What women want from men..! ? !

I have this confession to make..  see i was like dating this caveman n stuff.. he was athletic and handy oh he could fix anything.... kinda sexy too..not to mention he packed a serious club.. ooo wee... but see what happen was this.. i started getting this reputation.. "shes so easy a caveman can do her".. so i had to cool it.. broke my heart .... sigh... oh i miss my caveman

LMAOOOOOOOOOO, "Serious club"  OLOL Love it!!!

LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

OMG you better stop it....ahahahhaha


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I am dying here from laughing too hard!!!

     

You all should be on the stage...doing stand up comedy.
I am enjoying so much that can not wait for more from you guys...

HEYYY maybe we should start an LCB Comedy club!!

Do they wax the beans, I wonder?

LOOOOOOL... umm.. i don't know really.. that question has never come up.. we'd have to ask a man that had a "guyzilian" if the beans are waxed too.. i have wondered myself.. really..looool

Aw damn.........dont think so, if they did that,they would probably outlaw it, OW damn I aint even a guy and I'm flinching!!

"My husband signed a prenuptial agreement. My family has a lot of money, and since my husband came from practically nothing, they forced me to get him to do it. Wow, I've never told anyone that!"

I have a question, if you were in this situation would you ask your husband to be to sign a pre-nup?

With all honesty, and i know things can happen.. but if he is going to be my husband whom i carefully chose.. i'd sincerely hope i would never need that.. no i wouldn't ask him to sign, i'm giving my life to him and his to mine, whats there becomes one.. if it is so important, then don't get married..

So funny....thanks!

I don't think that I would ask him to sign a pre-nup. I hope if the shoe was on the other foot he wouldn't ask me too either. Although, there are some people who get married for the wrong reasons, I would hope that my marriage would be built on love and trust.


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I'm sure it's been said already but....MONEY and a BIG, HARD...uhh...ummm, well you know!!!!   

LMAO satansmuff..I agree.

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I agree...
When I love someone, I mean I really love that person... I always tend to give everything that I have to that person, even the money which to me, means nothing so significant enough for me to hold between the relationship or friendship...Yes it is  one of the most necessary survivable kit and yes I can not deny that it's good to have but I also know that I won't die/buried with it...funny that it is one thing all my friends always think I am not a wise person and criticize and gives me headache to even listen...ha ha.
But I do have an exception. The money I have saved it for my daughter... no one can ever touches it or dare to go near it even myself no matter what!!!
All I ever want is for me to have enough so that my kids can start their lives with at least something that they don't really have to start from the bottom which also is not a bad idea.

I plan on starting to save up for my kids, when I can get ahead. It's hard right now. Anyways I always think its a wonderful thing that my husband, took on the responsibility for 3 kids that aren't his. They call him daddy, and they don't know that he is not their real father.

He is there for them, emotionally, financially, and most importantly with Love for them. Their real father is serving 20 years in prison.

When a man gives his love to a child, that shows something to me. I really admire that.


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Now this girl knows whats up,(pardon the pun) But as a slightly older female I would add to BIG and HARD...... TALENTED!!! Then HELL he might not need any money.

LMAO...I second that.


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My daughters father passed away when she was 15, at this age it was very difficult, when you are at that age to realize they will never be back it can be truamatic, and the loss has never left her..nor do i think she will ever let him go..i know she went through nitemares, dreams and visions.. we really don't know the impact of a parental figure until it is gone.. we realize what we do need and want in a man, one most importantly is a father to our children, his love and security, his comfort and examples lights the way to their own success in finding the perfect someone.. whats so sad is.. her father wasn't finished yet.. i see her sometimes lost in the world with things that only a father can help her with.. i did my best though.. but to be honest she really still needs him..

So hear my point and be a father to your children.. do it now..

I'm sorry to hear that Imagin.ation.My mother lost her "Papa" when she was 15 too,and she idolized him,he must have given her great tools to work with,because she found my Dad and they have been married for 52 years are still in love, work well as a team, and are obviously best friends. Mama stills lights up when she speaks of her father, so yes it stays with you, you don't forget, I hope when the time comes,(if it hasnt already) she will find someone too who she see some familiar good qualities in and live happily ever after .

I lost my dad when I was 11 and my mom when I was 19. Homicide and Suicide. I still have not recovered from those. I never will. It is very hard to come to terms with the permanancy of death at 11 years old. I finally realized when I got older what it meant.

It hurts me to this day to think what my life would have been like, should he have still been here.

It is very important for men to be good fathers.


