President George Bush: A DWC Husband?
[03/14/02]
It has been a long time since I felt the need to publish anything new in my
"Viewpoints" area. So much has happened in the last 18 months, especially
the attacks on our country and the way the whole world has changed. Our
president and leaders have told us that one of the most vital things for us
to do is to return to living our lives as normally as possible and not give
the terrorists the moral victory of keeping us frightened. Following the
attacks I asked myself if it the DWC was just an indulgence or did continuing
it really represent returning to living a normal life. I felt that I should
continue because the DWC is symbolic to me of what a free country offers; the
opportunity to express ourselves freely and enjoy our lives how ever we wish,
so long as it does not harm others.
I am among many who were surprised and relieved by the way President Bush
rose to the challenge against America. I appreciate the strength and
leadership he has shown in responding to the aggression and rallying all of
us during this crisis. I still have serious reservations about his policies
regarding the environment and his relentless efforts to give yet more to Big
Business. But, I am glad he is leading us at this point because the most
important thing is to keep America secure by making it clear to would-be
aggressors that there is a high price for it.
It was all this thinking about President Bush that led me to recall our
experience with the last President, Clinton. As I compare them I find it
difficult to imagine Bush being involved in sleazy sex scandals or conducting
his home life in the way that Clinton did. I asked myself, "What was so
different about these two men and their relationships?" The more I thought
about it, the closer I got to developing the ideas I want to share with you
now. I realized that there was a huge divergence in how they relate to
women, and in the character and morality of their wives.
Right here in my personal Opinions section, before the Monica Lewinsky
scandal, I wrote that Clinton needed a few trips to the woodshed. I was not
joking, as you all know. Although we are not privy to what goes on behind
closed doors, it is fairly obvious that Hilary was not able to bring the kind
of moral and ethical discipline into Bill's life that he so badly needed. The
potential for a really brilliant presidency was squandered because of just
that.
However, let's put Bill Clinton out of the picture for now. It is George W.
Bush and how the women in his life did have the strength and persistence to
mold him into the man he is today. If you consider the George Bush Jr. story
you will see a classic example of how a strong woman, his wife Laura, brought
discipline, responsibility and ultimately great success into his life and
their lives together. As I said before, we don't know what goes on behind
closed doors, so I am not going to speculate that they are a DWC-oriented
couple. But, I am certain from interviews I have seen that her discipline is
the primary reason he is successful today.
GW has also shown his willingness to frequently rely on another very strong
woman, Condoleezza Rice, his National Security Advisor, for guidance on
matters critical to the security of our country. She is often described as
the most powerful person in his cabinet and also his most trusted advisor.
What I see in George W. Bush, politics aside, is an excellent model for a DWC
husband. He is openly appreciative of his wife and her role in molding him.
He is respectful of the contribution women can make, and he is a good father.
He also clearly demonstrates that accepting the loving discipline of good
women does not in any way diminish his manhood or his ability to lead the
free world.
I have researched some media pieces about both Laura Bush and Condoleezza
Rice and excerpted some statements that I think you will enjoy reading and
also see how they clearly support my thoughts here.
CNN did a story they titled "Laura Bush: From Shy Texas Girl to First Lady".
It was a nice biography and showed her as someone I think most of us would
really like to know. She was a schoolteacher and I spent almost 10 years
teaching the same grades as her. I will share some of the quotes I really
liked.
People Magazine described her initial relationship with GW like this; " It
was like Audrey Hepburn stepping into animal house."
They describe her as becoming "the emotional cornerstone to a political
dynasty. She is unflappable in a family that is not known for it's calm"
In a very telling statement, GW said of her when they first met, " I saw a
elegant, beautiful woman who turned out not only to be elegant and beautiful
but very smart and willing to put up with my rough edges. And I must confess
she has smoothed them off over time." Laura then spoke up and said " Not all
of them." She is still on the project, like all DWC wives!
Discussing her after their twin daughters were born, "Laura Bush became a
fiercely protective mother, and she was just as watchful over her husband.
She was concerned about his drinking. Alcohol had become a problem for George
Bush, and Laura was determined to save him from himself. In 1986, she gave GW
an ultimatum It's drinking or me". Again we see the kind of resolve a DWC
wife has.
People Magazine also said " She is the steel in his back, she is a civilizing
influence on him. I think that she has built him in many ways into the person
he is today." That statement needs no elaboration from me.
