Robert Frost so wisely wrote "Love is the irresistible desire to be irresistibly desired"....were truer words ever spoken regarding love and lovers?
Madame de Stael wrote in her famous letters "The desire of the man is for the woman, the desire of the woman is for the desire of the man"
Why are women so complicated? And furthermore, why didn't God give men the tools to crack our complicated codes? Sometimes it feels like the man I share my life with could care less to even look for the tool box anymore, and sometimes I feel like perhaps I am too complicated for him, or anyone else for that matter, to bother.
Do you think men like Robert Frost, who seemed to understand the depths of the human soul with those 9 simple words, sat on his butt watching TV all day on Sundays? LOL!
But then again this is also the man who wrote "It's funny thing that when a man has nothing on earth to worry about, he goes off and gets married." Maybe they are too busy 'worrying' about us to desire us....
Tonight I made home made lasagna, garlic bread and pie, everyone knows that's the way to make a man happy right.....still scowls and growls all over the house...I wasn't looking for romance, maybe just a smile....I need a sabbatical....a sabbatical in Tahiti!!
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4 comments:
Hi,
today's entry at the distelfink blog might be of interest. I really liked it.
God bless you and yours!
I hate it when a pie is unappreciated! ;)
Seriously, feeling taken for granted or ignored sucks. Men are fickle creatures, and they're just as moody as women in their own way.
Hope tomorrow is better...
Ah, yes - even men are human! ;-)
Is there a way for the two of you to have a "date" night once a week or once a month for that matter? Do you have someone close that would keep your lovely children for a couple hours? Mike and I do that every now and then when things aren't going well and we need to get back in touch with each other. Let's face it, parenthood takes over and we sometimes forget where our love began! Try... it might work for you. It usually does for us!
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