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In article <4nv4l6$b86@vixen.cso.uiuc.edu> yng@firefly.prairienet.org (Y Ng) writes:
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>Jennifer R Lind (betzl@ix.netcom.com) wrote:
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>: I will admit however that the last guy I dated did own a home and he
>: was the most irresponsible guy I ever met.  He didn't take care of his
>: house, his yard or pay any of his bills on time.
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>: >
>: >>
>: >>I've been involved with men who hadn't left home yet and I won't get
>: >>involved with them because they don't know how to be responsible.  
>: >
>: >You base his responsibility upon his living at home (and saving,
>: >what, $400 - $900 dollars a month) ???
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>: As I just said above, owning a house doesn't mean someone is
>: responsible, so yes I am changing my view here.  There is more to
>: responsibilty than saving money though.  The proble with the men I went
>: out with is that since they never lived on there own they didn't know
>: how to take care of themselves.  Mother did laundry, bought food,
>: cooked, etc.  When I get married I'm not going to work full time and
>: take care of the house.  I already played that game with one guy I
>: lived with and I'm not doing it again.   
>: > 
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>: >>Jen
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>	could you list the things that a man suppose to do to be
>	considered as a responsible man? or maybe list the things
>	that a woman should do as a wife?
>
>	one question for your men out there, how many times that your
>	partner initiate sex? and how many times you have to beg for 
>	it? the successful rate, or the unsuccessful rate, please.
 
And while you're at it could you describe in detail the actual act
so that we can make an informed determination as to whether it's better
when the man initiates or the woman.  

-- 
John Fereira
fereira@isis.com
Isis Distributed Systems - Ithaca, NY