[GregoTX]

[SatinDoll]

My Gawd! You dug up a dinosaur!!

[Rome2000]

I will be printing that out and pasting to the refrigerator.

[SatinDoll]

I can’t leave this one alone, as it touched my life and left scars.

My mother believed this kind of thing. She tried to be perfect. So much so, she had two nervous breakdowns and 30 years of alcoholism. What she did to my sister and me was horrifying. My father was oblivious.

You see, what’s printed in that article only works when man and wife are both perfect people. Somethings are too painful to acknowledge.

Any one here perfect? I know I’m not, and I’ve never met a man who was either.

[hercuroc]

[VOA]

bump

[DivaDelMar]

Enjoy that fantasy. This is precisely the type of crap that fueled the feminist revolution.

[angcat]

I would gladly comply to this if I could stay home and not work outside the home.

[Kimberly GG]

Ha! Good luck with that one.

[CaptainK]

If you substituted the word slave for wife and slave-master for him, the essence of the article would remain the same.

[bannie]

Grego, that is PERFECT!!!!!!!!!

Now...if we could just find the husband who would take up the role that allows the wife the opportunity to "take her place."

We've screwed the family by telling the world that women "can do it all."

"You can bring home the bacon.
Fry it up in a pan;
And never let him forget
He's a man...cause you're a woman."

THAT IS BS.

Add to that the above-stated roles of "bacon winner," housewife, cook and "mistress"...the role of "mother;" and you're really spoilin' for failure; and the first thing to go is libido. (If the husband allows the wife to continue at this pace, "love" may follow libido out the door.)

[WhirlwindAttack]

Ah the good old days! LOL
My Mom and Dad were married for 54 Years.
When Mom died Dad followed within 2 months. He just seemed so lost without her.

[<1/1,000,000th%]

Someone’s in trouble.

[Razz Barry]

Boy, those were the days. The days before women had to help their husbands do their job.