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With Valentine’s Day right around the corner it seems everybody and their cousin is handing out relationship advice. The problem is, most of the opinions I've seen and heard lately range from ‘unhelpful’ to ‘potentially dangerous’. And I don’t mean that in a good way!
For those who manage to fall in love and sign on the dotted line, in spite of the likes of the above advice, you may then be feeling the need for even more paperwork in your life, and according to Redbook’s marriage experts it’s time to: “…draw up actual marriage contracts on everything from the amount of time [you] can spend golfing to learning to love each other’s pets…] ~ Erin Zammett Ruddy, Should You Sign a Happy-Ever-After Contract? And while you’re at it, don’t forget to draw up the contract designating who gets custody of all the little contracts in the impending divorce.
So, you’re a woman who thinks you hold your greatest power in your va-jay-jay? You’re going to keep attracting partners who are controlled by sex, which will also support your belief system, and so on. This might seem exciting in the beginning, when you’re high on his insatiable desire for you. It becomes less fun for most women when he cheats on you with your sister and every other woman who holds power over him between her thighs, too.
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With Valentine’s Day right around the corner it seems everybody and their cousin is handing out relationship advice. The problem is, most of the opinions I've seen and heard lately range from ‘unhelpful’ to ‘potentially dangerous’. And I don’t mean that in a good way!
How about this dubious dating dope from The Huffington Post: “…one of the greatest powers we women hold is between our legs…” ~ Susan Rosenzweig, Are We Giving Our Power Away? Possibly this explains why I’m bow-legged? After all, that’s a very small space to contain such a large and awesome power!
And who wants to date the guy who follows the pick-up protocol offered by relationship gurus at Gentleman’s Quarterly: “…here’s how you should open: Glance at her face, her torso region, her shoes, and then back at her face while smiling a medium-size smile.” ~ Mary H. K. Choi, Take It From A Lady: How To Take Home A Lady. Careful, Casanova, there’s mean girls out there, like the one at right, who will do things to throw you off your game just for the fun of it!
For those who manage to fall in love and sign on the dotted line, in spite of the likes of the above advice, you may then be feeling the need for even more paperwork in your life, and according to Redbook’s marriage experts it’s time to: “…draw up actual marriage contracts on everything from the amount of time [you] can spend golfing to learning to love each other’s pets…] ~ Erin Zammett Ruddy, Should You Sign a Happy-Ever-After Contract? And while you’re at it, don’t forget to draw up the contract designating who gets custody of all the little contracts in the impending divorce.
So, you’re a woman who thinks you hold your greatest power in your va-jay-jay? You’re going to keep attracting partners who are controlled by sex, which will also support your belief system, and so on. This might seem exciting in the beginning, when you’re high on his insatiable desire for you. It becomes less fun for most women when he cheats on you with your sister and every other woman who holds power over him between her thighs, too.
Continue reading and learn more about Linda Lee "aka" Dangerous Linda on her website and blog site.....
3 comments:
Hello. Thank you for your intersting feedback. You know, this is the first year since I have been blogging where I didn't provide relationship advice for valentines day. It just didn't seem like a good idea. Reading your post, kind of confirmed my hesitancy. Thank you.
@Connie Omari thanks for your comment and feedback. I look forward to networking with you!
Hi, Connie! ~
Nice to 'meet' you! I'm not sure I understand your meaning. Was that kind of a back-handed compliment? I appreciate your feedback ;-)
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