For example, if her actions justify calling the police or getting the fire department involved, then it’s safe to say she isn’t all “up there”.

(And trust me, I’ve dated more than a few of these women myself to know the difference.)

Is it too much of a stretch to say that showing a bit of emotion is healthy? Again, I’m not talking about extremes here – like say, someone’s girlfriend smashing his car or setting his clothes on fire.

(If you’re dating a girl like that, you need to RUN away…and get a restraining order while you’re at it.)

Even comedian Bill Burr, with all his masculine Boston swagger, admits how guys make fun of each other (and not in the most politically correct of ways) for doing anything that’s “remotely sensitive” or makes you “more of a loving, caring individual.”

In one of his stand-up sets, he even goes as far saying that guys drop dead at 55 because they were “suppressing the urge to hug a puppy” or “admit that a baby’s cute.” A little exaggeration there, but that’s comedy for you.

Yeah, so if your woman is getting a bit worked up over a fight, maybe you could use a little perspective and take it in good stride. Besides, we get a little crazy too sometimes.

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