It is something stronger than the force of gravity that drives them, that is their drive/seduction to have a man put a baby into them.
OVER HERE !!!!
What an excellent post for news/activism.
The mods are to be commended!
Buy Dr. Laura’s book, “The Proper Care and Feeding of Husbands.” I’m inherently nosey and appreciate good intel, and so even though I’m a guy I bought the thing and read it after hearing her promote it on her show. While it’s intended for women, it will give a guy great insight into how a modern woman operates.
What we want: P-U-S-(censored).
There you have it!
Because of their relationship, I went too far the other way. I said I would never treat my husband with such a firm hand. However, this caused my husband to be overly spoiled and has taken advantage of my goodness over the years.
I loved just being a mother and wife, I was brought up to believe that is all I would ever be (don't do that to your daughters). I asked very little of my husband with respect to the children and our home. He never changed a diaper or fed them a bottle, I never asked him to, it was my responsibility. He doesn’t do housework, again because I just don’t ask him to. Maybe that is my fault. However, to be fair to him, he has always done all the grocery shopping and miscellaneous shopping, as I hated it. I still do.
When the children were ready for school, I went back to work as a Paralegal. I love my work and he has never asked me to quit. He loves to cook when he has time. He has been struggling with alcoholism for the last 10 years and it has been hard on our marriage. I took my vows of “till death do us part” very seriously and God has given me the strength to hang in there. As we promised, we are growing old together. I can't imagine not being married.
I do not have many women friends because I find most women to be very shallow and unfocused. I'm much more comfortable with men but only because I enjoy men's activities more than activities with women. I hate to shop and now that my children are raised and gone, I enjoy my quiet time with books and politics.
Women are not so complicated, most know how to love to their own detriment. Men take advantage of that point and some never quit dating even after marriage. At least, in my generation of women, I have found most women happy to raise their children and take care of their homes. I must say that the current generation of women, age 25 to 35, my daughter included, thinks quite differently. In many ways, it is all about them and what they want or can acquire. Some will never find happiness with a man if all they want to do is control the relationship, it works both ways.
My brother was 49 before he ever married. My son is 32, and says he won’t get married until he finds a woman like his Mom. He is a romantic and I hope he finds someone kind and gentle as that is his personality. Marriage can be very difficult at times and very joyful at times.
You get out of life what you are willing to put into it. A woman can either be a compliment to you or a real pain in the ass! I have seen both ends of the spectrum. Good luck to you!
I have a hard time believing that a man that looks like you hasn’t been snatched up yet.
I married when I was 52 after decades of fun and games with all the beautiful women I'd known. After 13 great years with this wonderful woman, I wouldn't go back for anything.
I retired the same year and she sold her business and between the two of us we're in the top 1% incomes. It was a marriage made in heaven. Good luck.
I have not read all the replys but number one is that women never forget and will not miss a chance to remind you. Number two is that women love to carry a grudge, since they never forget this is easy for them.Number three, women are never wrong as they will always remind you of that. Number four, women are great drivers and will tell you what you are doing wrong when they are sitting in the passenger seat.Number five, women have a right, no, a duty to change their mind on any subject at any time.Number six, sex is finished when she says it’s finished.........................Thats all I care too say about that!
A wise old Italian man once explained to me, “Women are there to be loved...not understood.” The older I get the more I think he was on to something.
We just want bonbons and grandbabies.
:-)
Just then, a women who happened to be in the room comes over and shakes her finger in my face, "You don't know women at all, do you", and stomps out.
Class dismissed.
When it comes to women, I still haven’t figured “them” out either, and I am one.
Perhaps there is no way to figure out so many individuals by thinking of them as one lump sum.
So Sad
Salute