"Even if he does sometimes act like a four-year-old who shaves." (p 91)
"How many more times does a man think about sex than a woman?...Thirty-three times as much!" (p. 98)
The author did have a point when he pointed out how many times a day a guy sees a woman with a low cut top or a short or tight skirt/pants/shorts. It would be/Is hard to not think about sex. AND, I'm a girl! There is a new restaurant opening in Omaha right now that you can go "audition" to be a waitress called Twin Peaks. They aren't looking for flat chested, modest women.
The author of this book seems to not like himself or other men.
ReplyDeleteI don't think my husband thinks about sex this much.
What letter grade would you give your marriage?
You are right. He doesn't seem to like men much. He hasn't had a whole lot of positive things to say about them.
ReplyDeleteLetter grade? Hum... Probably, a B.
Me (to husband): What letter grade would you give our marriage?
ReplyDeleteHusband: I am taking it Pass/No Pass.
Who gives their marriage an A? I want to meet that couple.
I like the Pass/No Pass option. Because, honestly, you either pass or fail.
ReplyDeleteHe is just a smart aleck. He hates when I ask him questions like that almost as much as he hates when I ask him to tell me a story.
ReplyDeleteIt seems to me society (and this author) are saying men have to be thinking about sex all the time or they aren't normal.
The author did have a point when he pointed out how many times a day a guy sees a woman with a low cut top or a short or tight skirt/pants/shorts. It would be/Is hard to not think about sex. AND, I'm a girl!
ReplyDeleteThere is a new restaurant opening in Omaha right now that you can go "audition" to be a waitress called Twin Peaks. They aren't looking for flat chested, modest women.