Oldie but goodie 
• A good man is not the one you went in search for and found. He is the one who found you when you were lost and in search of yourself. He is the one that came into your life and with him came blessings. He is the one you will receive when you have truly accepted yourself.
• A good man’s financial stature does not measure his worth. His desire to increase the value of the partnership is worth far more than what his bank book holds. The car he owns is a mere mode of transportation that devalues with each payment. He is the man that drives the ‘vehicle’ of communication, understanding and compassion that cost him nothing and never devalues in his lifetime.
• A good man treats his mother and sisters like gold because he believes a woman is a priceless gem to be cherished and protected and not be sold.
• Just like a woman, a good man is a nurturer too. He is the one that natures you heart, your tender sprit and your self esteem. He is the man that is there picking up the pieces of your broken spirit and your bewildered soul – not picking up the tab for everything you own.
• Do not expect a good man tolerate disrespect and attacks on his manhood. He is as good a man as the way you make him feel. Don’t ever feel the need to teach a good man to be a man. After all, a woman’s dainty feet can never fit in the size of a man’s shoes. Instead of walking all over him, allow a good man to walk tall along side you.
• A good man who LIVES at your PLACE wants a PLACE in your LIFE – not a LIFE that is out of PLACE. Make your “place”, a place he can call his own too because without true partnership, you are only living in an empty space.
<span style="font-weight: bold">© Wendy 03/16/2005</span>

• A good man is not the one you went in search for and found. He is the one who found you when you were lost and in search of yourself. He is the one that came into your life and with him came blessings. He is the one you will receive when you have truly accepted yourself.
• A good man’s financial stature does not measure his worth. His desire to increase the value of the partnership is worth far more than what his bank book holds. The car he owns is a mere mode of transportation that devalues with each payment. He is the man that drives the ‘vehicle’ of communication, understanding and compassion that cost him nothing and never devalues in his lifetime.
• A good man treats his mother and sisters like gold because he believes a woman is a priceless gem to be cherished and protected and not be sold.
• Just like a woman, a good man is a nurturer too. He is the one that natures you heart, your tender sprit and your self esteem. He is the man that is there picking up the pieces of your broken spirit and your bewildered soul – not picking up the tab for everything you own.
• Do not expect a good man tolerate disrespect and attacks on his manhood. He is as good a man as the way you make him feel. Don’t ever feel the need to teach a good man to be a man. After all, a woman’s dainty feet can never fit in the size of a man’s shoes. Instead of walking all over him, allow a good man to walk tall along side you.
• A good man who LIVES at your PLACE wants a PLACE in your LIFE – not a LIFE that is out of PLACE. Make your “place”, a place he can call his own too because without true partnership, you are only living in an empty space.
<span style="font-weight: bold">© Wendy 03/16/2005</span>
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