Are Dads Less Likely to Whine Than Moms? …
Posted on 15. Jan, 2009 by Brian Reid in General
… that’s what I’m thinking about over at the WashingtonPost.com today. Love to hear your thoughts, over there or over here.
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Cold Spaghetti
16. Jan, 2009
I offered an answer, or maybe a discussion, to your question.
http://www.coldspaghetti.org/blog/2009/01/16/no-cheese-with-this-whine/
David Leonhardt
21. Jan, 2009
Men show less emotion than women in general. It’s just the way we work. So I suspect that we whine less. I know I am a lot less likely to panic over little things the kids do and a lot less likely to wh9ine over the work I have to do. I don’t think it’s because it is easier, just because I am a lot less likely to say anything.