What is it about Men?

Men just cant help it - direction
@merlin22 (1111)
United States
December 4, 2006 3:13pm CST
Why in the world cant men admit when they are wrong or even ask for directions, this just cracks me up, my own husband has this problem,is it so hard guys to say " uh im sorry i was wrong "or hey how do i get to the interstate"?come on ladies help me here you all know what im talking about.
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angel102083
@angel102083 (640)
• United States
4 Dec 06
I agree I think it has something to do with their ego's they don't want to be wrong...LOL good discussion
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merlin22
@merlin22 (1111)
• United States
4 Dec 06
could you imagine if we did that to them,egos or not
gabrriella_a
@gabrriella_a (453)
• Romania
4 Dec 06
Well... I think they would not be men if they would say "sorry"... I am confrunting with the same isuue .. I am always wrong, he is always right.. I just let it be.. It is a lost case from the very beginning!! lol
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merlin22
@merlin22 (1111)
• United States
4 Dec 06
lol,but its so true,i think i would fall over if i ever heard the words "sorry honey i was wrong," but boy they exspect you to admit it.
fairly4458
@fairly4458 (842)
• United States
4 Dec 06
They are just too proud to ask for directions, their father didn't so they shouldn't either! My son is learning to read a map! I started geting him the state slicker maps & then he could follow where ever we go. he is 12 & can find himself on a map...so far, so good...
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moneyseeker
@moneyseeker (1024)
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4 Dec 06
My goodness, can you say that sort of sexist thing nowadays?! It's all in your head - at least men can read a map and fold it up afterwards! To quote you: 'You all know what I'm talking about'. Have fun!
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merlin22
@merlin22 (1111)
• United States
4 Dec 06
i can read a map and fold it to,but ihave never seen any men that i have know stop on his on and ask for directions ,and i cant figure out why,my own husband wont ask ,he will drive around for a hr looking first,
LoganzMom
@LoganzMom (618)
• United States
6 Dec 06
my fiance - mr right
i think it is definately an ego thing, but i think they just don't want to look stupid. now the always being right thing, i have just given up on that one!!