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[dx onion]

...Ive just noticed. Ive been looking in on this ite when Ive been feeling less than good, and I cant help but think Im the only lad who uses this site. Theres a lot of times when people have been talking about having boyfriends who dont get it, but I aint heard a lot from other guys whos gilfriends dont get it. Is it something only women can get?(I wouldnt have thought it was possible for a fear to be sexist)Cos I am a pretty bad hypochondriac. I once saw this bloke being wheeled away after having a heart attack n I had pains down my left arm for a couple of weeks (or thouht I did hahahaha). Yeah, Im messed up, but ya gotta laugh or you'll cry n get water on ya keyboard, n WHO WANTS THAT? eH?Edited by: dx onion

[wing]

There are other guys here...More girls than guys but there are some around here. They come on sometimes.. ^_^

[dx onion]

ah thats good. Your window skin colours got me worried; im not an apricot or baby blue sort of guy hehehe.

[Jenneh]

lol. you make me laugh!


There are guys around here... i mean look at the founder himself.!!! JOHN!


and unless thats typically a girls name from where u r.. *looks*... in the UK.. nope.


=P


Jen xxx

[sage]

Anxiety disorders do affect more women than men, but not to an unreasonable degree. Can't remember the statistic now...guessing it's like 70% women, 30% men. This site usually reflects that , but we're a bit "low on men" just now! Men are also more ashamed of anxiety disorders, and less likely to admit they have them or seek help (even online).


Welcome, Onion...


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[chicajojobe]

Don't worry about being called sexist. I had that same thought when I
first came here and I'm a woman. Besides, you know that it isn't a
disorder only women get since you have it.



There are a lot more women at this site, but there are a few guys other than you don't worry.


Edited by: chicajojobe

[dx onion]

Ah well, at least I made you laugh (even if you only threw your head back in sarcastic disgust at my lack of knowledge and let out a "HA", as I guess is probably the case).

[dx onion]

By the way, Im a geordie, so go easy on the refrences to "my part of the country". Were pretty sensitive about our stupid accents, never mind our lack of sensibility.


Aye.

[Eternity]

There aresome guys on here, I used to talk to one or two when I was here before, does seem over populated with girls just lately though doesnt it? Emets statistically more a female thing though, and talkings more a female thing, men are supposed to be more likely to cope by going out n getting drunk or something according to my psychology class at least, lol.


Hmm. come to think of it quite a few ppl have left since I was here last, or at least arent posting regularly anymore. I suppose thats a good thing, maybe they are getting better?

[sage]

Okay, so I'm a dumb Canadian...what's a "Geordie"? You sound sort of Scottish - but what do I know?

[hippychick]

Geordie is Newcastle right? Not Scottish though I guess they "aye"'s could confuse some people lol