Dog is man and man is dog

seen · 12-09-2008, 06:58 AM

How true is this statement?

naija_pikin · 12-10-2008, 03:03 AM

It is wholly inaccurate. Some men act like dogs and are quite appropriately nicknamed accordingly, but it's not fair to those who don't to label their entire gender as such.

seen · 12-10-2008, 07:36 PM

But even men, among themselve, express some awareness of this man=dog. Some men call each other dogs - I hear it all the time "what up dog" etc. and many act like dogs...an old Jamaican woman uttered these words recently.

I was taken a back-frail old women with quite alot of insight ..presumely, while her comment is hyperbole, it got me thinking...Her entire comment: Iin Canada when I see dog I call him man and when I see man I call him dog. People think I am crazy, but I know even a dog shows love/loyalty to someone who shows them goodness...see the problem with ouman is we love man more than ourselves...but man neva tink bout ouman first...

Boss · 12-12-2008, 08:26 AM

My dogs.
Road-dog.

They are my friends, friends who have tested everything with me...every bite with me, they are my trusted companions...loyal to death...honest to a tee...my dogs.

That's the difference between most female and male friendships...males tend to be more loyal and honest hence the term dog.

This has nothing to do with the term as a derogatory for the cheats and all...there are 2 separate things.

Boss · 12-12-2008, 08:28 AM

If u feel all men are dogs or wuteva...fine, u are entitled to ur opinion.

Just like i tell the broads who say "niggas aint shit""niggas aint shit"...."Maybe your aint shit personality attracts these aint shit niggas"

Not all of us are alike, some are faithful, some are not, pretty much like women.

If u think all men are dogs, maybe ur just unlucky, or there something aint shit about u that u need to fix.

seen · 12-13-2008, 01:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Boss

My dogs.
Road-dog.

They are my friends, friends who have tested everything with me...every bite with me, they are my trusted companions...loyal to death...honest to a tee...my dogs.

That's the difference between most female and male friendships...males tend to be more loyal and honest hence the term dog.
This has nothing to do with the term as a derogatory for the cheats and all...there are 2 separate things.

Which lab did you test this in?

Boss · 12-13-2008, 06:58 PM

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Originally Posted by seen

Which lab did you test this in?

I'm not sure if you've noticed...but I think I'm a dude, you know?

naija_pikin · 12-13-2008, 07:31 PM

lol @ males being more honest and loyal. Dudes betray each other all the time.. and then they forgive, talking bout "boys over hoes" and all that nonsense.

Seen, the last part of the woman's comment holds a lot of truth. In general, women invest more in relationships and tend to put their partners ahead of a lot of things, including their own emotional well-being, while the partner does not necessarily return the favour. I've seen it happen too many times. Unless a guy is really into the woman, that's the way the story usually goes.

Boss · 12-13-2008, 08:14 PM

I'm not saying dudes dont betray each other...it's human.

Put it on a scale vs female "friendships" and u'd see that most male friendships carry more weight.

seen · 12-13-2008, 09:01 PM

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Originally Posted by naija_pikin

lol @ males being more honest and loyal. Dudes betray each other all the time.. and then they forgive, talking bout "boys over hoes" and all that nonsense.
Seen, the last part of the woman's comment holds a lot of truth. In general, women invest more in relationships and tend to put their partners ahead of a lot of things, including their own emotional well-being, while the partner does not necessarily return the favour. I've seen it happen too many times. Unless a guy is really into the woman, that's the way the story usually goes.

seen · 12-13-2008, 09:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Boss

I'm not sure if you've noticed...but I think I'm a dude, you know?

So you being a male- how did you come to know how female to female friendship is like to make that bold statement that it falls below male to male bonding? How can you say female friendship is unlike male friendship if you have never been on the otherside? or are you saying because male-male bonding is a certain way, then it must negate female-female from being the same.

I admire male bonding for some of its virtues but not because it is better or less than female-female friendship.

The same way I can admire parent-child bonding not because it is less or better than husband-wife bonding.

Boss · 12-15-2008, 04:39 PM

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Originally Posted by seen

So you being a male- how did you come to know how female to female friendship is like to make that bold statement that it falls below male to male bonding? How can you say female friendship is unlike male friendship if you have never been on the otherside? or are you saying because male-male bonding is a certain way, then it must negate female-female from being the same.