Although I am focused here on the DWC-like aspect of her, I want you to know
that there was a lot of emphasis on what a kind and humorous person she
really is. Again, I think that is why most anyone would like her.
Now I will move on to the "other woman" in his life. I hope you like my pun,
because in GW's life the other woman is an incredible person, tough as steel
and a part of the family.
She was profiled in a CNN piece on February 2, 2002 as Condoleezza Rice:
Bush's Policy Guru." Here are a few statements that may help set the picture
of this woman. Regarding her position as National Security Advisor, "She is
the first woman and second African American to hold this critical job. In one
year on the job his 47 year-old foreign policy guru has proven she doesn't
play second fiddle to anyone. She is also a close personal friend."
And here is one I love, because it does remind me of how I see so many DWC
men react to the DWC women in their lives. " When she walks in a room, it's
second only to when Laura walks in the room, because his body language is so
relaxed with Condoleezza."
Ms. Rice has an incredibly impressive resume and I can't do it justice here,
but you should know she was the Provost of Stanford University at the age of
38. She was the youngest in the schools history, the first woman and the
first African American." They said, "Her style was sometimes considered brash
and authoritarian, not in sync with the Stanford way." I can imagine how many
of those esteemed intellectuals were at least figuratively taken to her
woodshed.
The elder George Bush once told reporters that Rice was responsible for
teaching him everything he knew about the Soviet Union.' So whether the men
are younger or older doesn't matter when a woman knows how to be in charge.
She was also GW's tutor. Referring to his presidential campaign; " Officially
she was the coordinator of his foreign policy team. Unofficially she was his
tutor. GW knew that what he knew on foreign policy he had been taught by
Condoleezza Rice."
GW said of her, " I trust her judgments. America will find that she is a wise
person." What I like in this simple statement is that it expresses how most
DWC husbands feel about their wives and the DWC women in their lives.
I hope you find this bit of information as interesting and motivating toward
the DWC Lifestyle as I do. I frequently see examples of how strong women, who
hold their men accountable, contribute to the good of Mankind. Keep your eyes
open and you will begin to notice more and more of them too. And whenever you
have a good example of a DWC success in life, please share it with the rest
of us. That is what mutual support is all about.
Article Quote:
San Francisco Chronicle Saturday, May 22,2004
Article by Dana Milbank ( Washington Post) BUSH GIVES NEW COLLEGE GRADUATES ADVICE ON FRIENDSHIP
"The advice about friends was one of the five suggestions, part whimsical and part reflective, that Bush offered. The others: Be on time, be generous, don't practice moral relativism and, above all, "listen to your mother."
Our Community
[09/03/01]
I know it has been quite a while since I wrote a piece for my "Opinions"
section. All I can say is it depends on when inspiration for a special
message arrives.
I would like to discuss our Community. It has blossomed over the years within
and because of the DWC. Within the DWC there is an extended family of people
who truly care about one another. Our Community is the opposite of a message
swapping board where people live out their fantasies, via e-mail, by
pretending to be other than who they are.
Over the years, like any extended family, along with our joyful sharing and
reaching out to one another, we have occasional disagreements and
misunderstandings. We have had a few people leave for their own reasons, but
overall we have been slowly growing larger and deeper. And we always keep the
door open for our wandering members if they want to return.
Everyone in the DWC Community is either part of a real DWC couple, or a
single who comes from a place of service and sincerity and shows an honest
interest in others. We have gone far beyond being only a virtual community.
The DWC has survived and flourished because the Community has contributed.
They have contributed again and again to keep the doors open and we are still
here. I know you would be amazed to truly understand the extent of "hands-on"
help we have had because I find it hard to believe myself. I will give you a
few examples of how people have contributed to build our Community but,
please keep in mind that so many people have done so much that I just cannot
list it all here.
The most important contribution is the participation, the writing, the photos
and suggestions that people send me to put on the website. I also consider
each visit, each time someone comes and reads and benefits from our work a
contribution. That might sound odd, but by receiving what is put out there,
people really do contribute to the wholeness of the Community. We don't have
to know, firsthand, every time someone gets something they need. I could
update the Real People section almost daily, if I chose to. Each day I have
meaningful communications with people and many of them continue the trend
that is already there; relationships finding new depth, excitement and
commitment.
