I'm fine, its nothing. Go ahead and do whatever. That's ok.

1.FINE-This is the word women use to end an argument when they KNOW they are right and you need to shut up.
3.GO AHEAD-This is a dare, NOT permission. DON'T DO IT!

That's a category 5 storm coming in to shore.

Yah know, I don't speak Woman. I speak English. What the **** are you trying to say?

**DEADLY TERMS USED BY WOMEN**

1.FINE-This is the word women use to end an argument when they KNOW they are right and you need to shut up.

2.NOTHING-This means SOMETHING and you should be wary.

3.GO AHEAD-This is a dare, NOT permission. DON'T DO IT!

4.WHATEVER-is a woman's way of saying F*YOU!

5.THAT'S OKAY-she's thinking long and hard before deciding HOW and WHEN you will pay for your mistake

You guys should try this sometime ...

It is kinda funny, but I wanted to comment that guys say and mean the exact same things.

I don't buy it. Men and women speak the same language. This is just stereotyping not based on evidence.

Someone needs to spend more time in a relationship....

You've only been in a relationship with a female so your opinion isn't solid.

You've only been in a relationship with a female so your opinion isn't solid.

No, the male definition is as follows:

1) FINE - Either means fine, "it's legitimately not important enough to discuss", or "whatever" (see below for definition of "whatever")
2) NOTHING - means nothing or "it's legitimately not important enough to discuss".
3) GO AHEAD - Also means a dare, except that he really does want you to attempt this.
4) Whatever - means "I really don't give a ****", or "stop bothering me with this".
5) That's ok - means that's ok.

I would mostly agree, with a few very minor changes.

1) FINE: "Oh, God. I **** dare you. This is going to turn out sooooo badly for you. I completely absolve myself from dealing with any **** fall-out."
2) NOTHING: "Believe me, I'll tell you if something is wrong. I'm not in the mood to have a lengthy discussion. Please remove yourself from infront of my television."
3) GO AHEAD: "Oh, God. I **** dare you. This is going to turn out sooooo badly for you. I completely absolve myself from dealing with any **** fall-out but look forward to the ensuing hilarity."
4) WHATEVER: "Your solution is acceptable but am not quite sure why you ran this by me."
5) THAT'S OK: "Don't worry about it. We're on the same page, and I'm not put out by your decision enough to care."
6) WORKS FOR ME: "Your solution is acceptable and I appreciate you running this by me."

Guys definitely use 1, 2, and 4 just as much as women.

No, the male definition is as follows:

1) FINE - Either means fine, "it's legitimately not important enough to discuss", or "whatever" (see below for definition of "whatever")
2) NOTHING - means nothing or "it's legitimately not important enough to discuss".
3) GO AHEAD - Also means a dare, except that he really does want you to attempt this.
4) Whatever - means "I really don't give a ****", or "stop bothering me with this".
5) That's ok - means that's ok.