Do you have a brother, father, male neighbor, mailman, you know that feels like you do? Would kill for a man that loved a strong woman and didn't resent her for it.

site and a woman was talking in her profile about men having kids and referring to them as "baggage". Not an ex wife, and not in-laws but she said that kids from another marriage were just extra baggage to her.

Now I know that I don't have kids, but I would never think of my gf's daughter as simply extra baggage. So my question is this, does everyone that has kids think that people like me (childless) would consider kids "baggage" in a relationship?

Sorry for the long post, but this bothered me!

I fear...
-Red mange infecting my pubic region.
-Rabid mice attacking me in my sleep.
-Long flights of stairs (I trip).
-Dogs biting me in front of the people who love them.
-That one day I'll be so sleepy that I pee on the heater.
-Tiny, angry women who punch. Seriously, I vowed never to hit 'em, so it's open season on yours truly.
-Well... today I'll be working around a transmission that's largely unbolted and barely supported. It's a little game called squish the hillbilly.
-350LB über-horny chicks, for exactly the same reason.
-Feral midgets.
-That I'll wake up unpopular and dorky because like, Oh Emm Gee that would suck.
-Being beaten up by a Downs kid again.
-That what happens in the barn doesn't really stay in the barn.
-Getting stuck in my zipper again.
-That my plans for world domination shall fall second to such trifles as survival or... growing up.

Men View Inflatable Latex Objects as Love Interests -- Literally

Feb 17th 2009
By Juwana Adamen Eve

Brain scans have confirmed that confessed horndogs identify rubber pool rafts with lipstick and sprinkled with truckstop dispenser perfume as permanent life partners.

Not only did the blow-up hoes trigger activity in the part of the sexist male noggin that is generally reserved for recognizing wives and next of kin in rural counties, but some of the men displayed absolutely no activity in the region of the brain which processes mortgage interest and thoughts of beer and air hockey.

Marlon Friskee, the psychologist who conducted the study, claims the only other time scientists have observed such a complete devotion of cranial acknowledgment of potential humanity is when they have also been found performing similar studies in booths with video screens where you have to keep inserting quarters to keep the shows playing.

So enough with this "looking for my princess" nonsense. Clearly, an investment banker's little brain can properly identify women for long term loving relationships while leaving the main processor available for calculations of compound interest and corporate mergers.