To: Havoc
Though I wouldn't mind getting married, I've found it to be the easiest way for golddiggers to make a living. If I wanted to pay someone's way through life, I'd start a business or fund some one in need who's deserving. And women today (even a lot of the churchified ones) care more about money and looks than about anything else, so... LOLDING DING DING!! We have another winner, folks. I just can't imagine getting my ass out of bed every day, working all day, while I have wifey at home, watching TV, gabbin' on the phone, shopping, etc etc ETC ETC, basially living the Life of Riley with no responsibilities, no worries, NOTHING. Call me selfish.
To: IDontLikeToPayTaxes
Some don't mind working - though that wasn't really my point persay, many work and just think you exist to provide them the money that they don't have the time or experience to accumulate themselves. And when you aren't slaving for them so they have a paycheck to waste as they see fit, you are supposed to be 100% committed to making sure they are happy. I'd note, these are generally not reciprocal - all geared toward the mindset of the modern woman. You exist to please her - till she wakes up to the devastation (if she does) that she's made of her life. Then she wants to find a 'nice guy' to carry her water and clean up after the mess she's made of things. So you're either breaking your back for an ungreatful or, if dumb enough, breaking your back for a semi-grateful with 2.5 children she brought into the world with someone she labels as being the worst thing since satan.
I love it that my ex-gfs think enough of me to check up fairly regularly. But I thoroughly enjoy their absence.
One day a woman with some brains and courtesy will come around and happiness will exist on that front. If not,
would rather be a bachelor for the rest of my life and
blow my salary as I see fit than live with a contentious
self-centered shrew. Can I get an Amen? LOL
406 posted on
10/29/2002 9:09:32 AM PST by
Havoc
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