Let's see...can we create the perfect relationship shopping list?
We've found through trial and error that HE doesn't fit a particular physique. . In the Princess and the Pea, the "true princess" was bruised, through many mattresses, by a buried pea. We now believe that a potential Prince Charming will:
*be extremely good-looking, cute, muscular, or at least endearing in a bulldog type of way.
*be financially responsible but not CHEAP
*be protective-- not ask a girl to meet him in an unsafe place, yet not smothering
*not have a scandal in his past ("I can explain it. I need you to understand, because no one else really gets me.")
*he will have a positive (but not cloying) relationship with his mom, yet he must never tell Miss Right that she is just like her mother
*he is okay with her keeping up with friends. He doesn't try to separate her from relationships.
*he hangs out with good people. Take a good look at his buddies, and you'll see what he's like when he's not restraining himself to make a good impression
*he doesn't maintain "friendships" with former girlfriends. Ex-wives are out of the question!
Hmmm, now I wonder what "Miss Right" could possibly deserve such a Prince? Perhaps she should:
*Not call Mr. Right several times a day--let him take the initiative. After all, if she starts and keeps up the relationship, she might end up maintaining the whole thing.
*Be well-groomed but not narcissistic about her looks
(to be continued! Ideas, anyone, for items to add to the list?)
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And I would also add that "honor" is a very inmportant word to the profile. Sometimes a man can get everything right - or close to it - except understanding what it is to HONOR his wife. Integrity is in there, too. Of course, these are mutual points to both parties, husband and wife.
Stephanie Sawyer