Then there is the technology. Our Webmaster has maintained our web presence
more as a "community service" than as a profitable activity. Some of you may
recall what negative experiences we had with the original Webmaster and can
especially appreciate what a blessing it is that we are still here. Recently
a couple from the Midwest, came to the Bay Area for a visit and during that
time completely upgraded the DWC hardware and software I am working on right
now. I am referring not only to Windows but lots more. All this was as a gift
to us for the DWC. Others have contributed elements for the website, like the
strapping animation and some continue to work on designing new ideas for the
future look of the DWC. Then there is our Video Producer. This man is part of
a professional couple who are extremely busy yet find the time to work with
us. Our second video is in production in progress and will be done sometime
this year. This support too has been literally indispensable in terms of
keeping the Community doors open.
There is the "Talent" who act in our videos. In both my first video and in
the one in production, the stars are professionals. D'Arcy in Chicago is a
ProDom and Dana in Carmel, the new video, is a professional Disciplinarian.
They contribute their time and energy to make a DWC video because they are
part of the Community. They believe so strongly in the meaningfulness of our
message that they donate their time and ideas. The "bad boys" who are in
these productions, and get a good licking for the world can see, are doing
something really special. They are making it possible for hundreds of
couples, who would never come out in public, to see and understand what the
DWC lifestyle looks like in practice.
My "workshop elves" who produce the beautiful and original spanking
implements I sell on the site are yet another example of Community members
who make it happen. Making these implements is not a lucrative business; it
is much more a sincere labor of love toward the DWC and for the spanking
movement. I have in-depth discussions about the nuances of product design, I
look at prototypes and we do research to really make the best products for
our little store that we can. Some of these folks have, at times, been SO
patient in waiting to be paid on invoices that I can only say that too is
generosity beyond description.
The artist who created the beautiful and sensitive images that grace covers
of our first publications, the Lifestyle Kit and Companion Guide, is a
professional who is talented beyond what I can describe here. His work is
another example of the Community spirit that makes up the DWC. He and his
wife contributed so much in the way of time, and other resources.
I have even received money from people who wanted nothing in return. People
who just had no other way to say "thank you" and felt that they wanted to put
their feelings out that way. When that happens, I just shake my head, say
thank you to an anonymous party, and feel so totally validated by the message
that is embedded in the gift, not the dollars themselves.
Then there have been the really fun and touching gifts that have come over
time. Many people have sent me the precious gift of a special implement. By
special I mean things of sentimental value to them. I have hairbrushes and
other such things that hold within them the "vibration" of a families genuine
home discipline. These are treasures I can't put a value upon.
I've also received as gifts, unusual disciplinary items: such as an authentic
crooked handle canes from England, Scottish tawses, and even an implement
with an obnoxious origin, a Sambuka; used in S. Africa for crowd control.
There is also an electronic "Wheel of Misfortune" made just for the DWC.
There is a unique hardwood paddle from our friends in Scotland, cut in the
shape of the wife's hand. My husband had already been the recipient of
spanking from her during one of their visits here, so the "Hand" carries
special meaning to him. One of our DWC men who could not attend the
gathering sent gifts for everyone attending; hand made spanking sticks with
gold DWC medallions on them. And of course there are the couples that live
relatively close to us and offer help and support no matter what the occasion
is.
All of this is but a fraction of what this Community has become. I say a
fraction because I have not yet begun to talk about people meeting and
forming bonds among themselves, about our being visited by people, by phone
calls from around the world.
Each and every visit is special experience for me. My husband and I enjoy
playing host and showing our visitors around the Bay Area. When we are out
hiking or sightseeing or just all going to the movies we become more familiar
and more relaxed with one another. It is a great pleasure to really know
people who are part of the DWC Community first hand.
Often I will send the boys off to have some fun while I have my private time
with the wife. These woman-to-woman visits are intensely personal and
extremely important. Sometimes I think they are the main point of the visit.
And other times, it is more about all of us as a foursome.
My husband and I are strongly focused on the quality of relationships. While
we are all having a good time we are also observing the nuances of people's
relationships and we make a point of giving honest feedback and guidance to
them. My agenda when we have visitors is to affirm, and further empower the
woman of the home as an effective disciplinarian. When you go out to dinner
with two boys who have just been soundly spanked everything feels so special
and we all have that gleam in our eyes that says, " Boy do we have a secret."
Parting with new friends, with whom we have established a real heart
connection is not easy, at all. We get close and we stay close, keeping in
contact and building our histories together over they years. Just the other
day I received the cutest drawing from the daughter of our friends in
Scotland. It was made for me when she saw a picture of my dog. I mention all
this to illustrate how bonding our community can be.
