Dr. Laura Schlessinger: 'The Proper Care And Feeding Of Husbands'

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | Tuesday, January 6, 2004 | Dr. Laura Schlessinger

[Conspiracy Guy]

This one?

[Slip18]

You stole my eight-inch black heels. I'm going to sue you in a court of heels.

[Publius6961]

Yet I still see things splashed all about. Tell me hopespringseternal, what's a FReeper chick to do?!?

You should stop stop talking about it. Seriously. I was clueless as to the connection. All of the useful inferences were the result of your posts.
I may be dense in retrospect, but I prefer to think that a mild case of paranoia worked against you.

[Land of the Free 04]

You stole my eight-inch black heels.

No, I just took pictures of you wearing them.

[Conspiracy Guy]

Combat boots and hot pants.

[Conspiracy Guy]

ROTFLMAO. If you LYAO what will hold your hot pants up?

[aCookieMomster]

Yes, I would have to agree about the "3 A's" being spot on. AND I AGREE WITH HER COMMENT: "Where the behavior of the husbands is blatantly destructive, dangerous or evil, this book does not apply." From experience I know this is so true. With that kind of man if a woman follows this advice she will only be hurt more: physically, emotionally, spiritually and socially.

[Taliesan]

Most will tell you they enjoy it, but for some reason that enjoyment doesn't translate to wanting it.

Oh, please. My wife harasses me incessantly.

[Darksheare]

Umm.. doesn't the Min-Pin constitute a concealed weapon?

[Slip18]

I want those negatives . . .

[chris1]

About wanting it or not enjoying it???????

[Slip18]

"If you LYAO what will hold your hot pants up?"

I'll get a pierced belly button button (ewwwwww and ouch) to hold them up.

[Darksheare]

I know, odd combo to ping.
But.. did either of you see this?
I'm chuckling, but also cringing because it honestly is too close to home in some ways.
I guess I'm looking for humor, or an opinion on this article from those I respect (and thought of first) to put things in perspective.
However odd that perspective might be.
*chuckle*

[onehipdad]

They made a fairly decent movie of it, too - except there was none of the America adventure in it.

[Saundra Duffy]

Dr. Laura is starting to get on my LAST NERVE!

[rintense]

I completely understand your point of view. But what you have stated shows that sometimes, because men and women are wired differently, they have a hard time understanding each other. Some women are emotional- very much so. But as it is important for women to understand how men are different, they must, in turn, understand that we are emotional creatures. It is the basis for what makes us truly feminine.

Now, If I had a dime for every nagging female friend I knew who wasted time on petty things... Conversely, if I also had a dime for every man that instantly became neutered once they put on a ring... there is a happy medium, somewhere. Thank you for your post.

[Conspiracy Guy]

Tape works.

[chris1]

Why? Love relationships are supposed to be about both getting what they want. Women and men should both be more concerned about each others' needs than their own. Then, both will usually whind up getting like 80% of what they want and should be otherwise happy.

[chris1]

Good points! But why is that we can discuss it here, but then can't apply it in real life when it matters most?

[Saundra Duffy]

Are there any marital situations for which your book does not apply?

Yes, most definitely. Where the behavior of the husbands is blatantly destructive, dangerous or evil, this book does not apply.

No, I won't say it.