A Purple Cow.

This (so simplistic!) made me think of this.

When I hear my women friends and myself talk among ourselves about sex -- something we do discreetly and not very often -- I quail at the thought of ever having to satisfy a woman.  (I mean emotionally at least as much as physically -- inseparably.)  The absurd words come to me, "That's a man's job."  Absurd for so many reasons, from Cialis to Melissa Etheridge.  But I'm so glad I don't have to go into that labyrinth and try to solve that riddle.  (It must be what all the myths are about.)  I'd rather be than see one.

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[Pastor_Jeff]

For me, this underscores the benefits of marriage:

- You have decades to grow in your understanding and appreciation of each other;
- It reduces the performance anxiety and uncertainty associated with the one-night-stand;
- The security of a stable, loving relationship makes it easier to be open and vulnerable with one another;
- I don't need to know what turns on a hundred different women. I only have to please my wife.

A number of studies have shown that married, religiously active women were significantly happier in their sexual lives than were singles.

There's enough mystery in marriage, I think, to last anyone a lifetime.

[amba]

PJ, I think you are right on the mark.