the classes info with my husband :)
Even in the parties, everybody tries to say, they hardly spend time on kids academics and kids always spend time in playing and watching TV. Still, they get high grades and they are in GT programs. Dads say kids and mom work really hard :)
Interesting..Thanks for giving a different take..May be east coast/Wash DC women folks are different than Bay Area Desi Moms ? Or my neighborhood might be different because moms are willing to share ?
Why men won't share as much as women even the info that could help others ?
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2016 11:10 pm
by DesBhakt
RBee;627839Interesting..Thanks for giving a different take..May be east coast/Wash DC women folks are different than Bay Area Desi Moms ? Or my neighborhood might be different because moms are willing to share ?
+ Chakraan I've heard Texas is very different. How's the behavior there?
Why men won't share as much as women even the info that could help others ?
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2016 11:14 pm
by RBee
I have an inkling that this thread will be used to surmise how stupid and illogical RBee is and how other 49 states' moms behave than to discuss thread's topic ..
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Why men won't share as much as women even the info that could help others ?
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2016 11:16 pm
by DesBhakt
RBee;627841I have an inkling that this thread will be used to surmise how stupid and illogical RBee is and how other 49 states' moms behave than using it to discuss thread's topic ..
Let's stay on topic.
Please open a new tread if you want to discuss a new topic . :)
Why men won't share as much as women even the info that could help others ?
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2016 11:23 pm
by RBee
dbs sir, you are one of the open book men and you don't fall in the stereotypes and fall in exceptions I stated in OP. Thanks !
Why men won't share as much as women even the info that could help others ?
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2016 11:28 pm
by dixit
In parties and get-togethers men usually share which restaurants have the best loo....eh most friendly waitresses; share the copy of SI Swim suit edition, how to convince wife to get the new 4K 70inch TV, where the best deals are on the 18 years scotch.
Why do majority of women refuse to share this information (or the copy of swimsuit edition)? It could be useful to others.
I am talking about majority (not all)....there are some weirdos who talk about real-estate prices, stocks and even worse --- school districts and college admissions....