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In What Ways Are Women Taking Independence Too Far?
Dear HEET:
I’ve always been told by my mother that regardless of how independent a woman is, she should always do her best to ensure that her man feels needed. Since the "Miss Independent Era" has surfaced, what are some things that women shouldn't do that could potentially have a negative effect on a man's ego (a feeling that the female doesn't need him) in a relationship?
Mac-2 Says: One thing women shouldn't do is flaunt the fact that they earn more money. Just knowing that she earns more money will mess with the ego of some brothers.
5 Things the Anxious Single Woman Will Do For Your Man -- That You Won't!
June 11, 2010
We are the ones holding tight to our man’s hands, or flashing our wedding bands/engagement rings as we pass. Yes, everyone knows that we are involved and that someone loves us. That’s not even to question. We are in relationships with good men, and we are proud of them! We have so much for which to be thankful, yet we are becoming more and more lackadaisical—lazy! We are all too comfortable wearing his pajamas and t-shirts on Thursdays, laying on the couch all day on Fridays, going straight to sleep at night on Saturdays, and wearing our head scarf ALL day on Sundays. I hate to outwardly admit this, but we are slipping, Ladies!
Could you trust your man to be faithful, when you were his prior mistress?
No, under no circumstances.
33% (1 vote)
Yes, he cheated because he wanted me and now he has me.
0% (0 votes)
Maybe, but I'll just have to keep my eye on him.
67% (2 votes)
Total votes: 3
Realistically, Sex & the City is No Different than Sex in the Suburbs!!
Submitted by Jennifer Tardy on June 4, 2010 - 1:00amThe new hot release of Sex and the City 2 leaves me with two key thoughts. First, I clearly don’t make enough money! And second, sex in the city is clearly no different than sex in the suburbs…or anywhere else in the U.S. for that matter. Every one is going through it and this movie confirms it.
Appreciate it or not, we are all judged everywhere, with everything we do, and every decision we make. Society has created this box and if you and your lifestyle decisions do not fit into this box, then you are instantly judged by others from the outside looking in. The twists and turns that the main characters, Carrie, Charlotte, Samantha, and Miranda all experienced were very closely related to what many women all across the U.S. experience.
What's the best way to verify that your partner is not cheating online?
Ask them and completely trust their answer!
43% (3 votes)
The only way is to check for yourself. Snoop!
29% (2 votes)
Don't ask and don't snoop. Just trust that you're dating a loyal person.
29% (2 votes)
Total votes: 7
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His Ingredient Label Reviews
Womensselfesteem.com highly recommends: 'His Ingredient Label' as an excellent knowledge base and resource for all women, single or otherwise, in the fact that we never graduate from the school of life including relationships. It has been proven over time that we learn more effectively by example...let this book be your example to learn from. Awareness, preparation and knowledge have always been the keys to any successful relationship~"
-www.WomensSelfEsteem.com - Dorothy Lafrinere
"Very interesting concept and the excerpts from childhood and up---are amazing...I like the book, it makes a lot of sense!"
-Resa
“J.M. Tardy touched on topics and issues that seemed to be talking to me…and I kicked myself when she mentioned, the “cigarette man”…you know, the one that is CLEARLY no good for you?! The author’s perspective was fresh and on point. I recommend this book to women of ALL ages.”
- Ravenna
"Reading Jennifer Tardy's book His Ingredient Label is like talking to your most sensible girlfriend. Women addicted to 'junk food men' will find the book serves up a healthy portion of common sense that can help them recognize their habits and make better choices in the future."
-Olive L. Sullivan, editor, Sullivan Ink.
