Are Women Naturally Attracted to Funny Guys? by Maxwell Durden Are women naturally attracted to funny guys? To guys that watch as women repeatedly completely fall for guys who make them laugh, it will certainly seem this way. Even So, there is more to the picture than what is apparent. We've all heard of flirting, but let me tell you what flirting really is. Flirting is simply the union of humor and seduction, and it is the true key to making women want you. Why is flirting such a vital part of your interactions with women? Image via Wikipedia Never forget that flirting is the be-all a...

Here Is Why Marriage Is Not For Wimps! No need for me to use a lengthy introduction to this post ... it just plain speaks for itself. Enjoy! ... ************************************************ Marriage (Part I ) Typical macho man married typical good-looking lady, and after the wedding, he laid down the following rules: "I'll be home when I want, if I want and at what time I want -- and I don't expect any hassle from you. I expect a great dinner to be on the table unless I tell you that I won't be home for dinner. I'll  go hunting, fishing, boozing, and card-playing when I want with m...

Improve Your Marriage - A Book Review Something a little different from me today DSU Fans and Readers.  We are almost into 2010 - and as always we look forward with hope for a happier, healthier more satisfying year ahead.  So with that in mind I thought what better way to step into 2010. Usually I am the one looking for and writing about the 'ridiculous and seriocomic' side of life and it's life-term inhabitants - but, after reading this book I felt it deserved to be shared with my readers, especially those of you who are in or planning to be in a serious one-on-one relationship. Being a f...

Image by leodelrosa... via Flickr by Karyn Buxman Cancer. It's not the type of thing you ask for -- usually. Who'd want it? A life-changing, sometimes life-ending disease. Cancer's so scary that there are people who won't say the word aloud...but I was saying it regularly, begging God to let me be the one with cancer. My son, a strong, smart, energetic 22-year-old junior at the University of Missouri, woke up one morning with an aching chest. It turned out to be a malignant tumor, and the start of my most fervent prayers. "Please. I've had a great life. Let it be me -- not him." I...