When I was growing up, I could not understand the trinity idea in religion because I would wonder how the father, the son, and the holy ghost could all be one and the same. I never got it and gave up along time ago. Now there is another three in one that I have heard guys talking about and I don't understand what female made the mistake of letting them continue to believe that they are the same.
The "trinity" that I'm talking about is being wet, coming, and an orgasm. There are men out there that don't get that these three things are not the same. Unfortunately for some women who's significant others I have talked to, they are only getting wet and that is no good for the girl. Being wet is a reflex of your body that protects you from chaffing while dealing with some sorry man. Coming is one step better because that means that you have found a man who at least tries to let you get in, but the ultimate goal is the orgasm that, sadly, many women die never experiencing one.
The problem with men is that for them, the three are one. They feel that she is wet and then their body comes and that is there orgasm. My male friends know that I love them, but I would be wrong if I did not clear up the fact that you are suppose to keep going until you get to the orgasm (for her). It is never a productive relationship when you get yours and she hasn't gotten hers. That's why there are so many women magazines talking about how to accomplish the perfect orgasm and there are so many lotions and toys designed for the ultimate orgasm.
I encourage my female friends to put down the book and lay down the law.... Just like short haired women can weave it if they can't achieve it, men that have a short endurance need to put their mouth in it before they put their head into it.
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Friday, February 3, 2012
Ms. Independent, Ms. Understood, or with Mr. Wrong
I had a friend who told me that he can't stand these 'golddiggers', so I told him that the only men that are angry with golddiggers are the ones that have brass mines. If you have a platinum mine you don't worry about the gold.
My question is why do men say that they want Ms. Independent. They want the woman to be able to provide her own home, hummer, and hedgefund. But when the woman can provide these things for herself a man will say that she's doing too much or feel insecure about what she is able to provide for herself.
Are women Ms. Independent or Ms. Understood?
I'm happy to be lucky enough to be married to a very wonderful, patient, and supportive man, but I have seen some friends in relationships with men that I have to question both my friend and her man.
In this day and age a woman can do almost anything on her own. You can bring home the bacon and fry it up in the pan (that you bought). If you want a family, you can do that too without having a man in your life. If you CHOOSE to have a relationship, shouldn't you choose to make it work? So my question is... have we as women become too independent or are we just Ms. Understood?
Ms. Independent: It's been my belief that a woman can do anything a man can do just as well if not better, but if you want a man in your life, he cannot FEEL as if he's a non-essential. Just like you have to get up in the morning and shower, brush your teeth, comb your hair, and put on jewelry and make-up, you have to put the spunk in your man's day. Make sure he knows you appreciate him just as much as your Dove, Crest, M.A.C., and Neil Lane. If you choose to be in a relationship. It doesn't mean that you have to have a (wo)man in your life. It just means that you want that person there. If you WANT that person there, shouldn't you make it where they want to be there?
Ms. Understood: I do not flaunt my accomplishments to make you feel like you missed the boat. Everyone wants to be praised and congratulated on a job well done. The most important person to hear this from is your mate. I know that the outside world's opinion of me doesn't always matter because when it's all said and done, only my husband and children know exactly how much I had to sacrifice and what I went through to get the world's praise. So if your mate isn't praising you it can feel disheartening and may make you boost up your own praise of yourself.
Mr. Wrong: Don't get it twisted and think that I just mean men with this part... it can be either or. If you are intimidated by the success of your mate that is because you have not come along to the point that you want to be at. Work harder on getting where you want to be and your significant other will support you (if they're a good fit). If you cannot give and recieve support, that relationship is all WRONG for you. Get out while you may be friends down the line.
I'd like to thank my wonderful husband for all the love and support that he gives me everyday and the way that he always has my back so when I'm struggling, he's the one giving me the lift to get a leg up on everyone else. Not only do I want him in my life, I need him to want to be there.
My question is why do men say that they want Ms. Independent. They want the woman to be able to provide her own home, hummer, and hedgefund. But when the woman can provide these things for herself a man will say that she's doing too much or feel insecure about what she is able to provide for herself.
Are women Ms. Independent or Ms. Understood?
I'm happy to be lucky enough to be married to a very wonderful, patient, and supportive man, but I have seen some friends in relationships with men that I have to question both my friend and her man.
In this day and age a woman can do almost anything on her own. You can bring home the bacon and fry it up in the pan (that you bought). If you want a family, you can do that too without having a man in your life. If you CHOOSE to have a relationship, shouldn't you choose to make it work? So my question is... have we as women become too independent or are we just Ms. Understood?
Ms. Independent: It's been my belief that a woman can do anything a man can do just as well if not better, but if you want a man in your life, he cannot FEEL as if he's a non-essential. Just like you have to get up in the morning and shower, brush your teeth, comb your hair, and put on jewelry and make-up, you have to put the spunk in your man's day. Make sure he knows you appreciate him just as much as your Dove, Crest, M.A.C., and Neil Lane. If you choose to be in a relationship. It doesn't mean that you have to have a (wo)man in your life. It just means that you want that person there. If you WANT that person there, shouldn't you make it where they want to be there?
Ms. Understood: I do not flaunt my accomplishments to make you feel like you missed the boat. Everyone wants to be praised and congratulated on a job well done. The most important person to hear this from is your mate. I know that the outside world's opinion of me doesn't always matter because when it's all said and done, only my husband and children know exactly how much I had to sacrifice and what I went through to get the world's praise. So if your mate isn't praising you it can feel disheartening and may make you boost up your own praise of yourself.
Mr. Wrong: Don't get it twisted and think that I just mean men with this part... it can be either or. If you are intimidated by the success of your mate that is because you have not come along to the point that you want to be at. Work harder on getting where you want to be and your significant other will support you (if they're a good fit). If you cannot give and recieve support, that relationship is all WRONG for you. Get out while you may be friends down the line.
I'd like to thank my wonderful husband for all the love and support that he gives me everyday and the way that he always has my back so when I'm struggling, he's the one giving me the lift to get a leg up on everyone else. Not only do I want him in my life, I need him to want to be there.
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