900. Keepers for Keepers — Assortment 23

Two conquerors compete and struggle. He seeks sex, and she seeks marriage. The conqueror shapes their subsequent relationship. [30]
A man’s love is based on unconditional respect for her gender, conditional respect of her, and her likeability supporting him in his work. [34]
Women work to love. Men love to work. [34]
Women like to claim that men are only after sex. Actually, sexual availability is the measure by which men test and judge women for their loyalty to and dependence upon a man. [34]
Men are born hard-headed and hard-hearted. Women are born hard-headed but soft-hearted. [36]
Women expect to hear affection expressed in multiple ways and demonstrated on frequent occasions. Men don’t think that way. (Both have A.D.D. as described in post #3 .) [34]
Women expect a man to be more romantic, but romance slows his urge to merge. Men romance each woman to the extent that she requires for him to initiate foreplay or sex. [33]
Men are not naturally romantic. If not ‘trained’ to habitually romance her before marriage, he won’t do it afterward and will likely be short on intimacy after sex. [33]
Feminism brought into the home changes the natural and cooperative battle of the sexes into an unnatural and competitive war of the genders. [30]
The real glue of a lasting marriage is not love so much as the absence of demeaning irritants, frequent hassles, and widening ingratitude for him and lessening of affection for her. [30]