NAGGING History Historically, it has always been women that have been described as naggers. The verb 'to nag' comes from the Scandinavian for 'to gnaw, nibble or pick at something'. In most dictionaries, a nag is a female noun with no male equivalent How the Nagger feels The nagger always hopes their victim will be motivated into some positive action by being made to feel guilty. They hope he'll be spurred into action, if not by realising that he is on the wrong, then maybe simply to stop the tirade. Women know they nag, but that doesn't mean they enjoy it. Usually they are just doing it as a means to an end. Why women make better naggers Most women have the brain organisation to out-talk or out-nag any man on the planet. A female brain is organised for multi tracking. She can run a computer program while talking on her telephone plus listenting to a second conversation, all the time drinking a cup of coffee. She can talk about several unrelated topics in the one conversation and uses five vocal tones to change the subject or emphasise points. Man can identify only three of those Lol. Example of a conversation with women: Bill: Is Sue coming over for Christmas? Buwbuw: Sue said she'll come depending on how things go with carpet orders which have slowed down because of the economy and Fiona may not come because Andrew has to see a specialist and Nathan has lost his job too so he has to get a new one and Jodi cant get time off her work- her boss is so rough! - so sue said she could come down early and we could go dress shopping. And i thought that if we put her and Len in the visitor's room we could ask Ray to arrive early, so ... Bill: Does that mean yes or no? Buwbuw: Well, it also depends on.... part B of chapter one will cover ways to deal with nagging and more
imma order some pizza with extra cheese but wanna eat sashimi as well while looking at some cream soup variation at supermarket for grocery shopping and have to come back home soon to feed my dogs
I agree with the nagging part, sometimes I do without realising. well Monk, a suggestion, to make a thread for understanding men too.