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You Just Won’t Be Satisfied, Too Much Ain’t Enough

Friday, November 23, 2007

By Glenn Sacks

From Alex Gregory, in the New Yorker.

Happily Un-married! Living Together & Loving It! Living together is becoming widely accepted among all ages. Happily Un-married! is the first book to take a serious & non-judgmental look at helping these couples improve the fitness of their relationships. The rate of cohabitation is skyrocketing–10 million couples, 40% of whom have children. Happily Un-married! helps unmarried couples stabilize and strengthen their relationships. www.cohabitating.org

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4 Responses to “You Just Won’t Be Satisfied, Too Much Ain’t Enough”

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   donnieboy57 Says:
   November 23rd, 2007 at 2:03 pm

   this cartoon scores a direct bullseye. no matter how much meat we drag to the cave, its never enough and its always our fault.

   stay single and take care of your own meat.

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   amfortas Says:
   November 23rd, 2007 at 9:57 pm

   She has a propensity always to find fault. Does it serve an evolutionary purpose? It kills love.

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   christianj Says:
   November 24th, 2007 at 9:29 pm

   This is the same sex that “feels” sex is a payment for services rendered…

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   Roger F. Gay Says:
   November 25th, 2007 at 7:19 am

   Evolutionary purpose? Thing is, we didn’t evolve in the modern world. But I’m sure it got the man out of their caves to pursue manly endeavors like hunting and exploration. Always good to see the men come home with some meat, report the territory seems safe, and to shoo away the tigers. With short life spans and very high mortality rates, survival of the clan / species depended on women being pregnant most of their adult lives, while continuing to work. This may help explain the compulsive behavior that is so typical of women, meeting short term concerns – immediate gratification needs for the sake of themselves and their children; in contrast with the assessment, problem solving, planning and management behavior of men who must deal with larger territorial issues, make decisions about moving the clan, or settling, etc.

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