The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-28

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quently, she demands constant
proof Of it in your perpetual
! presence
Most men are perfect idiots
where women are concerned. They
never learn how little it takes to
make satisfied spouse. Endearing
terms and words Of appreciation
drop out Of the husbands vocabu-
larry with amazing speed. Ardent
lovers during the engagement
period, men deteriorate into in
credibly obtuse husbands who have
lost the art of sharing.
Before marriage you'd have been
thrilled to have the woman with you
at shows Now you'd rather go alone
to escape from her. You should take
her sometimes. for her life is just
as monotonous as yours, if not more
so.
/ A man is far more self contained
than a woman He does not need
her one-half so much as she needs
him A woman is not confident of
her full value until she knows her
self to be loved supremacy by some
man Incomplete in herself, she
yearns for something which will
make her whole. and anxiously
searches her mate for a correspond
ing need
In nine cases out OF ten, she is
like the professor who constantly
was peering in a dark room for a
black cat that wasn't there.
If you had not been careless, you
would not have this condition TO
meet You think because you are a
good provider that your wife has
no cause for complaint You do not
know that she judges you in terms
of emotion instead of money. What
/ you have on your hands is a
thoroughly scared and starved
woman
I do not say that she has handled
her problem wisely. She has be-
haved just as stupidity as you have.
In constantly pointing out the path
wherein your duty lies. she has
made you loathe it. She has allowed
heraelf to drift into the unfavorable
position of policing your time. re-
fusing you the refreshment Of brief
/ periods Of freedom.
( Shed let go if you loved her
more. and you'd love her more if
she'd let 60. The situation is one
of the universal predicaments Of
marriage.
Dear Jane Jordan-I am 81
years old, not married and happy
! I am working every day and en-
/ joying my work A year ago /
met young man with whom I
fell in love. We split Up and he
married another girl. She MAIDS
him marry her. He loved me.
know he did. He isn't satisfied.
/ because some of his friends have
told me what he has said. NJ. A.
Answer-If he's unhappy. its his
funeral. If you're happy, why
worry?
Dear Jane Jordan-I am l8
Two years ago I met a fellow I
can't forget. I had a few dates
with him. One night he sent a
fellow down to say he couldn't
come. I know for certain that he
had date with another girl that
night Next time I saw him I told
him what I thought Of him. He
never has been back since.
was only kid. and I have
regretted those words many times.
I can't enjoy myself with other
boys I know II IS silly, but when
he speaks to me find myself cry
ing. 7 can have lots Of dates II I
care 10, bur don't want them.
UNHAPPY DEE.
Answer
II al ne tears since time began
That womsukind has she'd FOR man
Were gathered into one great sea
Losh. what a tidal wave there be-
'Tvou6 drown the women. one and all;
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The men would somehow keep a.ioat
Eacn n a oinkv little Boat.
With shirts Tor SAILS and arms FOR oars
Thev c paddle OF for other shores
And land unhg-t serene and brave
And cause another tidal wave.
Atlantic Monthly.
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