April 20, 2008
Why Did She Choose You?
Harbingers of Failure
Ask your woman why she chose a Louis Vuitton bag or Manolo Blahnik shoes. She’ll talk endlessly and enthusiastically about these possessions. Impressive, huh? Has she told you, to your face, with similar enthusiasm, why she chose you? If not, there are three possible reasons, each unacceptable: 1) you never asked her; 2) [...]
Comments (2) Filed under: Vox Populi — Marc H. Rudov @ 2:03 pmApril 3, 2008
Bad-Blood/Good-Sex Delusion
Crazy in Bed
We really didn’t like each other, but our sex was good; that’s why we stayed together so long. Does this dysfunctional comment sound familiar, perhaps describing one of your relationships? Is it possible to resent your girlfriend or wife outside of bed, yet enjoy her in bed? Many succumb to this “bad-blood/good-sex” delusion, [...]
March 18, 2008
Recruiting Merchant Maureens
Shock and Awe
Whether a man purchases sex on a date, in marriage, or through an escort service, the dispensing woman is a prostitute, a merchant. Ashley Youmans, aka Ashley Alexandra Dupré, aka Kristen — famous whore of Eliot Spitzer — earns between $3K to $5K per hour spreading her legs. Heather Mills McCartney, while married [...]
March 15, 2008
Sex Lessons from Eliot Spitzer
Size Matters
A man’s sophistication about women is inversely proportional to the size of his sex budget: the more he disburses, the less he knows. Whether he spends lavishly for sex on his girlfriend, mistress, wife, or prostitute, his mere purchasing of sex is proof of ignorance about the female libido. Given what we’ve learned about [...]
February 25, 2008
Are You Her Number One?
Relationship Ranking
Alfred Adler, an Austrian psychiatrist and contemporary of Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung, was, by most accounts, the first to associate birth order with personality. In 2007, Time magazine devoted an article, “The Power of Birth Order,” to this subject. One cannot choose the pecking order within his family — his parents do that [...]
Comments (16) Filed under: Men's Rights Activism, Sex & Metropolis, Vox Populi — Marc H. Rudov @ 3:59 pmFebruary 24, 2008
Are You Her Number One?
Relationship Ranking
Alfred Adler, an Austrian psychiatrist and contemporary of Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung, was, by most accounts, the first to associate birth order with personality. In 2007, Time magazine devoted an article, “The Power of Birth Order,” to this subject. One cannot choose the pecking order within his family — his parents do [...]
Comments (0) Filed under: Vox Populi — Marc H. Rudov @ 3:24 pmDecember 26, 2007
The Gutless GOP Snubs Men
Fathers Are Trivial
About 10 years ago, I drove for two hours to pay my daughters a surprise visit at their summer camp. Almost nothing was better than seeing their smiling faces every time we “visited” each other (moms don’t visit their children). When I arrived, I went immediately to see the camp director. I told [...]
Comments (37) Filed under: Vox Populi — Marc H. Rudov @ 10:17 amDecember 19, 2007
Why Teen Girls Seek Abuse
The Acorn
Periodically, I see an article about teen girls “surviving” after terminating their relationships with abusive boyfriends. A good example is one that appeared on 12.12.07 in the San Jose Mercury News. Not one word about why the girl entered the bad relationship, why she found her boyfriend’s abusive behavior attractive, and why she went [...]
December 12, 2007
How Mitt Can Beat Rudy
The Roe v. Wade Tsunami
I am not against abortion, but I want our government to end women’s control of reproductive rights. Let’s be honest: the debate about pro-choice vs. pro-life is bogus; it’s really pro-woman vs. pro-fetus. The Roe v. Wade decision of 1973 gives women the exclusive, unilateral right to opt out of parenthood. [...]
December 7, 2007
Beware the January Divorce
Flat Like Bad Champagne
Unlike gender-blind wealth and life destroyers — alcoholism, drug addiction, gambling, and catastrophic illness — divorce will disproportionately eviscerate the wallets, parental power, and dignity of men. Because family courts (I call them female-ly courts) generally favor women, who have overwhelmingly unfair reproductive, custody, paternity, alimony, child-support, and homestead advantages, a man’s [...]



