American Men Think They’re Better in Bed Than They Actually Are

[elmcitymaven 9,712]

Why do American women think they entitled to orgasm with every sexual encounter? Is this some kind of prenuptial agreement?

Prenups mean you're thinking about divorce. I learned that on VJ.

And yes, I DEMAND an orgasm at every sexual encounter. Every. Sexual. Encounter. This includes when I make goo-goo eyes at that cute guy behind the circulation desk at the Mar Vista library branch.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

btw this reminded me of something I read the other day. men can now pejazzle!

No. Glitter on the ####### does not sound "comfortable".

[elmcitymaven 9,712]

No. Glitter on the ####### does not sound "comfortable".

What, and you think that all of what we do for you as men is "comfortable"? Get used to it. You're getting pedazzled.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

women just take a lover

And all us guys want to do is trust you're being honest with us. Is that too much to ask?

[elmcitymaven 9,712]

And all us guys want to do is trust you're being honest with us. Is that too much to ask?

Yes. Now, be a love and get me some gin, will you.

[Amby 490]

but taking a lover is more fun!

[Nessa 23]

Is this thread about religion or politics?

[_Simpson_ 250]

That's pure BS. Look, if American women want to fake their way through a relationship, so be it. Just don't blame us guys for having faith in honesty.

[SMOKE 1,426]

Is this thread about religion or politics?

i'd say politics.

we have one group that wants something & wants other to deliver it. while they do nothing to achieve the goal themselves. instead they complain that its the other groups fault. meanwhile the second group provides lip service to appease the first group, when in reality the second group doesn't really care about the first groups desired goal.

sounds like politics to me, how about you?

[Ban Hammer 13,345]

Why do American women think they entitled to orgasm with every sexual encounter? Is this some kind of prenuptial agreement?

real men don't care.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

real men don't care.

Speak for yourself, dishwasher.

[SMOKE 1,426]

Speak for yourself, dishwasher.

aren't you late for your red hat meeting ma'am?

[_Simpson_ 250]

Speak for yourself, dishwasher.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

aren't you late for your red hat meeting ma'am?

I don't understand the reference.

Red Hat Society Saves Women from Global Boredom

(CBS) FULLERTON, Calif. - A popular women's rights movement lives by the credo that women have a right to enjoy life no matter their age.

The fabulous red-hat ladies -- members of the largest women's social group in the world -- recently gathered at a convention in Laughlin, Nev., CBS News Correspondent Bill Whitaker reports. They're not volunteers, not raising money or seeking a cure to anything but boredom. Women of a certain age -- most are over 50 -- can just put on a bright red hat and join in.

"It's a sisterhood," Annette Pope said.

"We get to dress in all our bling," Roberta Kresley said.

Marion Jones moved from big city San Diego to a small Arizona desert community when her husband retired.

"The Red Hat Society pretty much saved my life when I moved from California to Arizona," said Jones. "I didn't know anybody at all, and now I have so many friends."

Pope, of British Columbia, Canada, is in the sandwich generation, caring for an aging in-law and a daughter with special needs.

"If you just sit at home and feel sorry for yourself, that's no good," said Pope. "You've got to get out, and you've got to laugh."

The original mad hatter and founder, Sue Ellen Cooper, was inspired by a 1961 poem, "Warning", about a woman who vows to do her own thing when she gets older.

"I don't feel old, and I'm not done, and I'm not dead," Cooper said.

While it's a movement that not everyone understands, the Red Hat Society now has 70,000 members and 20,000 chapters in 26 countries, all coordinated from hat-quarters in Fullerton, Calif.

"Every club is different," society CEO Debra Granich said. "Some like teas. Some like going to the theater. Any woman can start a chapter."

Bertha Wheeler-Snyder, 63, started a chapter and brought along her 41-year-old daughter Janice Simmons-Rogers. Women under 50 wear pink hats.

"It keeps me young," said Simmons-Rogers. "It keeps her younger."

That's a neat hat trick at any age.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2011/01/07/eveningnews/main7224100.shtml?tag=cbsnewsTwoColUpperPromoArea

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

real men don't care.