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Tag Archives: relationship
Should California Kids Be Forced To Study Gay History?
I wish I was back in grade school so I too could study gay history. How long will our school books stay silent on the contributions of transsexuals? What kind of country are we living in where a woman can’t … Continue reading
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Tagged california kids, gay history, relationship, school books, transsexuals
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What Do Men Want?
On his radio show Wednesday, Dennis Prager said: A man needs most from a woman in a relationship is to be admired. Not loved. You love a puppy, but you don’t admire a puppy. You love your children, but you … Continue reading
Posted in Dating, Dennis Prager, Marriage, Sex
Tagged Dennis Prager, puppy, radio show, relationship
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The No-Demands Relationship
I’ve had one of these. It’s been quite rare in my life. I associate “relationship” with having to do a lot of things you don’t want to do. In exchange for this hard work, your partner has to do a … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged beard, best behavior, brain, integrity, relationship
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She Wanted To Give Me Her Heart!
When a woman offers me her body, I know how to respond. I say no because the Torah forbids me. But when a woman I don’t even know offers me a "Heart!" on Facebook — and the woman appears in … Continue reading
Power In Personal Relationships
The one who loves the least in a relationship controls the relationship. Thus spake Guru Luke… Joe emails: If you keep up with that sort of video, soon you will be able to make money giving seminars like May 16th … Continue reading
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Tagged guru, personal relationships, relationship
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Sweet Amy Klein
The NJG: I love what amy klein wrote about you The NJG: it’s sweet luke The NJG: why are you upset? Luzdedos1: thanks The NJG: but if you think about it, that’s your perfect relationship to any woman The NJG: … Continue reading
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Tagged Amy Klein, dynamic speaker, holly, NJG, prager, relationship, sweet amy
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If You Don’t Like Your Google Rankings, Then Do Something About It
I get a lot of people asking me to unpost things they’ve previously consented to because my work is the first result for their name in Google. No, I am not in the unposting business. Why would you even ask … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged Google, job, rankings, relationship
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If A Man Tells You He’s Working On Himself…
…it simply means he’s banging some other babe (or trying to). I encounter countless women who are madly in love with some guy who’s just not into them. They invent all these crazy excuses for his lack of interest such … Continue reading
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Tagged babe, countless women, fly, heaven and earth, lack of interest, Love, quot, relationship
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What’s With My Bigotry?
Because it’s fun! Joe emails: I stumbled across your ‘blog’ quite accidentally today and was struck by a few things. First, that this blog is a lot less ‘porn’ oriented than your past writings. That’s likely to be a good … Continue reading
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Tagged approach avoidance, asides, bigotry, blog, full measure, insightful conclusions, intellect, intellectual exercise, jewish community, Journalism, moral view, motives, nbsp, relationship, right wing, subject matter, Truth, undercurrent
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Amalek Explains What Luke Ford has in common with Vladimir Putin
Chaim writes: "Nothing," you might say, but you would be wrong. Consider Luke’s blossoming relationship with the Irish lass (and honorable Christian) known to the denizens of his chat room as "Emma." She is 18, he is almost 42. The … Continue reading
Posted in Chaim Amalek, Personal
Tagged chat room, denizens, economic spectrum, Emma, ford, gold medal, irish lass, logical impossibility, luke ford, nbsp, ny post, older woman, relationship, Relationships, vladimir putin, way of the world
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