The Season For Loving (III)

Good afternoon! (It may not be afternoon when you read this, but it is when I am writing it and at this very moment, I hope you're having a good afternoon. Understand?) The following is the third installment in "The Season For Loving," a series of Valentine's Day related posts leading up to the big day. I guess I just have heart matters on the mind. Not because I am wrapped up in romance, but because I just ate at McDonald's for the first time since seeing the movie "Supersize Me" a few months ago. That movie scared me. As a result, my lunch scares me. Now I just hope I live until Valentine's Day.

But I digress.

Today's topic: Men and Commitment

People always talk about men having problems with commitment.
"Men can't commit."
"I can't get him to commit."
"Oh, he'll never commit."
I think everyone's missing the boat on this. We don't have trouble committing. We have trouble choosing. The question isn't whether I can commit; it's whether she can convince me that she's definitely the one I want. So, in a way, the problem is really with the women.

If only they could present their cases a little more clearly. That's what we really need. Get all the women in whom we're even remotely interested into a room, let them make their best case, and we'll choose. Then we'll be committed. Of course, that wouldn't really work because we don't always know what we want. But that's a problem that's not limited to men.

TO BE CONTINUED...

Oooh, a cliffhanger! I'll bet you weren't expecting that! You never know what kinds of twists and turns the ziggybackride will take.

Tune in again soon to find out all about What Women Want.