What women don't get about men . . .
by
Curly G
03/14/2008, 7:48 PM #
Are you joking? A guy who spends thousands of dollars for a perfectly amicable rendez-vous with a woman is a misogynist? Give me a break. Take my word for it, Spitzer likes women plenty. When he told the madam it was "wonderful" that he was going to see Kristen, that's probably exactly what he meant. I can practically hear his mouth watering. So stop being so paranoid and take a compliment already.
Here's what women like Ellen Tarlin seem not to understand about men:
(Heterosexual) men like to have sex with women, preferably lots of women, and they can experience plenty of fondness and affection for those women without in any way wanting to be bound to them forever, get married, raise children, or any of that stuff.
Whereas Tarlin seems to think that it's all or nothing, that if a man doesn't want to spend the rest of his life with a woman, or at least give her lip service about his deep feelings for her, as Clinton did with Lewinsky, it means he somehow hates her, or something bizarre like that.
There are plenty of women I've had sex with, including women I've only known for very short periods of time, who I have very fond memories of and plenty of affection for. But I don't want to be bound to them for life. And that doesn't make me a misogynist. On the contrary. I love women so much, I can't imagine loving only one . . . And I think that's how it often is, no matter how much men may go through the motions of marriage, monogomay, and telling women the things they want to hear.