In my book group, there had been some recent discussion about whether the men and women in the group rate books differently and like different books.
When I got into the bar yesterday, people were discussing who had chosen this month's book, and one person said that she would guess that a man had chosen the book, but if it turns out a woman had chosen it, then it'd have to have been me.
Is that a compliment? As it turns out, I had chosen it. What does that mean?
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What book was it?
It's a collection of short stories by Raymond Carver.
I am reading Judy Blume. Do they think they would assume I am a guy if I suggested Judy Blume?
I don't know what that interaction with your book club means. Does it mean you are a manly feminine person?
I don't know Raymond Carver, but if I did would the women's comment make more sense?
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