Chapter 36: How to Deal with a 21st Century Woman--We were all studs at one time

 By Frosty Wooldridge

         Remember when you were 21 looking at yourself in the ­bathroom mirror?  You puffed up your chest with a cocky eye on ­that patch of manliness growing across your pectorals.  You ­curled your fist and made an “L” with your arm to enhance your ­bulging biceps.  Those pearly whites smiled back at you. That ­thick mane of hair proved you were the man of every woman’s ­dreams.

          Pretty much the stud, huh?!!!

          The women looked at you.

          By age 30, the bulging biceps sagged into an all too ­well fed belly.  Job stress took its toll on your workout time ­and by 40, a bulging stomach was more evident than your biceps. ­ Not only that, your hairline moved north like Rodney ­Dangerfield’s.  That was too depressing and you awoke each­ morning hoping for a modern miracle in the scientific world for a­ baldness cure.

          No matter what your age, women are looking at you.  It’s how­ you dress and carry yourself.  It’s how you speak and your ­mannerisms that count.  You’re still the same stud, just a­ different setting.  As it was when you were 21, the same age ­group looked at you.  Now, if you’re in your thirties, forties or­ fifties, the women in your age group are looking at you.

          Give them something to look at!  It’s a matter of priority ­and personal pride and a sense of having that ‘stud’ attitude.