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  • October 28, 2009 at 5:38 AM #16567
    Sly
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    “I Have The Pu–y, I Make The Rules.”

    A T- shirt with the saying “I have the pu–y,I make the rules” just about sums up the modern relationship between women and men.

    Have you noticed the past several years how women, especially married women, completely control and dictate the lives of their husbands. It’s really pitiful.

    Off the top of my head, I can list about 10 different married couples I know personally and another 5 neighbors whose wives show very little respect for their hard working husband, make unrealistic material demands on their husband, and constantly criticize their husband.

    I meet married couples on a daily basis as part of my business. I noticed how the women completly dominate the conversation, determine most of the financial decisions and their husband is put down if he disagrees with his wife.

    I hear this so often, “Whatever Makes Her Happy”
    I never hear “Whatever Makes Him Happy”

    I am not sure why men put up with this, but I guess the bottom line is…
    “I Have The Pu–y…I Make The Rules.

    October 28, 2009 at 6:26 AM #474554
    scaredyclassic
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    i’d say it’s more complex than that. obviously that summation is fairly inflammatory. on the other hand, i think men in our society have lost their way as men. This began to be very noticeable with men’s movement type writing like Robert Bly–a need for men to notice their manliness, to be more authentically male. back in the day of course, men were men, it was unquestioned. nowadays, it seems, a whole industry has sprung up on teaching men to be men. perhaps it’s a function of the quest for equality in the relationship, with men generally ending up on the losing side. perhaps the balance of negotiations, with divorce being the nuclear weapon of devastation, puts men in the position where, if they fear losing their family, believe appeasement and submission are better than financial and family devastation, with the wife always potentially being able to pull the trigger and win.

    October 28, 2009 at 6:26 AM #474731
    scaredyclassic
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    i’d say it’s more complex than that. obviously that summation is fairly inflammatory. on the other hand, i think men in our society have lost their way as men. This began to be very noticeable with men’s movement type writing like Robert Bly–a need for men to notice their manliness, to be more authentically male. back in the day of course, men were men, it was unquestioned. nowadays, it seems, a whole industry has sprung up on teaching men to be men. perhaps it’s a function of the quest for equality in the relationship, with men generally ending up on the losing side. perhaps the balance of negotiations, with divorce being the nuclear weapon of devastation, puts men in the position where, if they fear losing their family, believe appeasement and submission are better than financial and family devastation, with the wife always potentially being able to pull the trigger and win.

    October 28, 2009 at 6:26 AM #475095
    scaredyclassic
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    i’d say it’s more complex than that. obviously that summation is fairly inflammatory. on the other hand, i think men in our society have lost their way as men. This began to be very noticeable with men’s movement type writing like Robert Bly–a need for men to notice their manliness, to be more authentically male. back in the day of course, men were men, it was unquestioned. nowadays, it seems, a whole industry has sprung up on teaching men to be men. perhaps it’s a function of the quest for equality in the relationship, with men generally ending up on the losing side. perhaps the balance of negotiations, with divorce being the nuclear weapon of devastation, puts men in the position where, if they fear losing their family, believe appeasement and submission are better than financial and family devastation, with the wife always potentially being able to pull the trigger and win.

    October 28, 2009 at 6:26 AM #475172
    scaredyclassic
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    i’d say it’s more complex than that. obviously that summation is fairly inflammatory. on the other hand, i think men in our society have lost their way as men. This began to be very noticeable with men’s movement type writing like Robert Bly–a need for men to notice their manliness, to be more authentically male. back in the day of course, men were men, it was unquestioned. nowadays, it seems, a whole industry has sprung up on teaching men to be men. perhaps it’s a function of the quest for equality in the relationship, with men generally ending up on the losing side. perhaps the balance of negotiations, with divorce being the nuclear weapon of devastation, puts men in the position where, if they fear losing their family, believe appeasement and submission are better than financial and family devastation, with the wife always potentially being able to pull the trigger and win.

    October 28, 2009 at 6:26 AM #475397
    scaredyclassic
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    i’d say it’s more complex than that. obviously that summation is fairly inflammatory. on the other hand, i think men in our society have lost their way as men. This began to be very noticeable with men’s movement type writing like Robert Bly–a need for men to notice their manliness, to be more authentically male. back in the day of course, men were men, it was unquestioned. nowadays, it seems, a whole industry has sprung up on teaching men to be men. perhaps it’s a function of the quest for equality in the relationship, with men generally ending up on the losing side. perhaps the balance of negotiations, with divorce being the nuclear weapon of devastation, puts men in the position where, if they fear losing their family, believe appeasement and submission are better than financial and family devastation, with the wife always potentially being able to pull the trigger and win.

    October 28, 2009 at 7:16 AM #474574
    Coronita
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    >I am not sure why men put up with this, but I guess the >bottom line is…

    we don’t.

    That’s why some men have a big commitment issue.

    October 28, 2009 at 7:16 AM #474751
    Coronita
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    >I am not sure why men put up with this, but I guess the >bottom line is…

    we don’t.

    That’s why some men have a big commitment issue.

    October 28, 2009 at 7:16 AM #475115
    Coronita
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    >I am not sure why men put up with this, but I guess the >bottom line is…

    we don’t.

    That’s why some men have a big commitment issue.

    October 28, 2009 at 7:16 AM #475192
    Coronita
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    >I am not sure why men put up with this, but I guess the >bottom line is…

    we don’t.

    That’s why some men have a big commitment issue.

    October 28, 2009 at 7:16 AM #475417
    Coronita
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    >I am not sure why men put up with this, but I guess the >bottom line is…

    we don’t.

    That’s why some men have a big commitment issue.

    October 28, 2009 at 7:41 AM #474589
    sdduuuude
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    I can’t say this is the fault of the females.
    You get what you settle for, I guess.

    October 28, 2009 at 7:41 AM #474766
    sdduuuude
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    I can’t say this is the fault of the females.
    You get what you settle for, I guess.

    October 28, 2009 at 7:41 AM #475130
    sdduuuude
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    I can’t say this is the fault of the females.
    You get what you settle for, I guess.

    October 28, 2009 at 7:41 AM #475206
    sdduuuude
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    I can’t say this is the fault of the females.
    You get what you settle for, I guess.

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