
These said girlfriends have since moved on to other relationships, in some cases many times over, yet somehow the news of an ex-boyfriend’s pending nuptials still gets under a gals skin. Why do women feel an inkling of jealousy when news like this is brought to our attention? If we’re over these boys as we say, what gives?

The fact is, women tend to indulge themselves in the fantasy of what the future might look like with each and every boy we date. It’s just how we’re built. Deny it if you will ladies, but you know what I’m talking about. We can’t help ourselves, it’s something to do with the make-up of our inner psyche. One of the many woes of being a girl I suppose.
Men, on the other hand, do not give this kind of thing another thought. They couldn’t give a shit, dare I say. Nor do they fantasize about their wedding tux, where they might honeymoon, or maintain a shortlist of names for their first born child. It just doesn’t happen people. For men, planning ahead might be as extensive as ironing ones shirt for work the next day. Perhaps determining which UFC fight to PVR or what football game to bet on might sum up a man’s most prominent thoughts more accurately. You don’t often overhear a man say “She did it! She went and got engaged! Can you believe that bitch?” Not likely.

4 comments:
Cowgirl you have me laughing!
Love this one...hilarious!!!
Oh wow...so very true girl! Um, I think I had that very same thought of my ex's bride to be.
Yup, recognising this... Well said Urban Cowgirl! Just love the honesty in this article, brilliant :)
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