Allow me to enlighten you as to how women like to argue. The first step is that the basis of the statement or reply must be diversional. That you personally attempt to cloud the issue with facts is irrelevant. It's like a cat high in a tree, out on a branch. The cat sees a bird in the sky, the bird sees the cat see it. The bird knowing it's safe flies off to its nest but not before noticing and owl on a roof top. Now the owl is fake but the bird perceives it as real. The owl was placed there by the home owner as a scare tactic. Sort of a scareowl. Not unlike the scarecrow in "The Wizard of Oz." However in that situation it was more of a distract-crow. Certainly Dorthy was distracted, but that was by her choice. Who talks to a scarecrow? When she was told to follow the yellow brick road she never asked, "What happens if there is a four way intersection? Which way do I go?" Some no doubt outright blame Glinda for the confusion. But the situation with Glinda is like when you car starts to act up and you think it's going to stall. That feeling in the pit of your stomach when realizing that stalling in the middle of traffic is not the best thing to happen that day. Even if your work was more traumatic than usual. Because whatever you think is never as important as you think it is at the time you are thinking it. It's these inter-reacted feelings that fracture any sense of wholeness. Even when an ice cream cone is dropped to the ground, its still and ice cream cone, but no one wants to eat it. The days of sincerity are at hand, and when you can fake that you got it made. Not because the truth hurts but because you hurt, truth or not. Look at yourself with objectivity and you will realize you aren't all you're cracked up to be. ●
Guys, why did you read all that? It was a mindless ramble.
Women love to confuse the issue, it's the only way they can win when they are in the wrong. They will pull you off in any direction they can. Don't allow it. Stay focused like a laser.