66. Hard-hearted Hannah


A woman easily kills her relationship when she exhibits female weaknesses that harden her heart for cooperation and soften her head into competing with her man. Weaknesses follow:

♥ Facetiousness prompted by fear of being wrong.

♥ Hatefulness prompted by dislike of herself.

♥ Selfishness never untaught to her in childhood.

♥ Busyness pursuing her personal rather than their agenda.

♥ Fussiness inspired by desire for perfection.

♥ Bitchiness that flows from envy, jealousy, and similar emotions related to others.

♥ Fearsomeness brought on by mistakes or failures that she thinks might be repeated endlessly. 

Quarrelsomeness that emerges from her desire to drive their bus.

♥ Untidiness, the nesting merits of which she was never taught in childhood.

 Loneliness imagined when he’s not alongside her.

♥ Lonesomeness caused by husband’s absence at work.

♥ Moodiness that flows from her inability to control events in her life to her satisfaction.

♥ Carelessness prompted by weak sense of responsibility.

♥ Sloppiness that reflects badly on husband to his friends and competitors.

♥ Phoniness energized by fear of her true character being found out.

♥ Political correctness brought on by sense of being victimized.

♥ Unfaithfulness that boils in oil her man’s sense of significance.

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2 Responses to 66. Hard-hearted Hannah

  1. D

    I was reading this list and it could have been written about me… you are so insightful, Guy.

  2. Catherine

    From #7 above: “Fearsomeness brought on by mistakes or failures that she thinks might be repeated endlessly.”

    Men are never more handsome than when they author blog material ladies can apply to soften their hearts from fear that holds them back. :)

    WWNH blog material helped me develop an interaction last night from suddenly being pinned against a wall in an awesome manly shock and awe campaign into a delightful conversation ending with the man and his friend respectfully kissing my hand as they left the establishment.

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