The Once and Future Fling
Money on my Mind
The Old Man and the Sea of Women
A Call to Arms
Big Boys Don’t Cry
Example:
1) Lil girl comes home with straight A’s on report card. Dad and mom say well isn’t that nice.
2) Lil girl loses a softball game and dad and mom console her and take her to get an ice cream.
Parents condition incorrectly and stunt her growth. They aren’t the only ones. It’s big biz to support failure and ignore success.
They never face life without a white knight present. And when she doesn’t get her way she responds with crying and demands because it worked before.
We have conditioned women for failure.
Why should she have to develop a sane response when she has had everything done for her up to that point (via irrational thought conditioning).
As a man when I got knocked down by life. It was my responsibilty to get up and develop a recovery plan. Not someone else.
Big differences in my book.
But things have changed since I was a kid. Boys were boys and girls were girls when I grew up. Parents were parents and kids were on a path to adulthood.
Not so anymore.
Money on my Mind
The Old Man and the Sea of Women
A Call to Arms
Big Boys Don’t Cry
Example:
1) Lil girl comes home with straight A’s on report card. Dad and mom say well isn’t that nice.
2) Lil girl loses a softball game and dad and mom console her and take her to get an ice cream.
Parents condition incorrectly and stunt her growth. They aren’t the only ones. It’s big biz to support failure and ignore success.
They never face life without a white knight present. And when she doesn’t get her way she responds with crying and demands because it worked before.
We have conditioned women for failure.
Why should she have to develop a sane response when she has had everything done for her up to that point (via irrational thought conditioning).
As a man when I got knocked down by life. It was my responsibilty to get up and develop a recovery plan. Not someone else.
Big differences in my book.
But things have changed since I was a kid. Boys were boys and girls were girls when I grew up. Parents were parents and kids were on a path to adulthood.
Not so anymore.