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My father was a firm man, but he was fair. We were punished when we needed it and loved all the time. I never feared his anger, only disappointing him. We respected him. He died the year before my first was born. I am deeply saddened when I think that they will never know what  a great man he was. Also, I wasn't his by blood, but that didn't matter-he was and will always be Dad.

Man isnt it something that we dread disappointing our Dads/parents more than anything, especially if you have a good strong male role model who trys to teach you right from wrong. Thank God my Dad is still here and that he could just look at us a certain way when we were kids and straighten us out big time, but he also spoiled us (all daughters) and we would look forward to his coming home from work (2 jobs) especially on Fridays/payday cuz he would always bring us a party on Friday,White castle burgers,comic books,and candy and popcorn from his second job(he worked in personnel at a Sears store)
Everytime he came home with or without treats he was greeted by 3 little girls squealing,"Daddys home, Daddys home"!! Unless we had been bad and our mother said, "you just wait til your Father gets home"!! YIKES

Dad, some cousins and me right in front of him, circa 1962

Ally.. i enjoyed reading that and viewing the picture.. wonderful.. it was about the same for me.. my father was my step father but i never even knew it til i was 13.. even then i didn't understand.. "not my real father?" bullcocky.. he is my father! I remember those words too.. "wait til your father gets home!"..BTW he is 86 years old and ain't nothing phasin' him.. still a handsome man too!

A wonderful man who took us all in, raised us as his own, gave us no doubt, or reason to ever think anything else..

Me Dad & Grandpa Daughter

Its true they dont make them like that anymore, I can tell he is a man"s man, no bullchit and a "get her done" kind of guy, my Dad is 75 now and do you know he will still perk up like a young guy in his 20's when he hears about possible job openings, like he is going to go get another job at his age? Geez Dad sit down and relax willya?!! As if he would just sit on his butt....fagedabouit!
Biological or not a Father is a FATHER!
Thanks for sharing Imagin.ation.

Woman begins by resisting a man's advances and ends by blocking his retreat.  -Oscar Wilde

If women didn't exist, all the money in the world would have no meaning.   -Aristotle Onassis

  Ishin, I know you'll catch alot here, it's a great spot. I wondered where my hero went. I hope things are well with you. I can't stand the free chip dry spell and I really missed you too.

Ditto Ishin..Missed ya!!!


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If you had only one choice of these i describe which would you choose?
Mind you in saying that this is your choice for life.. for the rest of your life..

To have a man that helped around the house i mean he did everything cooked, cleaned, watched the kids.. with a job that only paid minimum set for life?

OR...

A man that was lazy, never lifted a finger, i mean he wouldn't even pick his dirty drawls up off the floor... with a well distinguished job that paid the maximum set for life?

Damn....um er...hate to be a skeez but is either one well endowed, ok I said sorry just had to put it out there, cuz if he's packing and making good money,hell I can hire a cleaning lady (an old ugly one)
So if he's is Mister Schwing-a-ling and also has a BIG bankroll, thats my choice.

OMG Mister Schwing-a-ling...ahahahhaha...You friggin crack me up Ally.

I already made my choice I guess.

I am now with the guy that cooks, cleans, watches the kids so I can nap...and his paycheck is barely enough to make ends meet.

Which sucks because he is a Corrections Officer in the most dangerous prison yard in Arizona, you would think they would get paid more for that.

Although we struggle, I couldn't imagine being with anyone else, no matter how much money they had. AWWW isn't that sweet


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ok I'm a shallow tramp

LMAO...you are so friggin funny..

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To answer this question myself.. i'd choose to be happy and humble with the helpful man, then to be slobbish and rich.. i think about this and i would not be happy with a slob of a man no matter how much money he has..

I don't normally like to just post a link to youtube but this is so true.. and it also cracks me up..

The Tale of Two Brains - Womans Brains VS Mans Brains and whats happening in there... it is actually a seminar on how to have a happier marriage...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riMjXuJ390U

"I am in my nothing box "

That is soo funny and soo true...

Thanks for sharing...:P

My husbands favorite box is the nothing box.



I remember when I was in counseling for Drug abuse, I was in couples counseling as well, and I had to read the book




Pretty good read.


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Sick Bitchin eyebrows Mommy!! Real purty

LMAO

Good girls get fat, bad girls get eaten.

ahhahahhahahhah


ROFLMAO


Ally, you always crack me up with your responses...I knew it would be something good



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HEHEHE.....I'M JUST A LIL STINKER!