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If a man "knows his place" what does that mean to you?
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Means all hell is about to break loose.............RUN!!!!!!!
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it means he knows to get out of the way and let us alpha males go first
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I dont want Quiet's sloppy seconds!
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I have heard that used more for women than men and it usually was kind of derogatory.
I'm not sure what it would mean really. |
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So it is a derogatory term then?
The reason I asked is I heard that old song, "She's a lady" today and it said, "She knows her place" Which I found offensive and I just wondered how men felt about it being applied to them. |
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I think of it as derogatory.
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If a man "knows his place" what does that mean to you? I don't think of men or women in those terms. I assume we are all adults and can act as such. |
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Get in the kitchen!
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Get in the kitchen! And be quiet too. |
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Get in the kitchen! And be quiet too. And take those little panties off |
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Get in the kitchen! I forgot to mention that you don't apply Dan 
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I've never heard of a man "knowing his place." Every man I ever knew thought his place was wherever he happened to be at the time.
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If a man "knows his place" what does that mean to you? My "place" is right between her legs |
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If a man "knows his place" what does that mean to you? My "place" is right between her legs was there any other place he should be? :P |
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If a man "knows his place" what does that mean to you? My "place" is right between her legs that's funny cause i thought it was between my boobies 
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So it is a derogatory term then? The reason I asked is I heard that old song, "She's a lady" today and it said, "She knows her place" Which I found offensive and I just wondered how men felt about it being applied to them. Paul Anka wrote the lyrics to "She's a Lady" in 1971 for Tom Jones, who had a big hit with it. Just goes to show context, I guess. Some 38 years ago, words and concepts that seem somewhat ridiculous were acceptable...times change...and for the most part for the better!  A woman's place today...is pretty much wherever she chooses to make it...and that shouldn't bother any man. If it does, he's probably living in the past...and won;t be in your future! 
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And then, of course, there's Goof's perspective...
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IT means he takes the lead and provides support for his family,,emotionally and financially.
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in all seriousness it depends what type of person you ask. if you ask a controlling freak woman then i would think it means in a derogatory way, kinda like under her boot.
if you ask a reasonable woman then it means exactly the same as a woman knowing her place...in that particular relationship. in my opinion there is alway a division between the rolls and responsibilities...and we all take on a "place" within that relationship. |
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