Single Snapshots – Viewpoints

Single Snapshots

Viewpoints

The Women:

• Barb: “When a woman is smart, she knows that sex cannot get a man or keep him and that the real way to his heart is the seduction of his mind.”
• Collette: “Women need to learn that sex is the most intimate mystery that two people could share and that it should be engaged in for love’s sake and for love’s sake only. If a woman doesn’t feel loved, she shouldn’t share her body.”
• Amy: “I would never sleep with a man for over a year without a ring.”
• Gabriella: “To me, it’s fun being a girl! I consider it a high privilege to be a woman, and I relish the opportunity to enhance whatever space I happen to be in, with all that makes me that.”
• Kammi: “I don’t like men who gossip. To me, it’s not a masculine activity.”
• Stephanie: “When a woman decides to share a man with another woman, she is usually the least respected, held in the lowest regard, and easily dispensable, when the mood changes. I often wonder why so many women accept this position, which has small benefits and no honor.”
• April: “I find it hard to meet a man who really knows how to treat a woman. I believe it’s a science that few men study.  It should come naturally, but it doesn’t.  It takes training and it’s best coming from a man who was taught.”
• Lorie: “Often when a woman lets a guy move in with her, she is usually doing so to protect what she thinks is her property.”

The Men:

• Ben: “Most pretty women I know consider themselves average.”
• Nick: “I think when a man gets ready to thoughtfully choose his soul mate for life, he considers most, her character, which overrules all aspects of her “aura.” A woman with character is a “bad” sister.  A pretty woman with character is a “badder” sister.  But an attractive woman with character and charity in her heart is usually the “baddest sister ever!”
• Oliver: “It’s easy to meet attractive women, but it’s hard to meet women who are confident, wholesome, and well-rounded. There seem to be too many women out there who are tainted by their past experiences and it shows.”
• Kenny: “I don’t care how sincere a brother acts, he can’t get past a jaundiced eye.”
• Saul: “A woman’s conversation should be inhibited by a sense of good taste and uninhibited by a free spirit.”
• Mitch: “When a woman’s issues become visible on the first date, her fineness doesn’t matter, I run like my pants are on fire.”
• Ronell: “I teach my son that when a man no longer has a need to lie about who he is, what he does, or who he does what with, he has made the giant leap across the bridge from boyhood to manhood. The unfortunate thing is that not too many ever make the jump because it’s a feat that requires a substantial amount of guts.”
• Aaron: “To speak of a man that ‘he doesn’t lie,’ is a distinction bestowed on only a few. I count myself in that number.”