I recently had a perplexing case that was documented in a text conversation. Since the first 2/3 was very seductive language, I had 6 women who I know read about 20 exchanges and to tell me how they interpreted it. Most of them got excited reading it, but then I would ask them to explain their gut instinct on what happened at the end.
I got 6 COMPLETELY different answers, no two were alike. In computer terms this means it fails parity, meaning their advice is highly likely to be false.
How can they be so wrong? Are they like the guard who always tells a lie? Do we need to do the opposite of what they say the other one would do? Do they intentionally not tell the truth? Do they say anything but the truth? Note: none of these girls was trying to spare my feelings. Quite the opposite in many cases.
This underscores the age-old wisdom: Never trust advice from a woman about another woman.
I got 6 COMPLETELY different answers, no two were alike. In computer terms this means it fails parity, meaning their advice is highly likely to be false.
How can they be so wrong? Are they like the guard who always tells a lie? Do we need to do the opposite of what they say the other one would do? Do they intentionally not tell the truth? Do they say anything but the truth? Note: none of these girls was trying to spare my feelings. Quite the opposite in many cases.
This underscores the age-old wisdom: Never trust advice from a woman about another woman.