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Wow. Anyone else suddenly in the mood to be mounted by the sweaty carcass of Dennis Prager?

What if your husband woke up one day and announced that he was not in the mood to go to work? If this happened a few times a year, any wife would have sympathy for her hardworking husband. But what if this happened as often as many wives announce that they are not in the mood to have sex? Most women would gradually stop respecting and therefore eventually stop loving such a man.

What woman would love a man who was so governed by feelings and moods that he allowed them to determine whether he would do something as important as go to work? Why do we assume that it is terribly irresponsible for a man to refuse to go to work because he is not in the mood, but a woman can — indeed, ought to — refuse sex because she is not in the mood? Why?

Prager is, of course, exactly right. What if people didn’t feel like paying taxes? Or obeying traffic laws? What if a non-Christian member of Congress didn’t feel like taking a ceremonial oath on the Bible? What if women didn’t realize that breastfeeding is icky? What then? What?!?

On a completely, totally unrelated note, Prager wondered earlier this year why so many women are depressed.

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