On his radio show yesterday, Dennis Prager asked, “Does a wife have an obligation to make herself as attractive as possible for her husband? My answer is yes.”<\/p>\n
“When I see women who don’t take care of their hair, for example. It just lies there or they will not use any make-up. I’d like to ask a woman in this case, why? When you were dating, you tried to look your best to capture a man. Why does that stop after the wedding? Whatever the man did to try to capture her, why does that stop after the wedding? Whatever you did to capture your woman, your man, you should do till the day you die. There’s something morally wrong with taking your spouse for granted.”<\/p>\n
“You expect your husband to be faithful? Doesn’t that obligate you to be lusted after?”<\/p>\n
“The sexes are not symmetrical. Male looks are not the same in significance. Forty year old women are not walking around thinking I need a good butt. What seduces women is power, humor, intelligence…”<\/p>\n
“Do husbands and wives have obligations to each other? It’s worth listing.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
On his radio show yesterday, Dennis Prager asked, “Does a wife have an obligation to make herself as attractive as possible for her husband? My answer is yes.” “When I see women who don’t take care of their hair, for … Continue reading