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onan

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Re: Coast May Need A Woman's Touch?
« Reply #60 on: April 13, 2011, 10:57:28 AM »
If women don't want to be shit on by men perhaps they should pick men that are not inclined to do so.
 
As far as work in the house... mebbe one should take a clue from how the man lived prior to a serious relationship and use that example as to what priorities that man has.
 
Mebbe if those qualifiers were discussed prior to makin babies the chance of being dropped for a new trophy would be less.
 
When we start teaching young people relationships are about other things than getting the largest house or making the most money maybe relationships will be built on more than how much a man can provide and how big the woman's breasts are.
 
Maybe if people stopped thinking physical appearance was the most important thing maybe relationships could be built on appreciation of ideas...
 
When women stop spending over a billion dollars a year on makeup and start really walking the talk of refuting shallowness things will change.

Yeah probably not.
 
As to Ramona and Art, I am sure she had a significant impact. But then again... with Art's history had I been Ramona I woulda turned tail and ran.
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Re: Coast May Need A Woman's Touch?
« Reply #61 on: April 13, 2011, 11:32:51 AM »
Oh, but Onan, I can change him!

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« Reply #62 on: April 13, 2011, 11:46:33 AM »
Oh yes, Anagrammy, the sword definitely cuts both ways. Plenty of women used just as men. Was just alluding to your generalized characterization of the men in your apartment complex - maybe there is a reason.

The link I referenced in question - http://nomarriage.flippertv.com/No%20Marriage.pdf

Another related one - http://nomarriage.flippertv.com/nomarriage.com.pdf

And if I am ever fat and ask my wife to tend to my hemorrhoids, someone do my wife a favor and shoot me please. Was that an exaggeration for demonstration purposes? Or first hand experience? --- ugh!!

There has to be tons of stuff on the net dealing with women's woes and the state of the American male as well.

As you suspect, I am a believer that the truth is far stranger than fiction--and that most really strange fiction is based on truths no one would believe.  Indeed, my best friend in my 50's was madly in love with a man who kept a stable of women.  He hurt her over and over, using her as his default bed partner.  I begged her to have more respect for herself, but she was slightly pudgy and thought every sex act might be her last.  One day after they had been officially broken up for months he showed up at her door with a woebegone look, wearing the cowboy hat that he knew she adored (don't ask why 'cause I could not begin to answer).  He needed ointment applied to his hemorrhoids, I kid you not.  For all the tea in China, I cannot explain why she accommodated him, but she did.  He told her he loved her nursing skills and he was getting too old for the fast lane and was moving to Oregon and would send for her. 

She never heard from him again--so, to answer your question, not an exaggeration.

Anagrammy

Re: Coast May Need A Woman's Touch?
« Reply #63 on: April 13, 2011, 12:05:36 PM »
A man in his 50s, too fat to reach his own rear end, and he has a stable of women?  I certainly agree with you, truth is stranger than fiction!

George sucks

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« Reply #64 on: April 13, 2011, 12:26:29 PM »
Auuuuugh!! Color me ashamed to be a male Anagrammy. (sorry if my posts seem disjointed - don't know how to use the quote function)

One of the reasons people stay with people or put up with them... it takes great courage to leave someone you love. Much, much, much easier to just stay and hope. Despite the continual heartache and torment of staying with them. People love differently, in different ways. People have different needs. I can understand most scenarios involving love, when I approach it from the stand point that none of it makes any sense. (lol)   

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« Reply #65 on: April 13, 2011, 12:38:02 PM »
i would like to add, this whole thing with women and their weight is soooooo overblown. Perfect example of social stigmas that exist solely from suggested stereotyping by the media. And it is accepted. I'll take a healthy girl any day vs. what is portrayed as desirable by the vomit brokers.

Having sex with a woman that's skinny is like screwing a pile of coat hangers. All elbows.

guildnavigator

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Re: Coast May Need A Woman's Touch?
« Reply #66 on: April 13, 2011, 02:03:03 PM »
this would have been more fitting earlier in the discussion, not as relevant at this point in the conversation, but look how beautiful ramona was in her early 20s:







and for fun, this is art from the same time period:





and my avatar, revealed:











The General

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Re: Coast May Need A Woman's Touch?
« Reply #67 on: April 13, 2011, 02:43:46 PM »
MAN! Ramona was a babe.

onan

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« Reply #68 on: April 13, 2011, 02:57:06 PM »
MAN! Ramona was a babe.

yes... literally.

Usagi

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Re: Coast May Need A Woman's Touch?
« Reply #69 on: April 13, 2011, 09:04:08 PM »
MAN! Ramona was a babe.

More than that is the intelligence in her eyes.  But, yeah, definitely lovely.

Art, on the other hand. ;p  I remember the first time I ever saw him after listening for a good amount of time was when the Larry King interview first aired.  Boy, was I shocked!  I never realized he was so tall, though, until later.

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« Reply #70 on: April 13, 2011, 10:28:49 PM »

yes... literally.


Yeah, so lovely.  On the occasions I heard her on Coast, I always came away thinking she was a wonderful person. 

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Re: Coast May Need A Woman's Touch?
« Reply #71 on: April 14, 2011, 01:39:04 AM »
Art, on the other hand. ;p  I remember the first time I ever saw him after listening for a good amount of time was when the Larry King interview first aired.  Boy, was I shocked!  I never realized he was so tall, though, until later.

Usagi, are you sure Art is extra tall?  I thought so, too, until someone called me on it.  I googled him, but found nothing on his height.  I did read, though, that Airyn is only 4'8".  That would explain why pictures of the two of them together make Art look like some kind of giant.  ;)

Re: Coast May Need A Woman's Touch?
« Reply #72 on: April 14, 2011, 01:30:06 PM »
I always had the impression that Art was a little guy.