Jungle Girl wrote:
Right now we communicate via Facebook. For example when I had problems with an irrigation issue, I posted photos and text describing the situation and the help and advice from women was more useful to me than that I received from men. The reason why I think we need a separate site for woman, especially single women, is that usually it is men who come to our "rescue". Sometimes we feel our questions might be viewed as too elementary for a man, so we just dont ask. When i ask male friends and family for information, the answers come from an engineering perspective and sound like a technical manual.
What we need is a way we can communicate quickly: "hey, look at these bugs eating my citrus trees...what are they and how can I get rid of them?"

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MarlaKC wrote:
...but really hate "that won't work darling" without any explanations.
It is one of the biggest differences between men and women (in general, there are ALWAYS exceptions to the rule). My hubby does the same thing and if I wait long enough he will tell me the details that I need. My boys are the same way, same with my dad, both grandpas, my uncle and my brother. It is not a sexist thing at all...they just don't do details and conversation the way I do. No land yet, but growing what I can with what I have!
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