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[kitmouse]

Okay, so I wrote the article that I talked about in this post. It's obviously about female attitude. It's cut because it's about 1,300 words long. I'd appreciate any feedback.

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[polydad]

I'm male, and I like it. I also have some questions, but I think my questions are for a subsequent article, and this one is good as is, without trying to satisfy my questions. I *always* have questions, so don't let that slow you down.

best,

Joel

[polydad]

The main question: Wouldn't proving myself *to myself* be a more internally controlled motive than proving *them* *wrong*? It's not about them, it's about *me*.

That said, some of us *are* competitive, and we have to learn that being competitive is okay too. The people who are afraid of being competitive aren't your audience for this article anyway.

best,

Joel

[kitmouse]

Can I join in this debate, or are you handling both sides just fine? *tease*

Answer: an internal locus of control is more "psychologically ideal", yes. That said, this is written for a T-vixen. Lemme go find the link. Brb.

[kitmouse]

Right. It shadows this article, over at T-nation. Read this for a bit more of an understanding of a T-vixen.

And uh...how did you find this/me?

[kitmouse]

Oh, and what other questions?