Reply With QuoteCome on ladies. All of you talk about "til death do us part" but none of you want to answer this. What makes him the dragon slayer of your castle?
I have a homework assignment that requires “outside” answers. What better place then to ask here…
How does your Husband “Slay the Dragon” for you?
Come on ladies. All of you talk about "til death do us part" but none of you want to answer this. What makes him the dragon slayer of your castle?
I have a homework assignment that requires “outside” answers. What better place then to ask here…
How does your Husband “Slay the Dragon” for you?Maybe if you asked in "plain English" rather than "cryptic phrases" you would see some replies from the ladies.Just sayin... (of course, maybe everybody but me knows what "slay the dragon" means). Anyway, good luck with your poll.
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Maybe if you asked in "plain English" rather than "cryptic phrases" you would see some replies from the ladies.
That is how it was presented to me. I tried to get more specific but no luck. Miguel has figured it out and that is one way (from a guys point of view). Need the ladies to have some input here.
I have a homework assignment that requires “outside” answers. What better place then to ask here…
How does your Husband “Slay the Dragon” for you?
Is this a Lorena Bobbit term?
Didn't she slay his dragon? haha
Maybe I am getting old or something but what does slay the dragon mean?? :rollside:
I guess it is a metaphor for the home is the castle, the wife (or significant other) is the princess of the castle and the husband is the prince. Dragons could be equated to “fears” or basic necessities. It is a very subjective question.
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