Woman on a Man Mission?

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I really can't imagine what it would be like to have a woman on a Man Mission. I don't think it would really be interesting.
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It would be a good idea. Whichever way is okay by me.
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I would love to do some of these adventures, although perhaps notching the level of danger down just a bit. I love adventure, but also want to make it home in one piece. I have gone kayaking in Fiji, so that adventure felt familiar, but the ones where they were undertaking dangerous bikes rides were not ones that I would choose. I'll stick to rolling hills on my bike instead.
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It would have been nice to see one of the wives join the man mission but I do not think it would have had the meaning to the men. It wouldn't be a man mission, it just be a vacation.
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I think it would be interesting to see women on a man's mission.
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I loved their adventures but I do not think they are adventures I would want to go on, I prefer more relaxing trips. I agree that the trips changed as they got older. At first they were more risky as though to prove their manliness but towards the end of the book they started accepting assistance.
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If they had let the women travel with them, maybe just once or twice, they could have solved all their marital and inner conflicts before returning home. But no, they would not.
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I would love to see women on the man's mission. It would be more fun
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As a man, I would absolutely go on these adventures. I do like a reasonable degree of comfort but would gladly give that up for the roughing it experience.
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Post by Clare Jose »

I'm thinking that the women's version of 'Man Mission' would be somewhat more practical and planned. But then it depends on the particular group and just how adventurous each individual is.
I personally think, I would love to go on trips with a group of friends. It will definitely be a unique experience.
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A women's version of Man mission could definitely work.
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I feel women would love to go on adventures too. Though they may not be things as wild as the men.
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Post by Adeolaoskydeelight »

Although I like to travel and have vacations, I don't like ones that require a lot of physical exertion. However, I won't mind traveling in any way that involves only a small amount of strenuous exertion. I believe vacations are meant for relaxation
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Melchi Asuma wrote: 09 Feb 2020, 01:50 It would be quite interesting to get a woman on a man mission. However, it would lose its entire premise.
Exactly!!
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Post by Azuka Jessica »

Of course, I'll love to go on that sort of adventure one day. Also, women going on the adventure is Yes for me. If there can be a Man Misson, there should also be a Women's Mission or women in a man's mission.
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