I got a mental problem right now Patty....I cannot answer your question. However, I did realize that I read your comments backwards...from highest to lowest.
BTW again Robert....I wonder if a woman here might be able to help you and I out in this mysterious shaving activity that has I both baffled beyond any belief. It is scary. All those critters without a home. Sounds rather mean to me.
Very well put Robert...I am not even sure what this blog is about either.
Your story of your ex is alarming similar to my recent run in with my ex. Of course, there are some minor differences. I was shopping of waffles. I was confuse if I should get the ones with the berries or without. Also another difference was, she was talking about shaving the jungle.
Thank you for sharing as well...your developing/mature relationship status.
I think boundaries are good. ...or can be good. Certain boundaries can be complex though. I cannot get into great detail here because my time is limited right now.
I wish you the best.
The dissolving of true love is no easy decision. There is the root of that love that seems to still last indefinitely...I would say.
You are right, I did sleep through much good. I have listened from the beginning while awake, there is a lot of great information here. In fact, it may not hurt to even check it out again.
True love is rare....and often times indestructible.
I cannot remember any specific blogs I wrote...I think I fit content of my past relationship in many of my blogs...to me, it was a source...reference point.
I have never heard of being programmed while sleeping with exterior content. That is something I am interested in learning more about. I have heard though that while sleeping, things going on in the background while you are sleeping, can have an effect on you. However, I am not entirely sure how. I know once I had a dream that was in direct relation to what was happening in the background while I slept.
If we can discover the underlying root of the issue....as to why men and women have taken the route they have....only at this point we can begin to understand a potential solution that renders both of them happier.
Isn't that one of the main goals in life? The pursuit of happiness?
Thank you very much for your breakdown of my comments and expressing your thoughts on each of them.
I don't want to be right on them...because if I am right with them, it is a somewhat troubling situation. However, if I am right, there is something to be learned here for both men and women. It is called, better understanding one's self and the other.
Again...thank you Teena. I hope you had a wonderful New Year.
Patty....if people took the vows of marriage seriously, feminism would have never taken hold on society. Men would have loved their woman, even if she became a bit combative...and women would have loved their man, even if he became a bit boring.
Thankfully, the overall divorce rate is around that 50% mark...from what I hear. That means, we still have a coin-flip's chance that things could still work out for the whole of society.
However, I think women will realize how feminism was such a bad deal for them. But the question is, will it be too late for them? Remember, men are learning along the way here. Are men going to want to go back to the way things were? ....meaning, why in their older years would they (men) want to stay with a woman who they believe don't love them...and they themselves may not love the woman as much anymore, when they can get some 20 something year old?
This is a question for both men and women to consider. Feminism brought this on.
If marriages survived, as they did mostly for the last couple of thousand of years, the idea of an older man going after a younger lady would not exist as prevalent as it does today. Each age range of people would be paired up with their corresponding age range....as it did in the past. That system did work as a whole for society to thrive.
This statement right here, is another reason why feminism is a bad deal for women. It renders older women, as KS says, "in the danger zone."
Feminism primarily works when the living/social environment becomes easy. Therefore, the question you ask about lions will not become the case. Their environment still requires the masculine for their survival.
I know that was meant to be a bit of a sarcastic response.
But, the messages of feminism go against the grain to how a society has functioned for thousands of years. If feminism becomes the new norm, it really is difficult to tell in the long term just how that will change the way society has functioned. One can say it (feminism) is still in its infant stage. As the up and coming generations are born into this new way of thinking and living, who knows what the ultimate results will be for society as a whole.
P.S.,
On a bigger picture, I think people need to protect the loving/good nature of their souls.
Life in general.
What about shaving trees Patty?