I have heard, and confirmed, stories about DWC couples helping one another
with everything from medical problems to fixing cars and computers. One man
even offered to get an airplane ticket for another couple to attend an ailing
parent when they could not afford it themselves. My dear DWC friends brought
a "portable framing store" to California with them and custom framed several
of my paintings. I love to paint, but framing is not my strong point. Now I
can enjoy several of my pieces in proper matting and frames. It makes so much
difference. Business relationships have developed and job leads shared. My
husband is enthusiastic about helping people with their careers if he can. He
is currently giving one of our good DWC friend's professional resume a
professional facelift.
I will stop myself here because I am sure I have overdone making the point
that the DWC Community is special, genuine, and made up of wonderful people.
The last message I want to include in this addition of Kay's Viewpoints is
this: You have to reach outside of your comfort zone to make new DWC friends.
It is so worth the effort, even if you don't make the perfect connection the
first or second time you meet new people, you will. Trust me. It was that way
for us. Over time, and keeping up our faith in people, we have been blessed a
hundred fold with fabulous friends. You can, and should, do this in your own
area. Travel some if you have to, it is worth it.
My dear DWC Community, I hold you safely in my heart and wish you ever more
OTK 2000
[12/01/99]
The past few years have been an unbelievable education for me. I thought our
lifestyle of Maternal Domestic discipline was a tiny, almost invisible,
minority of married couples. Now I know, from first hand experience, that we
are many and that we have a great deal to feel good about. In particular, I
have found so much honesty, integrity, and plain old consideration from the
vast majority of DWC couples, and sincere singles, that I prefer your company
to "the world at large". Of course our shared interest is a big factor, but
the quality of who you are is what really makes the big difference to me.
With the new millennium about to begin I find myself inspired to think bigger
thoughts and dream bigger dreams. Having seen how valuable it is for us to
meet in real life, and for friendships to evolve from our gatherings, I am
working on ways to increase the opportunities for workshops and/or get
togethers. Although these activities can be quite time consuming, and the
logistics can be a headache, I sincerely believe it is worth while for me to
help you meet one another.
I have a vision of a growing network of DWC couples around the world who will
find more and more ways to get together, enjoy one another's company and
ultimately strengthen and support the DWC Lifestyle. I wish for this unity
for the amazing effect it has on the basic loving quality of marital
relationships, not simply for the purpose of spanking those bad boys.
Your willingness to share in this dream has brought the DWC as far as it is
now. I hope you will realize we are among the more enlightened and conscious
people around. Our lives are a statement of the depth of trust, sharing and
commitment in our relationships. The bonds of our individual relationships
are strong.
For the New Millennium, that I call "OTK2000", my dream and vision is that we
reach out, find more ways to get together and support the goodness intrinsic
to our community. Resolve to participate in the community and reach out as
part of your New Years goals.
Birthday Spankings
[4/01/99]
Oh how I hate it when another birthday comes rolling around. The middle of
April is time for me to have another one. But I do always look forward to the
birthday spanking. If you are thinking that it's the one time of the year
that Jerry gets me over his knee, you are in dreamland. In my home, Jerry gets
a spanking for both his birthday and for mine.
When I spank him for my birthday I have a great time. Since it is my birthday
I feel even more free than usual to just indulge and enjoy myself! I seem to
have a lot more fun on these occasions than he does <grin>.
He is really quite thoughtful about things like birthdays and anniversaries,
but with the guaranteed spanking for my birthday he is even more
conscientious.
So if you like my idea, please adopt it freely and institute it this year.
Tell your naughty little man that he can look forward to two birthday
spankings each year from now on.
Religion
[10/18/98]
Several weeks ago I received a letter from a man who was very polite (and
condescending) who wrote to try to show me "the error of my ways". His basic
message was that I had misinterpreted the natural order of things and that if
I looked at the Bible passages he quoted to me, I would see that men were
meant to rule the home (and I imagine by extension the world). I chose not to
answer him, but I have been thinking about his letter. Rather than waste the
time writing to him I will share my response with all of you.
Before I go on you need to remember that the DWC is not any kind of radical
group of man-haters. We are healthy, very loving couples, who put lots of
thought and energy into building our relationships. In fact, I believe that,
as a group, we have a greater understanding and compassion for men, than the
mainstream who just tolerates the degeneration of our society. What I have is
a passion for humanity, equality, and a greater sanity and happiness in our
lives.
