Post Gathering #8

Have you noticed that the gender of the readers of a blog have a tendency to swing toward the gender of the administrative author of that blog? I think this is only natural. Men’s styles of writing are usually different than they are from women.

If I put this in a situation that was away from the Internet, and put it in a situation, for instance, a party at someone’s home. Everyone starts out in the living room, family room, patio, whatever. But about a third of the way into the party, some times sooner than that, all the men gravitate to the garage, the basement, or even the kitchen (that’s where the rest of the food is). The women head right to where there are a number of places to sit down. This could be staying put in the area where they started or moving to an area that is much more comfortable.

It isn’t that one sex is angry at the other. Both sexes are just getting comfortable with their own, sort a speak. I would think it would happen in cyber space too. What do you think?

 

This week’s post gathering is blogs whose chief author is a woman. In a lot of cases, the woman is the only author.

To the few men who grace my blog: Don’t let the authors intimidate you. There’s a couple of blogs in this bunch that may be extremely valuable to you.

• Funk and Folly

• Getting Here

• A cry for help in the time management department

• 18 Facts About Honey and Cinnamon

• Judging me, judging you.

• I Met the Evil Twin…

 

If you read one that you have especially enjoyed, please comment on it below.

 

I hope your weekend is going well.

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