There’s no doubt that men and women see things differently – in more than just a “Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus” kind of way.
I’ve written before about the way men don’t get colours, nor do they understand some fashion trends.
They also seem to be blind to dirt on the floor, dust, and other signs of household chores that need to be done.
A Classic Example
But if you want further evidence that men and women see things differently, take a look at these photos which I took on my morning walk (yes, we’ve had a lot of rain):
It’s a fairy ring!
I remember reading about them in Enid Blyton and hearing myths and stories about fairy rings as a young girl, so I was quite excited to have seen one for myself 🙂 . My imagination was immediately filled with pictures of elves, pixies and fairies dancing in the moonlight.
I sent the pic to Miss 21, and she too was enchanted.
But when IÂ showed it to the hubster, he wasn’t all that impressed. It seems he didn’t see a fairy ring, oh no, nothing so romantic or whimsical as that!
“Must be a broken sewer pipe,” was his comment.
Men and Women: we see things differently.
I rest my case!
Has the man in your life ever given you any classic examples of how men and women see things differently?!
Jan says
That is so funny. Typical man. We saw loads of these at the park and My hubby said I wonder if they are edible.
Janet Camilleri says
What about you Jan? Did you think of fairy rings?!
Katina says
I remember going for a walk with my mum, her friend and her 2 children, one a babe in arms. We came across a fairy ring. We sat inside the enchanted ring and mum breast fed her baby amidst the magic. Sorry no mere male comments to add.
Janet Camilleri says
That’s beautiful! It’s the first time I’ve seen one in real life .