Woman Met Through Online Dating Site Tries To Burglarize Man's House

This turned out to be a rather hilarious event...  A man in Thousand Oaks met a woman (Genoveva Nunez-Figueroa) online and dated her several times and she later tried to burglarize his home.  The first attempt was unsuccessful and the second attempt was a complete disaster as she became stuck in his chimney and the Ventura County Fire Department had to be called to rescue her during an hour-and-a-half hour ordeal in which the man's chimney was dismantled brick by brick and the woman was lubricated with dish soap in order to more easily dislodge her.




http://youtu.be/Lc5hcbjaLmI

Women have Bad Boys like Jeremy Meeks and Now Guys have their Bad Girls...

It's all too common for a Woman Child to lament in despair that she needs to find a "real man" or a "good man," which more often than not is a Disneyesque cry for a "Prince Charming" or "Knight in Shining Armor."  When in reality, most women crave a Bad Boy who intrigues them, excites them, flirts with danger, and which they can "change."  That is why you see the internet burning up when Bad Boys like convict Jeremy Meeks get the spotlight.  If women really wanted a "real man" or  "good man," there would be a storm of interest in them on the internet as there was for Jeremy Meeks.  Well, not to be undone, guys now have their Bad Girls aka Bad Bitches...  Check out the link below.

http://diply.com/menshumor/hot-girls-arrested/51019/1

Do Participant Trophies Make Children Narcissistic?

Parents know the world is not a forgiving place and want to nurture and build the self-esteem of their children.  This has created the recent trend of Participant Trophies which amounts to praising and rewarding children just for trying or just for even showing up.  However, new research brought to light by award-winning journalist and co-author of two New York Times best-seller, Ashley Merryman, points out the flaws of the Participant Trophy mentality.  She points out that the American Psychological Society "reported that boosting self-esteem doesn't lead to increased kindness, improved academic achievement or career success."  "In a Stanford University experiment, researchers asked preschoolers to draw a picture, but they told some kids that every participating child would receive the certificate.  The children expecting certificates spent less time coloring, and the quality of their drawings declined."  "And, a 2104 study in Psychological Science found that, when kids low in self-esteem were given inflated praise, they worked less and chose easier tasks.  Embarrassed by the insincere fuss, they withdrew."  In the end, "extravagant, universal praise, whether a verbal "You're a genius!" or a tangible trophies, can lead to narcissism."

http://www.costcoconnection.com/connection/201408?pg=22#pg22  

Do Big Boobs Make Better Mothers?

Alas, some poor self-conscious woman asks the age old questions, "Do Big Boobs Make Better Mothers?"  After childbirth, young 19 year-old mother, Tamsin Wade, dropped in cup size from a 32D to a 32AA.  After feeling insecure about the problem and withdrawing from public activities with her son, she decided to Go Big and get 32G cups.

Now with larger boobs, Tamsin is more outgoing and engaging in more public activities with her son.  Happy Days are here again.  Coincidentally, here husband seems to enjoy the new pair of boobs too.

If only life were that easy...  What Tamsin does not realize is that there is a lot more to life than bigger boobs.  If she has insecurity issues, other problems will no doubt arise.

Through Jealous Eyes

So when you tell your girlfriend you ran into some female friends, this is what she sees.  When your girlfriend says she ran into some guy friends, this is what guys see.  I guess a bit of jealousy is good.