What Did it Mean?

I respectfully dissent from the notion that male fertility
is a measure of strength or "weakness".

I see value in a vasectomy.
That can save a lot of unnecessary trouble n expense.





David

I respectfully dissent from the notion that male fertility
is a measure of strength or "weakness".

I see value in a vasectomy.
That can save a lot of unnecessary trouble n expense.





David

Doesn't matter if you dissent from that notion or not. It's what the characters is this fiction are doing.

G & M find satisfaction of sorts in their relationship

The disturbing part, for me, is are there people out there like this for real? The answer I fear, is, yes, most definitely.

I am glad your friend is better. That surely must be a very difficult thing to go through.

You are definitely right about that. I had a brother and sister-in-law once. They never got along. They fought constantly. Everyone kept telling me, that's just how they make their marriage work.

I think sometimes us human beings make things a bit tougher than they need to be.

The disturbing part, for me, is are there people out there like this for real?

The disturbing part, for me, is are there people out there like this for real? The answer I fear, is, yes, most definitely.

You know, for such self-professed intellectual beings, ya really gotta wonder sometimes.

No snow here so far.
It was freezing this morning and about 60 this afternoon. The weather here changes constantly.

You know, George and Martha could have divorced. Why didn't they? I'm sure Martha thought she controlled George but I thought it the other way around.

George was a rather bright guy, so why didn't he live his own life, write books, gads, just give her a reason to respect him.. Instead, he hangs around playing the really sad games with his wife. She picks and nags him until he gets angry enough to really hurt her the only way he could (the imaginary child). He actually thinks he loves her. Such love nobody wants. He could've encouraged her to move upward in her own life. Nah, he liked her like that.

Don't forget, few people got divorced during those times. Also, I think it had a negative effect on the two actor's own marriage. I remember watching Joan Rivers (probably Johnny Carson's show). He held up a picture of Elizabeth Taylor & Richard Burton. She was huge (fat) and they were involved in a sexy kiss. Rivers said, "See, Richard Burton is blowing her up." During their divorce, Burton reportedly told her she "looked like a dwarf with a big stomach.

After the divorce Elizabeth Taylor lost that weight, probably lots of plastic surgery, and spent the rest of her days in public raising money for AIDS.