Women get itchier than men after seven years

The Times (UK) ^ | December 18, 2001 | HELEN RUMBELOW

[aculeus]

...... and dogs don't complain when you spend too much time on line.

[Steve0113]

If you leave God out of your marriage you end up like this. They have done surveys and found very few marriages were in major trouble when the husband and wife pray together on a daily basis.

I recall a survey like that. Out of 1,100 couples who were tracked, about 50% ended up divorced. Among those who attended church together, the divorce rate was two (2) percent. Among those who attended church together and prayed together at home, only one couple divorced.

[Steve0113]

Yeah Yeah you'll find a way to squeeze religion into everything.

See my post #22. There's a reason for bringing religion into it.

[d4now]

Dogs can appreciate excessive body hair.

Thank you for my first good laugh of the day.

[Just another Joe]

Men were also more likely than women to say that they wished they could ask their partners to be more affectionate, and talk more about their sex life.

Now you know why guys discuss their sex lives with other guys.
I guess they can't discuss it with their wives.

[gnarledmaw]

#11, It's all due to a trauma he suffered when he was a sboolboy. He was attacked by a bat.

[twinzmommy]

I think some of this issue can be solved by people having children younger.

I have a number of friends who waited until their mid-late thirties to have children, or even early forties -- and have watched quite a few marriages fall apart. I wonder sometimes if it's the loss of control??

We, on the other hand, were 22 and 23 when our twins were born (19 and 20 when we married) -- the way I figure it, we're not planning on more children, at ages 41 and 42 they'll be graduating high school, and we'll have quite a life left.

There is a lot to look forward to, and plenty of time to enjoy the now.

Make sense?

twinzmommy