Are women more miserable then men in their everyday lives? Most women seem to be implicitly distressed and discontented with their lives. Why are women so miserable and complaining all the time? Are they intrinsically sad? How do you deal with her moodiness?

Are Women Miserable by Nature?

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22 Responses to “Are Women Miserable by Nature?”

  1. Maybe the reason some women are miserable is because the men in their lives treat them badly. to be treated with kindness puts a smile on everyones face. not a lot to ask is it.

  2. I guess most women, when they tell you something, it’s not about finding a solution but rather seeking some form of emphathy from men. Maybe, they are created that way.

  3. Are Women Miserable by Nature ? No, we’re not, and I feel very confident in this one instance, speaking for my entire gender. That does happen often, we’re tremendously diverse – unlike men……………..Kidding (a little).

    I think women become miserable when drained by those they like, love and know, w/out being given back what they hand out. Women are typically nurturing and want to help, fix, feed, and take care of those in their lives. The trick is (the best that I have figured out), is to understand how much of yourself you can give freely before you’ll begin to expect it back, and stop there. It’s the expecting it back that will make one miserable. You should be getting it back, but to expect it will ALWAYS leave a person feeling emotionally unfed.

  4. Shut up and listen, or pretend to be listen…

  5. yes. they absolutely are.

    i’d usually just do what most guys do, shut up and listen and by all means agree with everything they have to say.

  6. i think there is no solution for it. after all, we’re from mars and they are from venus and we just happened to meet in the middle.

  7. We just express our emotions easier.

  8. Not only miserable but also complicated.

  9. when guys feel miserable, people might think they lame but not for gurls, this is their exclusive characteristic. so i think when they on their wrong side of the day, better be silent or more scud missile will on to you if anyone know what i mean. :D

  10. Women has the right to have all this.. at least I do think so.

  11. You know, I disagree. Women APPEAR disstressed all the time because they let out steam. Little steam, they let out. Most of the men I know (the less extroverted types like you!) tend to push their emotions aside because they think it’s not so important and don’t want to yack yack yak like a woman. So, they bottle things up all the time.

    That’s why the number of men who hit depression and end up taking his own life is DOUBLE the number of women. It’s a fact!

    :-)

  12. Insecurity is one of the reasons, i guess. But i have to say NOT ALL women are behaving that way though.

  13. That is why they are call women! We men have to ‘help’ them in whatever way a men can! Mood will change like wheather at month-end or when she is not ’satisfied’!
    Have a nice day!

  14. Just listen and be empathy…when we “share” our concerns does not mean we want solutions…sometimes we just want you to lend your ears :)

  15. Nah..no women are miserable by nature (if there are..tell them to go far far away! :p)
    whatever the lady says, just try to keep up with her. Most times, she’s not asking for solutions, just a place for her to channel her rantings! Haha..poor guys.. :p
    But never let her go overboard, ok?
    Thank god Superhero W is a very patient man! Hehe.

  16. Aunty J: Oh yes exactly! =)

  17. I read this and immediately thought the silly arguement here that I can’t seem to quit watching….

    Eleven people were hanging on a rope, under a helicopter. 10 men and
    1 woman. The rope was not strong enough to carry them all, so they
    decided that oneperson had to leave, because otherwise they were all
    going to fall. They weren’t able to choose that person, until the
    woman gave a verytouching speech. She said that she would voluntarily
    let go of the rope, because, as a woman,she was used to giving up
    everything for her husband and kids or for men ingeneral, and was used
    to always making sacrifices with little in return. As soon as she
    finished her speech, all the men started clapping …….

  18. Thank you all for your comments. This entry is just to spur your constructive feedbacks. :-)

  19. well be it men…be it women…..xceptions r always thea….some women r strong…….some men are very supportive…who do care to listen wht she has to share….

    but yeah….women r generally complicated….lol….kiddin…

    @monique

    well thea is a sayin in hindi(national language of india)…by lord sri krishna….”karam kar fal ki asha mat kar”…..it apparently seems he is askin ppl to keep on working without expecting nything in return ….n this is interpreted in a wrong manner by some ppl….it actually means wt u said…..to avoid tht mental agony of not meeting the expectations one shud concentrate on work…after all its his duty….n whn he/she gets something in return its like a reward…be it small or big…

  20. I enjoyed your post, and the conversations that came out of it. I had hoped that my opinions, while real and true, would come across in the snippy but playful manner in which they were intended.

    You have a good blog, best wishes to you and your family.

  21. wish u the same……

  22. Being a woman, I can definitely say, its an attribute… but there are usually triggers for miserableness. Something is usually going on in that woman’s mind that’s making her exhaust/release steam like trucks do.

    See women are usually very happy and fun people to be around when everything is going good with them. On the flip side, once they are: feeling pressured, unhappy about something they are not expressing, overworked with much need for relaxation, and upset about unfair or non-reciprocated treatment; women vent in the form of miserableness. Oh yeah, and there’s also hormones. Just like how steam trucks release exhaust or blow their horns…..women vent loudly & bloggy = miserable

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