Snap Judgments

Caporegiem

_barefoot_ wrote: »

When couples decide to renew there wedding vows I assume there marriage is in trouble.

Nothing says "Sorry about the hookers and blow, can I get a do-over?" like renewing vows.

NormInv

When people post about lifting heavy and hating cardio, I assume they lack fitness and are lazy

elizarizo

NormInv wrote: »

When people post about lifting heavy and hating cardio, I assume they lack fitness and are lazy

Hmmmm idk about this one

SweetDisturbanceTx

I assume everyone is slightly afraid of reds heads and are afraid to admit it.

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SweetDisturbanceTx

Is it that good?

sw33tp3a1

If you're a girl and you tell me I'm hot, I'm assuming you won't mind my endless flirting towards you.

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PAFC84

slimgirljo15 wrote: »

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TeacupsAndToning wrote: »

_MistahJ_ wrote: »

I assume when a man has a weak handshake that he is a submissive, sneaky little *kitten* and is never to be trusted.

I assume that any person with a weak handshake doesn't care about introducing themself to me

TeacupsAndToning wrote: »

_MistahJ_ wrote: »

I assume when a man has a weak handshake that he is a submissive, sneaky little *kitten* and is never to be trusted.

I assume that any person with a weak handshake doesn't care about introducing themself to me

I wasn't aware that women were so keen on having their hands gripped tightly when being shook.

I definitely judge weak handshakes..
A good strong firm grip says a lot about a man..and a woman.

I will rectify this situation immediately. You may read about it in the papers

PAFC84

newmeadow wrote: »

csbnga wrote: »

When I see ladies flirting with each other here in chit chat I not only assume its happening outside the forums, I imagine it.

Shhhh, let me have this

I think that's the desired effect and the motivation behind it. Used to be, most ladies were just friends and the thought of exchanging bodily fluids and cheap grabs with each other was just, like, eeeeeewwww. And then porn started streaming directly to personal electronic devices, became uber accessible to each and all and the culture of traditional, same gender friendship changed from a safe haven to a Caligulan house party. Minus the aristocracy.

Id be more inclined to put it down to the fact that women tend to have more physical and emotional intimacy in their relationships-from going to the toilet together, hand holding, sleep overs/pajama parties, to hugging, divulging intimate details etc.

That said, in some cultures men do hold hands as well.

WorkerDrone83

I assume all short women will make me feel insecure about my height

Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings

sw33tp3a1 wrote: »

If you're a girl and you tell me I'm hot, I'm assuming you won't mind my endless flirting towards you.

Correct!

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Timshel_

UrBaconMeCr8zy wrote: »

If you're a redhead, I assume the carpets match the drapes

If you're a female redhead, I assume I am attracted to you.

taco_inspector

Timshel_ wrote: »

UrBaconMeCr8zy wrote: »

If you're a redhead, I assume the carpets match the drapes

If you're a female redhead, I assume I am attracted to you.

I assume that a rusty roof all too often indicates a wet basement.

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cee134

caco_ethes wrote: »

This might be a dangerous thread but let’s see how we do.

What kinds of soup judgments do you make about people based on only one or two things you have learned about their soup? What kinds of generalities do you feel are your reality (but may not be anyone else’s)?

For example, if I learn that a guy is a Boston Soup man, I immediately assume that he’s boring and has no imagination. That’s my soup judgment.

And an example of something that I believe to generally be true is that most men are more attracted to baguettes than fondue. I see a lot of men (especially here) talk about not liking fondue.

Remember, these are people’s individual perceptions so don’t get grumpy. And try to shy away from anything openly keto or offensive please.

Cannellini Bean Soup?

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PAFC84

UrBaconMeCr8zy wrote: »

If you call out sick on payday I just assume you want to be fired

What if you call in sick though?

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caco_ethes

cee134 wrote: »

caco_ethes wrote: »

This might be a dangerous thread but let’s see how we do.

What kinds of soup judgments do you make about people based on only one or two things you have learned about their soup? What kinds of generalities do you feel are your reality (but may not be anyone else’s)?

For example, if I learn that a guy is a Boston Soup man, I immediately assume that he’s boring and has no imagination. That’s my soup judgment.

And an example of something that I believe to generally be true is that most men are more attracted to baguettes than fondue. I see a lot of men (especially here) talk about not liking fondue.

Remember, these are people’s individual perceptions so don’t get grumpy. And try to shy away from anything openly keto or offensive please.

Cannellini Bean Soup?

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jennifer_417

If the first date is dinner and a movie, I assume he has no imagination. If someone makes a lot of spelling and grammatical errors, I assume they lack intelligence. If a guy spends a lot of time talking about what a great guy he is and can't find any good women, I assume he's a jerk.