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I’m a poor 1930’s wife

Ruh-roh. Thanks to Elle and Tami, I’ve learned that I am not a very good 1930’s wife! Horrendous test, this!

41

As a 1930s wife, I am
Poor

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…But in my defense, I think I’m a pretty darned good 2000’s wife. For one, I am one who reacts with pleasure and delight to marital congress. That alone tips the scale in my favor, I think!

Seeing how my age coincides with my score of 41, perhaps by the time I reach my 60’s and 70’s, I will catch up with Tami and Elle on the wife-ometer. By that time, they’ll be quizzing us on what kind of turn-of-the-21st-century wives and husbands we are.

There’s a version for men, too, so don’t be shy fellas. Both my male and female readers can just head on over and see how you measure up to the unrealistic standards of 1930’s society!

6 comments

  1. Tami posted on 11/24/2008:

    Oh, some of those questions were funny! Like, something along the lines of, “do you go to bed wearing creams or curlers”?
    I don’t, but I am sure a lot of wives do ;)

  2. Howie posted on 11/26/2008:

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  3. Howie posted on 11/26/2008:

    I guess that did not come through. Anyway I scored 101 and as a 1930s husband, I am
    Very Superior

  4. GW posted on 11/26/2008:

    Well, I’ve always known you’re a rock star, dear. I need to see what the questions are for men and see if I can duplicate your score. LOL

  5. Da Goddess posted on 11/28/2008:

    43 — and I don’t even have a husband! lol

  6. GW posted on 11/28/2008:

    Joan, I don’t know if that bodes well or not…LOL! I wonder what kind of 1960’s wife I would be. I’m not into free love or tokin’, so there are two strikes right there.

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