Tiffany
June 22nd 03, 07:51 PM
frazil > wrote in message
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> TeacherMama > wrote in message
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> > "frazil" > wrote in message
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> > >
> > > Off topic, but have you ever noticed how, in general, a woman's libido
> is
> > > inversely related to her marital status. Of course, there are
> exceptions,
> > > but nothing kills a woman's sex drive more than a wedding ring. It's
> > really
> > > an amazing phenomenon. :-P
> >
> > Is this personal experience, or did you conduct a survey?? <chuckle>
>
> A little of both. Not scientific, mind you, but it seems to be common
> enough to have a ring of truth to it. Granted it is a stereotype (notice
I
> couched my statement with: "in general"and "there are exceptions"). I
> realize that it doesn't hold true with all women, and maybe not even with
> most. But, based on personal experience, and the observation (complaint?)
> of many men I have met, it is reasonably frequent enough, that if you had
to
> put money on it, the smart money is on "True". The funny thing about
> stereotypes is that they are all based on a small bit of truth. If they
> weren't they would never, in the first place, become stereotypes.
>
>
Funny thing, I know a few married women with the same complaint. That the
husband is uninterested. From what I see (and I do sometimes see both sides
of the story) is that it has alot to do with MIScomunication.
T
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>
> TeacherMama > wrote in message
> ...
> >
> > "frazil" > wrote in message
> > ...
> >
> > >
> > > Off topic, but have you ever noticed how, in general, a woman's libido
> is
> > > inversely related to her marital status. Of course, there are
> exceptions,
> > > but nothing kills a woman's sex drive more than a wedding ring. It's
> > really
> > > an amazing phenomenon. :-P
> >
> > Is this personal experience, or did you conduct a survey?? <chuckle>
>
> A little of both. Not scientific, mind you, but it seems to be common
> enough to have a ring of truth to it. Granted it is a stereotype (notice
I
> couched my statement with: "in general"and "there are exceptions"). I
> realize that it doesn't hold true with all women, and maybe not even with
> most. But, based on personal experience, and the observation (complaint?)
> of many men I have met, it is reasonably frequent enough, that if you had
to
> put money on it, the smart money is on "True". The funny thing about
> stereotypes is that they are all based on a small bit of truth. If they
> weren't they would never, in the first place, become stereotypes.
>
>
Funny thing, I know a few married women with the same complaint. That the
husband is uninterested. From what I see (and I do sometimes see both sides
of the story) is that it has alot to do with MIScomunication.
T