tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-219874887932551072.post5178182440632996191..comments2012-02-06T21:51:02.992+02:00a husbandhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/00332668923008049669noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-219874887932551072.post-50141523656191921412012-02-06T21:51:02.992+02:002012-02-06T21:51:02.992+02:00Thanks, this helps me understand my own thought processes a little bit better. I&#39;m anatomically female with an apparently androgynous brain, but the rest of my family is female with normal female brains, so it&#39;s been hard to figure out why I keep getting lost. I&#39;ll have &quot;grocery store then dinner at a nearby restaurant then video games&quot; boxes all lined up in a row, whereas the spaghetti string leads to &quot;bank then grocery store then car wash then dinner at home then laundry with maybe a small video game in between folding clothes&quot;, and my family wonders how I could get frustrated and disoriented while I&#39;ve got my video game.<br />I know it&#39;s kind of a stupid and sexist sentiment, but the primary reason I&#39;m glad I was born with this gender is so I won&#39;t ever have to figure out a wife. It sounds very stressful.<br />I&#39;m sorry if that turned into whining. I realize it isn&#39;t even what the post was supposed to be about.<br /><br />~Violet BlackAnonymousnoreply@blogger.com