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I could understand the question, but to be fair, iteas somewhat vague and open-ended.
I guess only a guy understands what a female question this is. What the hell do you mean, "personal growth"? Guys don't speak in code. Say what you mean! That's not to defend his answer, however. This goes along with women and the way they have to bring up something said years ago in a disagreement. For heaven's sake, let's talk about today not ancient history!!!
I wouldn't stay with anyone that didn't think personal growth is an important aspect of life. The way the question was worded was odd I'll agree with that, but you saying it's a woman's question means you don't think growing as a person is important. You must of had a girl really **** you up if you are that bitter towards woman.
Obviously you can see what he's thinking with.
I'm now honestly curious to know what your views on personal growth are.
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It's still a better answer than "Personal growth? Who needs that shit?"
Sorry OP but you deserve it for dating such a dumb ass.
hahaha That cracked me up.
He wanted to see if you noticed.
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What kind of question is that? We're you asking if he likes personal growth? If he believes in it? Agrees with it? You ask a stupid question, you get a smartass answer.
Best first comment I have seen in a while. Original too. Sarcasm