The Difference Between The Sexes
A Force Of Nature
After all these years of informal study and experience; the difference is told in the tides.
The tuition on every institution of learning seems to be skyrocketing. It cost more and more to get those letters added to the back of your name.
Most people escape from the experience with the creds but mired in debt. It takes almost a lifetime to pay down the tally.
There’s another way to learn your lessons. Some people may feel it’s superior to an Ivy League education.
The school of experience.
The drawback of that, of course, it’s a continuing education and it’s a very expensive institution.
The following thesis is derived from this form of study.
Knowingly or unknowingly, all my life I have come in contact with strong women: my mother, wives, daughter, daughters-in-laws, nieces, cousins — all forces — without exception.
I have arrived at the following glittering generality:
Men are like a tsunami, sweeping up everything in their emotional path for the current cause. More often than not, their dominance, power, and passion is temporary, and either due to dissipating interest or energy the zeal ebbs to the spiritual sea and the waters become calm.
Women are like the oncoming tide. Not a burst of temporary strength but like the steady gravitational forces exerted by the Moon and the Sun, and the rotation of the Earth — timeless— unrelenting.
The question: who is dominant?
Most men I know — think they know the answer.
Most women I know — know they know the answer.
