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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There is something wrong with all these middle aged women hanging over fences, needing to be pushed back by security while  screaming the actors names, crying etc.

I can't imagine the public backlash if middle aged men were out in public, screaming, crying, and reaching and trying to grab at  some 20 something year old women.

I think it is embarrassing for women of any age (beyond adolescence) but for middle aged women - get it together. [/quote]

What’s wrong is that these women aren’t getting what they need at home. Women need to speak up and tell their partners what they need! If they can’t talk about it, have their partner watch the show and learn what they want.[/quote]

I mean that is like men showing their wives porn to let them know what they want and need at home. Men aren't women and women aren't men. Harlequin romances are made for women with all the characters acting in ways women want and porn is made for men with all the characters acting in ways that men want - neither are realistic or real life. Wanting your husband to be like a Harlequin romance novel character is like wanting your wife to be like a porn star. [/quote]

This has to be one of the stupidest things I’ve ever read. What are the HR guys doing that is so unachievable for a husband? [/quote]

Porn is also achievable for women, they just don’t want to do it. And if you think a real life marriage and men are the same as Harlequin romances and romantic movies…no wonder marriages fail! They are fantasies - that’s why they are popular. Real life isn’t a fantasy. [/quote]

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