When he is happy, I'm happy! 
Rodney Dangerfield was well known for his comedy " In I don't get no respect" The reality of a joke is that most if not all of it has a seed of truth.As the 1960's were quickly approaching so was mainstream rebellion. This was a time of transition and not always for the good. Though I agree that some change is necessary, I stand
by the motto " you can't fix what's not broke. " With this open era where anything goes, so has gone self respect and respect for others. Some say the good old days weren't so good, when children were seen and not heard. I disagree the good old days tradition and good old- fashion manners were the highest form of flattery that taught respect. This included a woman fulfilling
her role as a upstanding part of the community and as homemaker. Our cultures are eroding and common courtesy is becoming a rarity.
This anything goes era is breeding wenches who have little respect for themselves or their man.
Respect for the man as the bread winner and for the woman for her place in the home. This Is what I call balance. A man shouldn't have to prove himself as man he is " man " and deserves
to be treated with the utmost respect. "Paulism" helping man to gain his rightful place as head the of he household. This is a man's World.........
