I saw this on FaceBook and thought it to be good advice:
- Play a sport. It will teach you how to win honorably, lose gracefully, respect authority, work with others, manage your time and stay out of trouble. And maybe even throw or catch.
- You will set the tone for the sexual relationship, so don’t take something away from her that you can’t give back.
- Use careful aim when you pee. Somebody’s got to clean that up, you know.
- Save money when you’re young because you’re going to need it someday.
- Allow me to introduce you to the dishwasher, oven, washing machine, iron, vacuum, mop and broom. Now please go use them.
- Pray and be a spiritual leader.
- Don’t ever be a bully and don’t ever start a fight, but if some idiot clocks you, please defend yourself.
- Your knowledge and education is something that nobody can take away from you.
- Treat women kindly. Forever is a long time to live alone and it’s even longer to live with somebody who hates your guts.
- Take pride in your appearance.
- Be strong and tender at the same time.
- A woman can do everything that you can do. This includes her having a successful career and you changing diapers at 3 A.M. Mutual respect is the key to a good relationship.
- “Yes ma’am” and “yes sir” still go a long way.
- The reason that they’re called “private parts” is because they’re “private”. Please do not scratch them in public.
- Peer pressure is a scary thing. Be a good leader and others will follow.
- Bringing her flowers for no reason is always a good idea.
- It is better to be kind than to be right.
- A sense of humor goes a long way in the healing process.
- Please choose your spouse wisely. My daughter-in-law will be the gatekeeper for me spending time with you and my grandchildren.
- Remember to call your mother because I might be missing you.

I don’t understand #2. I can tell you with regards to #5; I made the introductions, but the boys do not like these aquaintances.
Love, commitment, her wallet, her car, her trust, her virginity…just about everything works as the subject for #2.
I agree Kells…….Also, From experience, some daughters adopt a demure demeanor when introduced to #5 as well….
I hate to break this to you, but …
http://now.msn.com/husbands-who-share-household-chores-more-likely-to-divorce-says-study
@justin:
For some reason, your comment got hung up in the spam filter.
Now it looks like all three of them got through, LOL. Guess I was really determined to say that. Either that or do the dishes.
Regarding #5, I hate to break this to you, but …
http://now.msn.com/husbands-who-share-household-chores-more-likely-to-divorce-says-study
I loved this on Facebook, and love it here, too. Believe it or not, I keep a notebook of articles and other nifty stuff I want my kids (5,4,2, and 1 as of this writing) to see/read/learn when they’re older; this is in it. I’ll be sharing it with my daughters, too, when we talk about what qualities they should seek in a husband! Peace be with you
Kelly
Nicely said, Kelly
Having two grown sons. I love this list. Also taught most of this list. Thanks so much
About that #5:
http://now.msn.com/husbands-who-share-household-chores-more-likely-to-divorce-says-study