Jackie: “I can’t stand Shenise”
Rob: “What are you talking about? You have been friends for years”
J: “Yeah … but today she said that I sometimes get mad.  What kind of bs is that! I don’t get mad!”
R: “Are you serious? Everybody gets mad at times.  Your overreacting”
J: “Whatever.  Me and her are no longer friends”

And that’s it … its over.

A long lasting friendship is ended quickly over some petty stupid argument.

Let’s examine a similar male on male (pause) situation.

Derek: “Damn man … I can’t believe you”
Grant: “I’m sorry … but your girlfriend asked me to hit it raw. What was I going to say?”
D: “But I told you last week I was going to propose to her.  I told you she is the love of my life and I want her to bear my children”
G: “Man … my bad.”
D: “Yeah … well … we still going to the game tonight?”
G: “You know it”

And that’s it.  Two men can get into fistfight, sleep with someone’s girlfriend, run over their dog, leave them stranded in the middle of the hood with no money … and within in a few hours … everything is forgiven.  Period.

Why can’t women just forgive and forget too?  Why is it that the female species will end life long bonds and ties over some of the stupidest of arguments.  A bad joke, a late appointment, or someone canceling last minute can release a wrath than telling your girlfriend she looks fat in that dress.  Not only are they no longer friends … but she’s a b*, she’s ugly, her breath is funky, and her boyfriend is gay although you were trying to steal him away for the past 4 months.

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*flashback*

When I first met one of my exes … she was with her “best friend”.  She had just started college (I was one year older) and they met during orientation.  They went to every club and party together.  They ate together and they lived like 2 doors down from each other.  They were both from the same state and were both slightly boy crazy.

One day they were going to the club … another girl was driving.  Apparently someone’s phone died, some miscommunications happened, and my ex was left in the dorms because they couldn’t reach her.  For whatever reason … when they finally did get on the phone together … someone used a “curse word”.

They proceeded to not talk for one year from that point.

They lived in the same hallway, passed each other in the bathroom, and didn’t say a word.  And not only was she no longer a friend, but my ex told me she was a self-centered, selfish, boy crazy, and had relations with 50% of our football team was of loose nature.

All this because the phone died and a “curse word” was used.

*flashback over*

Now … I know this isn’t a 100% thing … but it’s reached epidemic proportions.  And I’m tired … so tired.

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In an effort to help solve this problem, I’ve come up with a few possible reasons to explain such widespread irrational behavior.

Woman are emotional creature

We all know women and emotions go together like basketball players and white women.  These extreme emotional responses to simple life events (e.g. crying at the movies) means a small joke elicits all kinds of hormones and chemicals.  Such a violent chemical reaction creates a violent outward reaction (she’s a b*).

Women are inherently jealous, insecure, or extremely competitive

What’s a woman’s biggest threat? No … not being 30+ and single … another woman.  Sure she helped her out when she was broke, sure she cried with her when her mom died, sure she’s been there since the 4th grade … but damned if she won’t steal your man, job, and Jimmy Choo’s if you start slipping.

Women are crazy

Nuff said …

I have a dream.  That one day women will walk the streets, hand in hand, being friends and not fighting over stupid catty sh*t.  I have a dream that one day … one little girl can call her friend fat … and that little girl won’t try and ruin her life.  Oh yes … SBM has a dream!

I dare someone to tell me I’m wrong in this one! Anyone with good stories?  Anyone at all with a half decent explanation to this phenomenon … because I’m lost!