Women are harder to understand than God.

Author: Bei Yang
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: In Women, Harder to Understand Than God, Bei Yang delves deeply into the complexities of female psychology, explaining the inscrutable machinations of women's minds. According to Bei Yang's insight, understanding women is harder than understanding God. Any smelly man who has ever experienced tense romantic scenes must have felt this kind of pain. We usually judge women based on reasoning. For example, since she spent so much money on a cheongsam, she must wear it every day, but she ends up wearing it only once and then hangs it up, letting it gather dust. When asked why, she can't give a reason. If pressed, she will say, "I don't like it anymore." Women are simply emotional beings, not logical ones. Whatever they say at any given moment is true. When she said she would always love you, she truly meant it. And when she says she no longer loves you, she genuinely means it. There is no groundbreaking, universally acknowledged truth to it—all it relies on is their intuition. Alas, women's intuition may not always be reliable, but when it is, it is often correct. Smelly men, unable to deduce things through reasoning, can sense them through intuition. Thus, when a smelly man falls in love with a lady, she immediately knows he has ulterior motives. But when a lady falls in love with a smelly man, he may never realize it. Writing this, I can't help but feel deeply sorry for smelly men.