[pissant]

There's a low maintenance version?

[Dashing Dasher]

HEY!!!!

I resemble that remark!

[Stellar Dendrite]

"KEYWORDS: MONEYPIT"


LOL!!!

[F16Fighter]

When advice becomes nagging, a challenge becomes a chore, and your cutie becomes a princess, should you cut her loose?

"Cutting loose"??

Jettisoning from a circus cannon is more like it.

[struwwelpeter]

Last weekend I'd have said 'YES!', but now I'm not so sure...

[BeHoldAPaleHorse]

"Are High Maintenance Women Worth It?"

No.

[MotleyGirl70]

Askmen.com is so anti-woman is laughable and any man who believes in this stuff doesn't deserve a good woman in the first place.

This is the same website that referred to us as "Little Stalins".

[Mr. Jeeves]

Are High Maintenance Women Worth It?

Absolutely yes. As the article points out, they tend to be feminine and hold themselves to high standards. Low maintenance women these days tend to be earthy, tomboy types...OK, if that's your thing. It sure ain't mine... ;)

By the standards of today, every single woman alive in the 40's and 50's would be considered "high maintenance".

[Gingersnap]

There's a big difference between high maintenance women and feminine women. High maintenance women are self-absorbed, it's all about them. Feminine women care about their appearance and demeanor but they care more about their family and friends.

I'm a girly-girl type. I wear dresses and feminine casual clothing. My hair is always "done" (none of the that bed-head stuff for me). I wear earrings when I dig in the garden. I make my husband cut his hair and wear presentable clothes. My house really does look great all the time.

But I also do most of the yard work, painting, and vehicle maintenance. I work but I cook from scratch. I shoot, hunt and fish. I can sew and I can make ghilley suits. I can pick up snakes but somebody else has to squish spiders. I'm a low maintenance gal.

[mistress_of_tantra]

hahaha if you have to ask yourself if a woman is low mateniece then you are lost forever. ;)