GLAMOUR ASKS...
REAL MEN ANSWER



Five men were asked to tell about the worst fight they ever had with their significant other. The following are the responses:

Ellen and I had been dating for 3 months when she invited me to her cousin's wedding. It was there where I asked her non-pregnant but exteremly portly sister when the baby was due. That night we had our worst disagreement ever.
--Glenn, 22 etiquette instructor

After 8 months of dating, Pamela was spending the evening at my apartment for the very first time. I wanted everything to be absolutely perfect. While we were getting ready for bed, I noticed that she accidentally knocked my toothbrush on the floor. I shot her in the foot. That was the worst disagreement we ever had.
--Jon, 19 librarian

Mary and I had been dating for about a month and a half. She was the woman of my dreams. We seemed to share everything in common but religious beliefs. Mary was a very religious person and came from a family of devout Catholics. Although reluctant at first, I eventually accepted her family's invitation to spend Midnight Mass with them at their local parish at Christmas time. While the evening started out slowly, I eventually warmed up to both the service and her family. Everything was going very well. Then I urinated in the collection plate. That spawned the worst disagreement ever.
--Jake, 25 sales manager

Corinne once walked in on me fucking her 89 year old grandmother in the ass. She was somewhat bothered.
--Hank, 41 unemployed

We were at Claire's family home for Thanksgiving dinner after about five and a half months of dating. For some unexplainable reason I, someone who is usually very mild-mannered, reserved, and courteous, found myself in an uncharacteristically abrasive mood. When Mrs. Bernstein (Claire's loving mother) asked me if I would be so kind as to pass her the piping hot plate of mashed potatoes, I answered her with "why don't you get your big, fat, lazy, potato eating ass out of that chair and get them yourself." Then I kicked her in the twat. Later that evening Claire and I had our worst disagreement ever.
--Mark, 33 2nd grade teacher



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