by Robdar 66 Replies latest jw friends
I think so too!!
I like the way they challenge me, make me think, make me laugh. I appeciate the thoughtfulness and readiness to assist when they see a need... the gentle nagging to get a cover on my phone, the marks rubbed out on my car...the many things I just don't see or think about.
Men are wonderful. (I've had sake tonight....)
Dagney, I totally agree and cant believe you are the only other woman on this board to agree with me that men are adorable.
I love your story. The men in your life do sound adorable :)
I'm traveling across the country with my dad, and my two boys this summer. I hope I get to see all sorts of inexplicable male bonding between them. When we visited my parents last time, my dad still had to work. My youngest sat at the front door for more than an hour, just waiting for him to come home. I love that my dad, when he walks in the door, no matter how tired or hungry he is, goes immediately and does whatever it is the boys were waiting for him to do.
I love my dad.
Tammy
I love my husband too.
He doesn't understand me. Lack of communication between us, I suppose. But when we do talk, really talk, he tries his very best to do as I ask. That says a lot. If I asked for more, he'd try to do more.
Tammy
Watson, it is amazing to me how quickly people have forgotten the many valuable contributions and inventions of the white, heterosexual, anglo saxon male. |
poor little things
white, heterosexual, anglo saxon male
Racist, lol
I wish I could share your sentiments but my experience has been anything but. Maybe one day in the future I'll meet a man who can change my mind.
white, heterosexual, anglo saxon male Racist, lol |
you are funny BP
Tec, your daddy story is a sweet one.
There is a book that came out last year, "The Male Brain" by Louann Brizendine, MD, that discusses the effect of testosterone on a man and the different phases he will go through in his life. She talks about the grandfather stage and how rewarding men find it to be. The book was fascinating and I highly recommend it to our board members.
Isn't it strange, how people can have different viewpoints on subjects.
I did not have good make role models. A violent father, a sexually abusive family member, a predatory workmate who took advantage of his position- all these have made it difficult for me to even like men, let alone trust them. However, my best friend is a male. He is a huge, bald, six-foot-three giant of a man, and yet I love him with all my heart. He's straight, and single, and never once has he made a move, been inappropriate or given me reason to distrust him. When I get married, he is going to be my best man.
He's restored my faith in men, but that will never lead me to want to be in a relationship with one.
white, heterosexual, anglo saxon male
Racist, lol
I wish I could share your sentiments but my experience has been anything but. Maybe one day in the future I'll meet a man who can change my mind.
LOL. Is it racist to state the truth? I dont think I implied that white, heterosexual, anglo saxon men have an inherent superiority to others. There are men of all colors and races that have contributed to the welfare of women and the entire world and I think they should be acknowledged and appreciated.
BP, I hope you meet many men who will change your opinion.
