My girlfriend Julie, she is very good at expressing her feelings. Sometimes, you can read her like a book. 

When she’s happy, she tells you.

How are you love? Ohh, I’m over the moon. I’m ever so pleased I passed my exam.

When she’s down in the dumps, you can tell. 

Are you ok, dear? No, I am not, I am depressed.

I don’t want any dinner, I am not in the mood, leave me alone.

That’s Julie. 

When she’s angry, you know about it, right?

I am so cross with Colin at work, I did a great job preparing our presentation and he stole my thunder, telling the bosses it was mostly his work! Idiot!

Tell you what, my Julie is an expressive person.

But, when she asks me: how are you doing? Yeah alright 

Are you feeling ok? Yeah alright

Some men, like yours truly, are just not very expressive, right?

Some men, I reckon, like yours truly, it’s not that we don’t how to express our feelings, it’s just that we don’t always know how we actually feel!

We don’t spend a lot of time thinking about feelings 

and analysing them. We just are!

What was that geezer, that bloke, who said,

“I think, therefore I am”

Well, I reckon, if he were a woman, sorry, If he had been a woman, she would have said,

“I feel, therefore I am” 

I reckon men today, it’s more like, 

“I am, therefore I am”