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[haze1nuts]

I'm officially an employee at the Swan now and I've also officially accepted to work at Worcester sixth form college as a receptionist for four weeks starting 29th August. Decided not to tell the Swan yet, as no point really. I think I'll tell them that I can only work days when the new manager comes. Yes, in fact the person who recruited me is

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[anonymous]

Try reading 'Why Men Don't Listen and Women Can't Read Maps' by Allen and Barbara Pease for an interesting and sometimes amusing look at the differences in the way men and women think.

In a study, boys (whose genitals were damaged and removed at birth) were raised as girls. However, they exhibited distinctively male attributes and desires later in life. An argument for the nature debate perhaps.

Nurture may also play a role in male and female brain differentiation. Remember a family member of yours referred to stalactites as 'hanging like tights' whereas I was taught to remember that they just hang tight. This person went to an all-girls school. Nurtured gender references such as this might not be too great a leap away from fixed conditioning of certain values and hence why men and women's brains may indeed be different.

As Billy Connolly said, he's always found that a woman needs to feel loved to have sex. Whereas a man needs to have sex to feel loved. Which means the fundamental act of procreation of our species requires a lie from one at least one of you.

Lee