Anonymous wrote:Being a good wife means being exceptionally sexual. Otherwise, you're being a good friend. Or a good roommate. The latter two suggests it's ok to find someone else for the "exceptionally sexual" part.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:man here----the other men have hit the nail on the head. Looks etc aside---be yourself. If you're a bitch--be a bitch. If you're an emotional basketcase--be an emotional basketcase. If you're obsessed with cats---let the guy know. Somebody will love you for who you are. If you change to just get the guy to like you---at some point, your true self will come out and you'll be back here asking how to deal with being ex-wife material.
I'll use my life as an example. My wife is an emotional nutjob. She just is. But I fell in love with her because of her crazy personality. It's funny---before we got married, I hung out with a lot of people--both male(friends from childhood) and female(lot of dating)---my wife is the type of person who can't make friends with other women----so we don't get to do the 'couples thing' a lot. But my friends like hanging out with her. Do I miss hanging out with all sorts of people---hell yes. But do I love my wife even more . . . so much so that I would rather spend time with her than with friends---yes. It was obvious from the moment I met her that my social life with others would take a nosedive---and it did. But it was also obvious that she was fiercely loyal to the people she loves---and she is. She's a great mom, and a great wife. And that's all I need.
You should do the same---be yourself. Be HAPPY with who you are---and one day the right guy will come along. Good luck.
+1. Love this post.
Anonymous wrote:man here----the other men have hit the nail on the head. Looks etc aside---be yourself. If you're a bitch--be a bitch. If you're an emotional basketcase--be an emotional basketcase. If you're obsessed with cats---let the guy know. Somebody will love you for who you are. If you change to just get the guy to like you---at some point, your true self will come out and you'll be back here asking how to deal with being ex-wife material.
I'll use my life as an example. My wife is an emotional nutjob. She just is. But I fell in love with her because of her crazy personality. It's funny---before we got married, I hung out with a lot of people--both male(friends from childhood) and female(lot of dating)---my wife is the type of person who can't make friends with other women----so we don't get to do the 'couples thing' a lot. But my friends like hanging out with her. Do I miss hanging out with all sorts of people---hell yes. But do I love my wife even more . . . so much so that I would rather spend time with her than with friends---yes. It was obvious from the moment I met her that my social life with others would take a nosedive---and it did. But it was also obvious that she was fiercely loyal to the people she loves---and she is. She's a great mom, and a great wife. And that's all I need.
You should do the same---be yourself. Be HAPPY with who you are---and one day the right guy will come along. Good luck.
Anonymous wrote:Being a good wife means being exceptionally sexual. Otherwise, you're being a good friend. Or a good roommate. The latter two suggests it's ok to find someone else for the "exceptionally sexual" part.
Anonymous wrote:
All kidding aside: an advanced degree. I have a doctorate and would not have considered marrying someone with less than an MA.
Anonymous wrote:Perfect wife material --
"Nova" (Charlton Heston's wife in Planet of the Apes).
She's smoking hot, and she can't talk.
Anonymous wrote:Ann Romney is the role model for perfect wife material. Mitt knows a good investment when he sees one.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:All kidding aside: an advanced degree. I have a doctorate and would not have considered marrying someone with less than an MA.
English literature or Communications? Those MA degrees are prerequisites for an Mrs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: And how can you possibly judge women harsher than men for the same actions but use said women? Doesn't make sense but in your twisted mind, it probably does.
Are you brain dead? Men are not women. That is why their actions cannot possibly be judged in the same way.
Anonymous wrote: And how can you possibly judge women harsher than men for the same actions but use said women? Doesn't make sense but in your twisted mind, it probably does.
Anonymous wrote:All kidding aside: an advanced degree. I have a doctorate and would not have considered marrying someone with less than an MA.