NJ Single Men

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The movie was about a woman's liberation but not so much from male dominance as from the restrictions and the stifling trappings of wealthy society. Jack freed her, even through his death, to live the life she wanted to live, away from all the restrictions that were sucking the life out of her.

by a Taken In Hand reader on 2005 Jul 22 - 02:41 | reply to this comment I find it rather sexy too I realize that not everyone does but like BlueRose?, I find it sexy when my husband orders my food for me. Or holds the door, helps me into my coat, or carries my packages. I especially find it sexy the way he gently guides me when we're walking with a hand lightly placed at the small of my back. Now granted, if he didn't know what kind of food I like, it would be annoying but that isn't the case. To me it says that he's in charge, in control if you will, and taking care of me.

We even have this one thing we do from time to time that never fails to make my knees weak. A sexy little game we play. He "puts me on heel". Basically this means that I have to stay within touching distance at all times unless I specifically let him know I'm leaving that distance (for example going to the bathroom, etc). *shrugs* I don't know, I just find the whole thing incedibly sexy and very shortly into the evening, I find that i can't wait to get home.

by MeadowAngel? on 2005 Aug 9 - 01:59 | reply to this comment The Quiet Man You failed to mention the reason why he won't fight for her dowry. He won't because he is a professional boxer who once killed a man in the ring.

He won't fight because he is still haunted by that memory and fears that it may happen again. That is why he went to Ireland, which, I believe, was not the land of his birth but of his ancestors' birth.

by a Taken In Hand reader on 2005 Aug 15 - 06:40 | reply to this comment reply Hmmmm... perhaps I need to go back and watch some of these older movies as I don't remember some of what's been said here. The movie with John Wayne, 'The Quiet Man', if that's the one I'm thinking it is~ where he goes to the train station and looks in all the cars to find his wife and drags her out and pulls her by the arm all the way home~ that part I found quite stimulating There is also a movie, I believe with Clark Gable, where a brush is referenced and he threatens to use it on the lady, I think it was Claudette Colbert, and at the end of the movie, I think they