I agree to a certain degree. There are a LOT of older mature women that will ALWAYS be about 3 steps ahead of men. They have lived a life that have taught them AWESOME lessons. So many young women are prey as well... Men that Prey on women does not age discriminate.
True, but woman prey on men as well.
Don't you think, when you're hit by cupids arrow, all kinds of rational, or reasonable, respectful even, thought goes out the window a little?.
I agree. I was commenting on the post about older women are more prey to men.
I said, I think, that my husband and I are not romantic. We still are not. In fact, right before we married I wrote and told him if he ever hit me, ever, I would kill him in his sleep. I meant it. He believed me and he never has hit me.I remember a post you made on the subject of romance in another thread. I don't want to try to misquote you here, but I agreed with you then and now.
Tony
, but @Aunt Marg said I am 100% correct all the time so now, I sticking with that.I do understand but I could not kill my husband because if he hit me, he would not be worth me spending jail time. I would enjoy spending his $$$$$ instead.I said, I think, that my husband and I are not romantic. We still are not. In fact, right before we married I wrote and told him if he ever hit me, ever, I would kill him in his sleep. I meant it. He believed me and he never has hit me.
You can misquote me. I have a terrible memory and forget what I write, or change my mind
You can lust after so many members of the opposite sex can't you, and I doubt the experience is really anything like the one you get when you meet someone a bit special, (whether you choose to act on that feeling or not too?).
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I doubt I'm very romantic either, but I remember the late, great actor, Sir John Mills explaining in a tv interview alongside his wife, another actor maybe, how they both decided early on, for their marriage to survive the rigours and strains of a show business lifestyle, they decided to do everything they could to keep the romance going, and succeeded.I remember a post you made on the subject of romance in another thread. I don't want to try to misquote you here, but I agreed with you then and now.
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I doubt I'm very romantic either, but I remember the late, great actor, Sir John Mills explaining in a tv interview alongside his wife, another actor maybe, how they both decided early on, for their marriage to survive the rigours and strains of a show business lifestyle, they decided to do everything they could to keep the romance going, and succeeded.
You can lust after so many members of the opposite sex can't you, and I doubt the experience is really anything like the one you get when you meet someone a bit special, (whether you choose to act on that feeling or not too?).
Handle and manage have the same purpose. I can manage just fine without being handled.Instead of "handle" read "manage", although it may not scan so well in the song, so whoever wrote it used a word to mean the same thing, (he /she didn't mean physically handle did they).
Anyone taking objection to the word probably meant quite innocently has fallen into a bit of a trap though, because if you listened to Bryn Terfel singing you'll know the last line is, " How to handle a woman, is to love her, simply love her",(and who doesn't want that, man or woman?).
Tina Turner fan?
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"Transactional analysis aims to help get the best relationships too(?)"Handle with care.
Manage for success.
Our aim is to keep this place clean, your aim is appreciated.
Go big or go home. Just do it!
Lots of little phrases to keep us on our toes.
Never been tamed and never going to be(?).Handle and manage have the same purpose. I can manage just fine without being handled.
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Could you be described as "the thinking woman's totty"?
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@grahamg it was none other than the late great Aretha FranklinTina Turner fan?
Boy Tony, you sure "hit the nail on the head". I could never understand all those people maxed out on their credit cards. I drive a 2018 Ford Focus with all the bells & whistles. I bought it 1 year old & paid cash for it and I got a great deal. I don't owe any money to anyone, the pension comes each month so I "sleep like a baby". Leasing a vehicle was never for me.
When I was in my twenties, my response to Cinderella Syndrome was, “Cinderella is a hardazz roller derby queen, Prince Charming is gay, and not coming for me.”The Cinderella story, and the like, harmed generations of both young men and young women. Women need to save themselves, men need to back off.
