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From: hachiya@uiucuxc.CSO.UIUC.EDU
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Subject: Re: emotions and your so
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Date: Wed, 27-Nov-85 10:42:00 EST
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Posted: Wed Nov 27 10:42:00 1985
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In article <382@ssc-vax.UUCP> fuji@ssc-vax.UUCP (Glen T Fujimori) writes:
>[etc] Ever wonder how emotional (and illogical) women are? I was advised 
>that women did in fact act this way and this behavior is enough to drive 
>one up the wall at times.  Keep in mind, also, that these were engineers 
>talking [etc]  
>[etc] I think this is all a bunch of bunk. Women would be 
>uninteresting without the emotion and the spontaneity (I don't think it
>would "drive me up a wall")....and I would hope that women feel the same way 
>about men [etc]

	OK, yes women do get quite emotional at times, tears fall and even
*I* don't know why.  And sometimes the slightest thing will set me off.
But that does NOT mean that we are not strong and cannot deal with 
tough situations (or need to be taken care of).  What usually happens
after I feel a bout of 'emotionality' is that I calm down, think about
it and 'return to a normal state' once again.  Kind of like, "things
always look better in the morning" (i.e. sleeping on a problem).
    So, please don't think that our sometimes unpredictable bouts of
emotionality means that we are ALWAYS like that.  


	Donna