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From: mat@mtx5a.UUCP (m.terribile)
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Subject: Re: Re: Interesting article
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Date: Wed, 5-Mar-86 03:27:43 EST
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> In article <162@gsg.UUCP> kathy@gsg.UUCP (Kathryn Smith) writes:
> 
> >	In the above mentioned article the author observes that men seem to
> >be "dense" about noticing when a woman is interested in them. . .
. . .
> There are several interesting things to consider here. A good starting 
> point for discussion might be a taxonomic listing of the possible
> causes of your perception:
>     1.
>        (a)
>        (b)

There are other possible reasons.  I, for one, am willing to speculate forever,
but I am very reluctant to share my speculations.  Why?  I've got enough
faults, I should add gossip to them?

Human relationships are difficult enough without other people talking behind
your back and forming group opinions.  Not to say that sometimes you don't
HAVE to ask, but you ask one person who is likely to have the answer, or
to know not to give it.  Or you ask a question that leaves room for more or
less information:  ``I haven't seen Jim in a while.  Mary either, for that
matter.  How are they doing?''
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