This man who wrote to me is an example of "the kind face" that fundamentalists
around the world use to suppress women. It appears to me that, in each
society, these men figure out just how much they can push the agenda of
suppressing women and most often use a religious justification to do it. The
awful de-evolution being forced on Afghan women, the continuing mutilation of
female African children, the general devaluation of Asian and Hispanic women,
and the pitiful lack of rights for most Indian women tells the sad tale all to
clearly.
Does this mean I am against organized religion? Not at all. Organized
religion, worship of God, and following the moral and ethical values that are
taught make us a better and stronger world. But, and this is a big one, it
does not mean we should, under any circumstances, agree to, condone, or
support, any part of organized religion that suppresses women. I am not Bible
scholar and I am not trained to debate the fine points of anyone's scriptures,
but I know it is wrong to harm women by limiting our potential and our rights.
I will point out, as I have before, that men control the political world. Less
than 2% of the worlds nations are headed by women. The world is currently a
hostile and war-like place. I do not believe it would be this bad with more
balance between men and women leadership in world leadership. Further, if
someone would care to research the national statistics about who is involved
in child abuse and other violent acts against children and women in this
country, I would like to know the answer. But again, I don't really need to
know whether the child abusers are 95% men or 98% men, to see that something
is very unhealthy in the male psyche.
Am I saying that men are intrinsically bad? Of course not. If you are among
my personal friends you know that I love and enjoy the men in my life. I also
enjoy giving them the good old fashioned discipline they need, but not as a
way to express anger with men in general. My discipline is giving love,
guidance and above all it is desired and requested by them.
If you have been part of the DWC for very long, you have noticed that we do
not focus on relationships built around "male slavery", "feminization" or
excessive humiliation. As a group we do what is necessary in the way of
discipline to maintain happy, healthy, and above all, loving homes. We do not
strive to "replace the oppressor by becoming the oppressor". Our goal is to
help the men in our lives become the best men they can be, by answering their
call for assistance.
So when "nice, kindly, fatherly figures," like the man who wrote to me about
the "error of my ways" and how the Bible shows I am wrong, try to influence
you, just turn them off. Whether they realize it or not, whether they are
concealing an agenda of suppressing women or not, their message is harmful and
anti-women. There is no true form of God, anywhere, who wants to see His/Her
daughters diminished or limited in their life choices, let alone abused,
mutilated, or killed. Guess who wrote the "Biblical" philosophies that "man
is meant to rule". Another interesting question How many women happened to
participate in the creation of all ancient, holy scriptures? And why do most
churches fight tooth and nail to prevent women from gaining full equality in
the religious orders?
Politics
[10/12/98]
Last week I read an article in the Palo Alto Times about Senator Bob Dole. He
commented that with the way things were going in America we could look forward
to a woman president in the near future and was giving away Elizabeth Dole
campaign hats.
I thought about this and I believe that he is probably correct in his
assessment. Not only is it time for a woman as President of the United
States, but the time is coming. You, my readers, know that I basically do not
side with any political party. I look at the people and the issues. Bob Dole
always seemed like a basically good man and with what is now going on, it is
tempting to say he would have been a better choice. But, for all of his
obvious faults, Clinton still seems to care more for issues I value such as
education, women's rights and the environment.
Elizabeth Dole is another story. She is strong, bright, and clearly has the
same traditional values which most DWC women do have. She is her own woman
and not like Barbara Bush. I look forward to a woman of her caliber running
for the top job. Several years ago Geraldine Ferraro ran for Vice President.
We are proud of her, she broke the ice, or the glass cieling, by running. Now,
let's look for women, like Elizabeth Dole, to win and help turn this country
in the right direction.
Football Season
[9/10/98]
Here comes THAT time of year again. Football season. It's a funny thing how
many men get absorbed in that game. I never did like or understand it. But,
you will be surprised to know that I do not really interfere with or forbid my
husband that indulgence. Why? A couple of good reasons.
For one, I really do like and enjoy men and don't in any way have the goal of
diminishing their "male energy". Control it? Absolutely. But I am not one who
wishes to make my husband less masculine. So out of love for him I have always
been tolerant of this "male thing". If he has things that need to get done, he
must manage his time to get them done, or pay the consequences.
On the other hand, restricting his access to the football games is something I
have used as a punishment. He loves those games so when I say "If this is
not done or that behavior is seen again there will be no football next
weekend" it works like a charm. So easy!
