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Men When They're Sick

Why are men asses when they're sick or not feeling good? My man hasn't been feeling good but he has been such a jerk..why? I can handle things when I'm sick.

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Every one has a different threshold for sickness and pain. My husband isn't a big baby, and neither was my dad who had cancer half his life. However, I do think that a lot of woman seem to have this innate ability to deal with nausea and cramps from having to experience it with pregnancies/periods so often. Really though, I've met some pretty big babies who are women too.

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For the same reason women are bitches when they are "PMSing"...because they can and know's the other one will put up with it!

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haha... they are pathetic. heres one better, not only does mine turn into a pathetic helpless child when he is sick, but apparently i turn into an idiot. im smart enough to manage the health issues of all our kids, but if he is sick and i tell him to take a tylenol or whatever, he completely dismisses me and calls his mommy. she tells him to take a tylenol and he wants to know why i havent given him a tylenol yet.... sigh.....oh well.....

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Mine is just now getting over it. He's not so much a jerk, as he is just whiney, and acts like every bone in his body is broken.
Now, my ex-husband was the (BLEEP).
I remember one time I had an extremely high fever, and laid down on the couch. Our cats kept hissing and fighting each other, I kept yelling at him please make them stop, he didn't do anything. Finially it was hurting my head so bad, I sat up and what did I see......
my cats had a nice sized snake cornered and it was hissing at the cats about 2 feet from the couch!
Still....with a high fever who do you think captured the stupid thing and got rid of it? Ugh. I can't use the words to describe him on here.

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I don't think it is a man/woman thing...I think that different people just have different ways of dealing with not feeling well. My husband and I are TOTALLY different...when he is sick he wants to be left alone...just close the door on the bedroom and leave him be. Sort of like a sick animal...going off into the woods to be alone. I , on the other hand, want to be babied, fluff my pillows, straighten my blankets, bring me cold water, rub my back, just sit and talk to me!!! It took us a while to figure it out...because when HE was sick I treated him like I wanted to be treated...bugged the heck out of him, babied him. When I was sick...HE treated me like he wanted to be treated, closed the door on me and left me alone to my misery as I lay there wondering why my husband didn't love me enough to at least come upstairs and check to see if I was still breathing!!! We finally wised up and started accomodating each other a little bit better. It is all about adjusting and communicating

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They say if men had babies, they would die from the pain. Don't know why.

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They are big babies.

I always wondered... HOW men handled life and everyday needs, while they were still single and had no one to take care of them.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbmbMSrsZVQ

Because men are just big babies. Watch the above video - at least it will make you laugh.

"He's a man for God's sakes, he has a man cold!"

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Every one has a different threshold for sickness and pain. My husband isn't a big baby, and neither was my dad who had cancer half his life. However, I do think that a lot of woman seem to have this innate ability to deal with nausea and cramps from having to experience it with pregnancies/periods so often. Really though, I've met some pretty big babies who are women too.

2 moms found this helpful

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