Just curious. . .

@joeyaj (81)
Philippines
May 13, 2019 7:08am CST
Why do us girls usually says the opposite of what we are thinking? Specially to our love ones?
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@Babino (5759)
• Morocco
13 May 19
but you're a girl, you should understand. well, i don't do that, i don't like to complicate life anymore, but i think i can understand why girls do that. sometimes because they feel insecure, like, if i say that, he might think of me like that.. or to play the hard to get, even if she's happy she won't show it, if she wnt something, she has so much pride to ask for it.. stuff like that..
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@Teekaaa (11580)
• India
13 May 19
Have no idea about it.. maybe we want them to find what we think actually.
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@Torunn (8607)
• Norway
13 May 19
I have no idea, 'cause I don't. I'm confusing enough when I say what I think, so if I tried to say the opposite, it would be very strange indeed
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@louievill (28851)
• Philippines
13 May 19
It's called reverse psychology, you may be doing it consciously or unconsciously as a way to get what you want. BTW it's not exclusive to women and neither is it a general trait of all women.
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@rakski (122016)
• Philippines
13 May 19
hello kabayan? what do you mean opposite? is it saying yes even though you are not sure or you do not like?
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@Aansh13 (11362)
• New Delhi, India
13 May 19
This may be some kind of tactics... But this isn't universal. I am someone who is way blunt...
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@pumpkinjam (8754)
• United Kingdom
13 May 19
I have no idea. Perhaps it is merely to confuse men! I know that I confuse my other half at times simply by saying exactly what I mean. I can understand certain things - like when we say we're OK when we're not. We don't want people making a fuss or we're too busy taking care of everyone else. I'm not sure about other things, although I know it took me a while to be really open with my partner - that was a result of not having been able to do it before.
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@arunima25 (87771)
• Bangalore, India
13 May 19
It's not universal. I am very straight forward and have been always like that.
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