Quotation: "What passes for woman's intuition is often nothing more than man's transparency"?

Question

Thanks for your comments.

Answer 1

Namaskaar,

Param-jii, if it were true that men commonly distrust even the most limpid, brave-hearted, innocent women, then I should be Jack the Ripper.

But no, there are limpid, brave-hearted, innocent women all around me whom I would trust with anything.

You must be referring to the habit, perhaps not characteristic of men alone, of generalizing from the particular (a lesser method of getting thorugh life more efficiently).

Jack the Ripper probably had just a couple of disappointing experiences.

Answer 2

OUCH!....You know when something isn't working the way we believe it should.We pop the hood to see whats wrong.Were looking for something different.When we find something different our first impression is this is the problem.

I think you should keep looking because I may be a man and I may be different but I'm not your problem.

Answer 3

I don't think so...

I believe that women possess intuition, where man thinks on logic.

Your welcome, AquAzuli :D

Answer 4

It would be great if you told us who are you quoting...

Answer 5

The battle for dominance between the genders ends invariably in failure as one conquered remains no longer the pursued but the conquered. Thus man and woman become entrapped within a mundane senseless h**l of their own creation.

Women seek to overcome and dominate man. Once broken, dispirited and subjugated they belittle and deride whilst in pursuit of others seemly greater in bravado and as yet unbroken by such a wretch. That is the fate and folly of such mean conniving women.

Matrimony, partnerships are perfect where there is mutual respect and accord between two powers. A good woman is trusted and gains respect whilst according honour without any semblance of compromise. A marriage of two generous and mature souls in mutual adoration is Utopia found.

A trial a decade ago reported in the press. Judge acquits man for stabbing his wife multiple times for placing the condiment set in the wrong position. The public outcry as to the judge’s folly was loud and pedantic. The judge condemned vociferously. I wondered why someone would stab another 36 times. Surely one, two at most three stabs hard into the chest cavity would accomplish the end. Yet I learnt it is not the complete killing of the victim, rather a release of pent up rage until the anger is spent resulting in 36 stab wounds. Furthermore the man gained the venerable Judges mercy by citing his account and plea. Apparently wifey was an insufferable nag. She nagged to Olympian proportions. The woman nagged until after 37 years of matrimonial h**l he could suffer no longer, and the placing of the salt and pepper in the wrong place was the straw that broke the camel’s back as it were. He took the serrated bread knife and stabbed and stabbed and stabbed her until he could stab no more.

Answer 6

I had to smile when I read this.  Your quote?  I guess it is!

I wonder why men find themselves incapable of giving woman her due!  Even when she's right they want a slice of that apple pie...Man's Transparency...Bah!

Fine!  So be it!  But let me enlighten you that most men would still distrust/be suspicious of a woman even if she was transparent as clean pure water.  What does it say about their intuition?  Non-existent???

Edit:  Namaskar,  Hji!  My answer is tailor-made for the asker!  For you I have another one!  Doesn't it say a lot about MY intuition???  

BTW:  Rajpal Yadav is a very good actor!  Nahin,  maine yeh film nahin dekhi.  Bas kuchh suna hai...shayad apni patni ko lekar woh insecure rehta hai.  Happy Movie-Watching!  Aur koyi shanka ho toh yaad kijiye,  hum aapki seva mein haazir rahenge!

Answer 7

Women's intuition is because of Men's honesty.

Men's lack of intuition is due to Women's lies.

Answer 8

Essentially women are better able to observe and read their men. That's my interpretation. Women are also more sensitive to cues

Answer 9

I like this quotation, both in the literal sense and in my own interpretation. I don't think there is a great deal to think about on one side of things, though, where as there is a whole world of speculation on the other.