Jenna

I don't know if I called that sexist. I also believe he never stated that part of his reason was because she might become pregnant.

Also, it's about time you get more involved in your own post, lol.

You bring up a great point. Nobody want a president to get pregnant. What has been the youngest president we've had so far? What is the average age of a president? I would think any potential female president would be of the same average ages a male one would be... therefore most likely not of a normal child bearing age.

Also, even though a woman may still have her period at 40, it's very unlikely she can easily get pregnant and I would say almost impossible to accidentally get pregnant. What I mean is, she would most likely have to try hard to get pregnant. But even though it's not as easy to get pregnant at 40, she certainly is still using birth control of some sort. But 40 is awful young for a president anyway.

tC4italy

And since when has science been 100% exact? Like when they say coffe is bad don;t drink it, then coffe is great have 4 cups a day, coffe is bad don't drink it

those are all "proven" right?

My period lasts 2 days I get no cramps I don't suffer from it so NO I am not more vulnerable during my blood period

BigMURR

Holy mother of God too much info

citizen01

Well we all know that you are special C...

I'm talking in generalities...

tC4italy

hey boys poke we talk

citizen01

Jenna, you are right that it is unlikely a 35 year old women would be elected. I was simply stating another reason why a woman who is still ovulating is a bad idea.

BigMURR

and some better than others.

matt_a

LOL...no. My wife is the executive director where she works, but she has an all-female staff. They all seem to "know" and they stay out of each other's way.
Exactly how would you know if it was a factor in a bad decision? It's not like they're going to tell anyone. For all you know, it happens a lot. I agree completely. I think men can be very thickheaded and use that "card" way too often. It's kinda pathetic, but it does happen.

I doubt they have a menstral cycle on her home planet.

Jenna

So as a 30 year old woman who has her period, people don't know where they stand with me and that I don't make logical choices???

Hm. So that's the case with most females? Most females have emotional states of minds and normal ones. Good to know. Can you back that up a bit with something?

And could not a persons track record prove them capable of any job? Or does being female automatically deem them as not always having a "normal state of mind" and just flat out makes them less qualified or fit to have an important job?

Find me something, somewhere, that says women do not make logical decisions.

Then find me something that says that pure logical decisions are superior over logical and emotional based decisions. Two is better than one.

I haven't seen many women scream at work. I also don't feel your experiences with who knows how many professional women at your work, speak for the rest of the population of us.

citizen01

So according to the girls in this thread, just so we are clear...
The majority population of women experience no emotional changes during thier period?

Jenna

And for all you know... well, that's right, you don't. You just assume.

What do we all say or think when a man makes a bad decision? It's just a bad decision, right? Or do men not make them?

tC4italy

I might feel a lil depressed but "postal" "mental" "nuts" "irrational" are words you all need to keep to yrself since none of you is a girl and none of you really know

scionofPCFL

I'll answer this with a question of my own: Have you ever worked directly under a woman boss?

If you have, then you most likely know what I'm talking about. If you haven't, or if you've been lucky enough to have a decent woman boss, then God bless ya.

Oh, and this has nothing to do with Aunt Flo, either.

matt_a

We say he's an idiot.
There was a list emailed around a few years ago entitled "20 Reasons Why I'm Glad I'm a Man". One of them was: My coworkes don't have the power to make my cry.

citizen01

The question won't go away by not answering it directly...

Does the majority population of women experience no emotional change whatsoever during thier period?

tC4italy

And here it is citizen

Jenna

This is the second post you've made with almost this exact statement.

I would say that premenstrual symptoms in most woman can be compared to a headache. It's there and you know how to cope with it and fix it.

For those women with premenstrual symptoms that make them emotional to a point where it affects their decision making abilities, THEY NEVER WOULD OF EVEN MADE IT TO ANY OFFICE, LET ALONE BE A PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE!!! C'mon, lets get serious here.

Jenna

Right. And instead of a woman being an "idiot", you term her as premenstrual. Nice.

tCTaco

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I worked for women for the last two years....different women. The first one..I ened up dating for about 5 months.....Aww..I love older women....Im on my third female boss now...but not like "that" anymore

scionofPCFL

Just so you know, I know several women that refuse to work under another woman. Now, I'm not saying they are all king of the HS cool kid wanna bes, but it does seem to be a little on the common side.

Like I said, nothing to do with PMS.