A couple of years ago we got into an argument during Christmas, it was
something he felt rather strongly about since he is not prone to arguing much
with me. We had company from back East so I couldn't give him the immediate
licking he was earning by the second so I just whispered into his ear "One
more word and it's no Super Bowl for you mister." That was all. Problem over,
attitude back to sweetness, and he still got a real good haribrush session a
couple of days later to make sure he remembered his lapse in manners.
So, don't forget the value of grounding, restriction of T.V. privileges and so
forth, to compliment your DWC program. And when in doubt;
spank the daylights out of him!
Cigarette Company Executives (and their cohorts)
[5/12/98]
I was reading an article about "Big Tobacco" in the newspaper and it talked about the
multi-billion dollar settlement these companies were willing to make. Then my mind
returned to a scene I remember from a few years ago where the CEO's of all of these
companies were swearing before Congress, under oath, on the Bible, that they knew
nothing about tobacco being addictive.
There is something very wrong with that picture! In my home, and most likely yours,
lying with your hand on the Bible is pretty serious business. I know in many homes
across this country that trip to the woodshed would never, ever be forgotten. So
those are my latest examples of men who should be given not one, but many, frequent,
hard spanking by their wives. Where do they come off causing malicious harm and
lying about it?
Once again we have an example of where if a woman of good morals was truly in charge
of the home, those boys would have found another way to do their business. Think about
it. If these men had to explain their actions to their wives, and knew they would be
accountable and would get their BADLY NEEDED discipline for such irresponsible behavior,
we would again have a better society. Spare the rod and spoil the man! That is more
accurate.
We of the DWC are certainly in the minority, but we are in the right, and by keeping
our own men well mannered and behaved we do something good for everyone.
Solid Relationships
[3/26/98]
I often think about why DWC relationships seem so extraordinarily solid and
committed. I always come up with the same answer. The energy that goes into
providing conscious, effective discipline is a special gift from wife to
husband.
Children who grow up with what they experience as "loving discipline" are
usually better adjusted people and feel good about their parents. Reminder: I
do not advocate the spanking of children. However, even when spanking has
been used with children, if it is part of a fair and understanding program of
support and guidance, it is not resented. Why? Because children recognize
intuitively that they need the discipline and boundaries and in many ways it
makes them feel safe and loved.
How does this relate to grown up men? The same way. Men are socialized to be
"unafraid and to be controlling" as they do their thing in the everyday world.
This denies them the chance to be "safe and protected" which the disciplinary
arrangement provides. So, as a DWC wife your attention to his disciplinary
needs create a strong bond of trust which goes beyond that which is in most
ordinary relationships.
I think that is one of the things that makes the bond in DWC relationships so
strong.
Always From a Place of Love,
Kay
DWC Philosophy
[3/16/98]
The DWC philosophy is rooted in a sincere belief that we, as women, must step
up to the responsibility of providing the moral tone and discipline for the
man in lives. After 6,000 years of men basically running this planet we are
in such an unbelievable mess that it is undeniable that their way of "ruling"
is an overall failure.
We come from a feminine place of intrinsic wisdom and in fact we do "know
what's good for men", far more often than not. Would a world with women
holding the power countenance war, starvation, neglect of children and
business practices that wreak havock on third world countries? I don't
think so.
Look at the Bill Clinton situation. I mean what I am about to say seriously,
not tongue-in-cheek. If Hillary were in fact a true DWC wife, from the time
Bill was running for governer of Arkansa, our country would not be wasting our
precious resources on uncovering his very poor manners and behavior.
Think about it, if you can, from a non-partisan viewpoint. Bill and Hillary are
probably pretty nice people and most likely would be nice to know as regular
neighborhood people. Now if behind closed doors, Hillary enforced discipline
on him, things absolutely would never have got to this state. NEVER!
Once or twice he would have been caught by her in their early years. As a
dedicated and committed DWC wife she would not have run away in tears and left
him, herself feeling disgraced and bitter. No way. She would have taken him
to the woodshed for the licking of his life, big time. I mean I would almost
feel sorry for any husband of a DWC wife who acted out that way.
Bill is a really intelligent man and he would have responded like all the
other men in our club (and others we have not met yet). He would have been
ever more dedicatd to Hillary and would not have continued his disgraceful
acting out with other women.
Yes, sad to say our President is in desperate need of a major OTK session, but
it won't happen. However, we, in our dedication to the DWC lifestyle really
do make a contribution to improving things in the world because "every journey
begins with the first step."
Always from a place of Love,
Kay
For further discussion, eMail Kay with your comments.
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