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One of the great constants of the human condition is that women complain. If there is a heaven, we can count on women to complain about the accommodations, for it would not be heaven to them if they could not do so. Men must learn, therefore, not to take female complaints too seriously, nor treat them as evidence that women really have it all that hard. Far more important is the content of their complaints. For example, many wives complain that their husbands do not pay enough attention to them. (more…)












