Comments on: Masculinity vs feminity http://www.aronil.com/2005/just-me/masculinity-vs-feminity Sharing tips and reviews about lifestyle, tech news, blogging and graphic resources Fri, 05 Mar 2010 22:41:47 +0800 hourly 1 By: Aronil http://www.aronil.com/2005/just-me/masculinity-vs-feminity/comment-page-1#comment-94 Aronil Fri, 27 May 2005 06:56:02 +0000 http://aronil.com/?p=66#comment-94 Haha my bad ^_^ Haha my bad ^_^

]]> By: Fikri http://www.aronil.com/2005/just-me/masculinity-vs-feminity/comment-page-1#comment-93 Fikri Fri, 27 May 2005 05:24:35 +0000 http://aronil.com/?p=66#comment-93 Think you mean dictionary.com. It's very useful. Think you mean dictionary.com. It’s very useful.

]]> By: Anonymous http://www.aronil.com/2005/just-me/masculinity-vs-feminity/comment-page-1#comment-92 Anonymous Thu, 26 May 2005 14:48:49 +0000 http://aronil.com/?p=66#comment-92 Christian chauvinism consists of 3 part chivalry and 1 part patriarchal. <br/><br/>Peter, High King Christian chauvinism consists of 3 part chivalry and 1 part patriarchal.

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]]> By: Sze Zeng http://www.aronil.com/2005/just-me/masculinity-vs-feminity/comment-page-1#comment-91 Sze Zeng Thu, 26 May 2005 02:10:26 +0000 http://aronil.com/?p=66#comment-91 hi ponders,<br/><br/>when i went back home for CNY earlier this year i was shocked (but not unexpectedly) on an event.<br/>One of my buddy hang out with me at Gurney Plaza. We plan to chill out on that night, but at around 5 pm, his gf called up asking him to get back to Bukit Mertajam to buy dinner for her ill mom. <br/><br/>I asked him, "are you sure that you want to rush all the way back just to buy dinner for her mom, inspite your gf can drive an owns a car?"<br/><br/>He said,"yes."<br/><br/>I said nothing. What else can i say. In Hokkien, it's called "ooi chi mong kok"... but i never really thought that a close fren who meet only once in a long while could just dump me at Gurney Plaza all alone and rush back to the gf's "aid". Whats wrong with the world? <br/><br/>If we were to meet up oftenly, i dont mind him going back to "ta pow" dinner for his mom-in-law to be, but come on, we meet only once in a year.<br/><br/>I have no choice but to really doubt whether his actions justifiable or not. hi ponders,

when i went back home for CNY earlier this year i was shocked (but not unexpectedly) on an event.
One of my buddy hang out with me at Gurney Plaza. We plan to chill out on that night, but at around 5 pm, his gf called up asking him to get back to Bukit Mertajam to buy dinner for her ill mom.

I asked him, “are you sure that you want to rush all the way back just to buy dinner for her mom, inspite your gf can drive an owns a car?”

He said,”yes.”

I said nothing. What else can i say. In Hokkien, it’s called “ooi chi mong kok”… but i never really thought that a close fren who meet only once in a long while could just dump me at Gurney Plaza all alone and rush back to the gf’s “aid”. Whats wrong with the world?

If we were to meet up oftenly, i dont mind him going back to “ta pow” dinner for his mom-in-law to be, but come on, we meet only once in a year.

I have no choice but to really doubt whether his actions justifiable or not.

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