Emotions with Prog and... Women!

All this talk about prey is making me hungry. I might have to dominate and conquer a mid-morning snack in a bit.

BaldJean wrote: the problem is that the minds of men and women work differently, due to the specialization they had in the course of evolution.men's minds work linearly: stalk the prey - surround it - attack - killwomen's minds work like networks: keep the flame going - Uglug, stay away from the meat - where is the stone to grind flour with? - the pelts need some cleaning too - breastfeed Aglag - Uglug, what did I tell you! -  keep the flame going again -  grind flour - Uglug, don't hit the dog - I have to collect some herbs again - and Oglog will probably want to have sex with me again tonight, but I'll tell him I have a headache - Uglug, stop sucking that bone - keep flame going

LMAO! Might be time for to look for new cave Oglog....

I was listening to Supper's Ready today (were full moon =D) on my Mp3.

(Walking across the sitting-room, I turn the television off.
Sitting beside you, I look into your eyes.
As the sound of motor cars fades in the night time,
I swear I saw your face change, it didn't seem quite right.
...And it's hello babe with your guardian eyes so blue
Hey my baby don't you know our love is true.)

While I sang the first part of the song (the lines above) a beautiful woman passed me by and said it sounded nice and that I sang well

I can definitely relate with you. It's true that prog and women spark entirely different emotions. There's something about women or being in a relationship that makes me feel happier, and almost steer away from the hardore music. Yet, when the breakup finally arrives, that's when I turn off the Steve Winwood and start blasting Rise Against again. Music will always be your lover!

the problem is that the minds of men and women work differently, due to the specialization they had in the course of evolution.

men's minds work linearly: stalk the prey - surround it - attack - kill

women's minds work like networks: keep the flame going - Uglug, stay away from the meat - where is the stone to grind flour with? - the pelts need some cleaning too - breastfeed Aglag - Uglug, what did I tell you! -  keep the flame going again -  grind flour - Uglug, don't hit the dog - I have to collect some herbs again - and Oglog will probably want to have sex with me again tonight, but I'll tell him I have a headache - Uglug, stop sucking that bone - keep flame going


Edited by BaldJean - August 06 2010 at 06:13

Somewhere in this thread it was said that women probably wouldn't like Crimson with Wetton...

ExittheLemming wrote: Can't say common ground in musical taste has ever been a big issue for me re female humanoids (or shared political and spiritual values for that matter) perhaps the one thing that I do feel is a prerequisite for compatibility is humour, the latter serves to cut through whatever differences you may have in many other areas) - (Sigh) No it doesn't you furball impersonating a mammal ! - Erm...I rest my case hun

Again I find myself devoid of things to say after ExittheLemming put in a post.
Humour indeed. Don't take your differences too seriously, don't take opinions too seriously, don't take prog too seriously,
only take your girl seriously!

Hmm, can 'take' possibly be misinterpreted here?


Edited by Bonnek - December 23 2009 at 10:36

I've tried dating men that had no taste in music, I even went to a Nickelback show!

I think that it´s really important that your partner has in some way the same taste of music as you.

lately wich means the last 2 years i was into a girl. we had a very unique relationship but in the end she decided herself in favor of her boyfriend. now there is the problem: i tend to cennect girls with music in my emotions... we got a special album together wich is as beautiful as she is and she really did enjoy this music as well.. hm now i can´t listen to it without getting extremely sad

when i think back to the time with her the thing i regret the most is that i never showed her all of the music i love.. although she is listening to reggae/ska etc and not prog.. i know that she was the person to understand this music, perhaps the only girl (except for my sister) i know by now. shes very musical and we could have jammed together or whatever. now she will probably never get to know this genre well..

in this situations much music can be applied to my feelings and songtexts get a new meaning for me. for example the best of times by dream theater (although its referring to portnoys father): "thank you for the inspiration, thank you for the smiles, all the unconditional love..." i had to think of her at once when i heared this song the first time. in my entire life there was no person wich has changed me and given me so much like she did.. well i don´t know whether anyone is interested in this^^ but i felt good in writing down this sh*t, so..

greetz

micky wrote: progkidjoel wrote: Mandrakeroot wrote: The fact is more strange if I consider that my list of girlfriends love (or please) Prog Metal! Lucky b*****d! Mandi is the site's resident stud.... didn't he have a mother and a daughter at the same time... hell... I think both were pregnant as well

I don't even know what to say, or how to feel about that!!!!