I admire male bonding for some of its virtues but not because it is better or less than female-female friendship.

The same way I can admire parent-child bonding not because it is less or better than husband-wife bonding.

I've just seen many female friendships that have gone down the drain coz one girl decides to talk shit about the other girl/steal her man...basically end up in a messy situation. I've seen more of that among women than men...so yeh.

seen · 12-16-2008, 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Boss

I've just seen many female friendships that have gone down the drain coz one girl decides to talk shit about the other girl/steal her man...basically end up in a messy situation. I've seen more of that among women than men...so yeh.

Funny, because I have seen many male friendships ruined because of money and women...basically end up in a messy situtation. I've seen more of that among men than women.. But then again, I do live in the hood.."hood" men don't count do they?

eternity · 12-29-2008, 04:50 AM

ok so this thing of man=dog not true but if you do believe it is true does that also mean woman=bitch ???
yeah i personally don't like the term but i have heard females calling themselves as such would you then say it is equivalent or not?
there is always an exception to the rule, not all but most might be, but still is not enough to condemn an entire sex. all in all you've just been hanging round the wrong people thats all change your scene and there will be a difference too.

Rotimi · 01-03-2009, 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by seen

But even men, among themselve, express some awareness of this man=dog. Some men call each other dogs - I hear it all the time "what up dog" etc. and many act like dogs...an old Jamaican woman uttered these words recently.

I was taken a back-frail old women with quite alot of insight ..presumely, while her comment is hyperbole, it got me thinking...Her entire comment: Iin Canada when I see dog I call him man and when I see man I call him dog. People think I am crazy, but I know even a dog shows love/loyalty to someone who shows them goodness...see the problem with ouman is we love man more than ourselves...but man neva tink bout ouman first...

The thread question is about as accurate as the statement, Woman is Bitch and Bitch is Woman......

oh, what do u know, some women call each other bitches, as a term of endearment.....

I guess it must be true......

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12-10-2008, 03:03 AM	#2 (permalink)
naija_pikin Femme Fatale Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Dans tes rêves Posts: 29,829 Points: 0.00 Bank: 435,356,590,800.55 Total Points: 435,356,590,800.55 Donate Rep Power: 21474915	It is wholly inaccurate. Some men act like dogs and are quite appropriately nicknamed accordingly, but it's not fair to those who don't to label their entire gender as such.

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seen Registered User Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: No Where Posts: 1,625 Points: 27,297.45 Bank: 34,337,963.70 Total Points: 34,365,261.15 Donate Rep Power: 3513670	But even men, among themselve, express some awareness of this man=dog. Some men call each other dogs - I hear it all the time "what up dog" etc. and many act like dogs...an old Jamaican woman uttered these words recently. I was taken a back-frail old women with quite alot of insight ..presumely, while her comment is hyperbole, it got me thinking...Her entire comment: Iin Canada when I see dog I call him man and when I see man I call him dog. People think I am crazy, but I know even a dog shows love/loyalty to someone who shows them goodness...see the problem with ouman is we love man more than ourselves...but man neva tink bout ouman first...

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naija_pikin Femme Fatale Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Dans tes rêves Posts: 29,829 Points: 0.00 Bank: 435,356,590,800.55 Total Points: 435,356,590,800.55 Donate Rep Power: 21474915	lol @ males being more honest and loyal. Dudes betray each other all the time.. and then they forgive, talking bout "boys over hoes" and all that nonsense. Seen, the last part of the woman's comment holds a lot of truth. In general, women invest more in relationships and tend to put their partners ahead of a lot of things, including their own emotional well-being, while the partner does not necessarily return the favour. I've seen it happen too many times. Unless a guy is really into the woman, that's the way the story usually goes.

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eternity Registered User Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: terre d'amour Posts: 355 Points: 165.00 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 165.00 Donate Rep Power: 0	ok so this thing of man=dog not true but if you do believe it is true does that also mean woman=bitch ??? yeah i personally don't like the term but i have heard females calling themselves as such would you then say it is equivalent or not? there is always an exception to the rule, not all but most might be, but still is not enough to condemn an entire sex. all in all you've just been hanging round the wrong people thats all change your scene and there will be a difference too.

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