Training Your Girlfriend
When you first start dating a new girlfriend, you want to be on your
best behavior. Sure, you want to make a good impression, but what
you're really doing is catering to her to get sex.
The problem is, the power base shifts to her right from the outset and
she knows it. She's in charge of access to the zipper and she counts
on you bending over backward to gain entry. So she's got you.
But there's more to it than that.
You might not be aware of it, but what she's really up to is training
you to be what she calls a "gentleman" -- acting nice and
accommodating, paying for her meals and chauffeuring her around like a
servant. And that's not all. She's also busy laying her traps to lock
you into this pattern for the course of the relationship.
Before you know it, she'll have you on her leash, following her around
like a puppy dog, eagerly awaiting her next command, and lapping up
the few sexual kibbles she tosses at you to keep you at "heel."
Sounds despicable, doesn't it? Yet girlfriends do it to men all the
time. Why? Because we let them. We allow them to treat us like
obedient pets, with sex as our reward for the "correct" behavior.
But what if you don't want to wind up as your girlfriend's puppy dog?
Is there any way out of this canine catastrophe? The answer is "yes."
The trick is to beat her to the punch -- act fast and treat her like
one first. A girlfriend can make a best friend and ideal companion,
but like any bitch (female dog, that is), she needs to be taught how
to act around the house. So you have to set the ground rules early by
enrolling her in your own private obedience school.
Common Obedience Problems
Aggression
She's out of control and constantly acts up. Brainwashed by a steady
diet of Oprah and "feminist" propaganda, she's now "empowered,"
meaning that her thoughts run somewhere along these lines: "Men have
been holding me back, I want mine now, and I don't care what pair of
testicles I have to step on to get it." Since a girlfriend's brain is
unable to distinguish emotion from logic, this kind of fantasy
thinking will prompt her to act in self-destructive patterns and will
cause you undue stress around the house.
Whining
She doesn't like to be left alone. She pouts when you hook up for the
weekly poker game with your buddies. She harps at you to buy her
something, and when she gets it, she doesn't want it anymore (or
demands something even more expensive). She nags that you watch too
much ESPN. She's always whimpering that she's too fat, too old or not
pretty enough. She craves constant attention.
Barking
Yap, yap, yap. She talks incessantly. But the problem is that she goes
on and on and on about nothing. You're on the phone, trying to close a
business deal, and there she is in the background, yipping about her
new pair of shoes.
Disobedience
Like a dog, she is hard to train. No matter what you want, she always
insists on getting her own way, then throws a tantrum or cuts off sex
if you oppose her. She's always escaping from the yard to go shopping.
And she won't respect your commands ("roll over," "lie down," "play
dead").
Begging
She always "begs" with her hands on her hips -- never on all fours.
All you hear from her is, "I want this," "Give me that" (on your
credit card, of course) and "My girlfriend's boyfriend bought her a
car -- why are you so cheap?" Not to mention that she expects to be
regularly taken out for expensive dinners.
House destruction
You just can't leave her alone in your place. You go out for a few
hours to play golf, and when you come back, your autographed Bears
poster and leather couch have been replaced by flower prints and a
shrimp-colored loveseat. And there are friggin' valances on the
windows.
Not fetching
An improperly trained girlfriend doesn't know that she should always
bring you a beer without having to be asked.
Chasing
Girlfriends are naturally attracted to bright, shiny objects (like
jewelry) and fast-moving luxury cars. An untrained girlfriend will
abandon you and run after any male who happens by with a few baubles
and a Porsche.
Not being housetrained
Girlfriends are notorious for not knowing how to put the toilet seat
back up.
Training Your Girlfriend
You can see how much upset an untrained girlfriend can bring into your
life. So how can you counteract these bad behaviors?
Act early and often
Girlfriends have to be taught obedience from day one, or they will
soon think that their bad behavior will be tolerated. Once improper
patterns have been imprinted on the female brain, they can be
extremely difficult to alter - you can't teach an old girlfriend new
tricks. The idea is to set the ground rules at the beginning of the
relationship so that she can understand what's expected of her. This
means your regular night out with the guys, sharing dating expenses
and sex on your terms.
Don't be afraid to say "no"
As many would believe, girlfriends aren't usually as bright as men, so
they typically have to be told more than once. And spank her if she
continues to misbehave. If she likes it, spank her a lot.
Use operant conditioning
Freely encourage her good behaviors (being in heat, excessive licking,
humping, and especially obeying the command, "Down, girl!") with
praise and rewards while ignoring the bad. The idea is not to punish
her for doing something wrong (unless she's into that sort of thing),
but to withhold attention from the behaviors you don't like. This way,
she will slowly catch on and eliminate the unwanted patterns from her
repertoire. As she starts to become dependent upon your approval or
disapproval, she will act more agreeably and respectfully toward you.
Practice Makes Perfect
All in all, obedience training is one of the best things you can do
for your girlfriend and yourself, because a well-trained girlfriend
makes for a happy relationship. It can enrich your dating life by
eliminating unwanted behaviors and can make your time together much
more enjoyable. The ultimate result is that you'll wind up with a
girlfriend who will treat you well and work hard to please you... the
perfect pet to have around the house.
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