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Anyone in a similar position to Martin?

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King_of_Somewhere:
If I could attempt to bring in another side to this conversation:
Men: Dog
Women: Cat

If you look at the relationship between these 2 animals, you will see that it is also very close to our own human nature and this discussion going on right now. Dogs are for the most part, hyper and jumpy. Easily excited and always ready to go after something that catches their eye. Often times, they snap at each other to gain dominance or control. Cats on the other hand, are more laid back. Spend most of the day just lounging around, but can also be brought into a moment of action to again show dominance or to just calm a situation. And much like in the cartoons, if you introduce a cat to a dog, most of the time it's going to be pretty standoffish.

Now, much like our topic at hand, there are cases when a cat is comfortable with a dog and vise versa. It varies cat to cat and dog to dog but it is possible and completely not out of the norm. Sometimes dogs can be laid back just like a cat and not jump at every noise being made. And, sometimes cats are hyperactive and can't stop moving.

For me, it all is based off of how the person/animal was raised and what kind of situations they have been through in their life. I myself have always considered myself mature for my age. Heck, most of the time people think I am in my mid 20's when I am actually not even 20 yet.

Another question this bring to mind is our culture. How do people view it? Is it that I myself am overly mature and everyone else is normal? Or is it that I am normal, and everyone else is overly immature?

Or, am I just a crazy person up at 3am listening to Daft Punk and eating Pop-Tarts? Survey says...

pwhodges:
Telling people how mature you are is a way to make them think you're not.

Also, cats and dogs are different species; men and women are not.

Surgoshan:
King of Somewhere, I aver that you know not overmuch about either cats or dogs.  Introduce a cat to another cat and it will be standoffish.  Many dogs are not hyper, but are in fact overly laid back.  In fact, dogs and cats all come with remarkably different personalities.

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