Protecting Your Emotional G-spot (Book) - 9/27/2014 1:57:13 PM
SUZETTE ...
Hi! Came to visit, to reciprocate.
It is a generally accepted adage that "All men think with their..." certain anatomical appendage. It seems that your corollary is that "Most women think with their hearts" rather than their brains and common sense.
My best guess is that the greater majority of men do, in fact, prove the aforementioned adage true. Whenever given the opportunity "Bing Bam Thank You Ma'am" is their natural, unemotional act of lust, with no care whatsoever for their female partners' satisfaction, or the lack thereof. Kind of proves the "Venus - Mars" Theory.
I think both statements, or corollaries, are examples of "glittering generalities" in that one uses the term 'all' and the other uses 'most' when, in effect, the word 'many' would be more accurate for both.
Emotional "G' Spots aside, I would suspect that it would be most difficult to maintain any long-term relationship without being emotionally involved ... brains & common sense notwithstanding ...
Peace ...
Soul2Soul: Do you have an empowering community? (Article) - 9/8/2014 5:13:12 AM
It's more rewarding to give than to receive. I find that joining groups and trying to fit into their rules quite confining, so I tend to live alone and enjoy the solitude and lack of involvement in other people's lives and causes. I tend to help individuals whenever I see that they are in need. I generally take care of myself quite well as a quadriplegic with hired help, but have found, when I am in need, strangers often come to my rescue. My family is far away, but I keep in touch often by the Internet can also have many friends, old and new that I communicate with and occasionally meet.
Ron