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Baby Your Husband if You Are- Much Older Than He is; It Works Better Than Trying 1° l" Hi8 AKF-Will Crush on Movie ~ ‘.1 ' . Actor Prove Rita]?

Dear Miss Dix-J: unh l in senior lo her husband? lmﬁrrlietiliiat lnvlitttlllglgehrertlhkmuliiilllbzldm although he is very comblnlousblc and devoted and y, y; 59m “p.

PU! married for some Yours. I am utterly mis- erable because l do nothing but brood all the time Over getting old looking, 1 lie [Ilkg gr, rilsht wondering if in being nioe to me na u illat doing his duty, and if ha is wishing for Wm °M Wunaer and fresher. l have been a V"! attractive and pretty n“ many ltlmlrm. and it. hurts my vanity to have in "keep up" and feel 1 dare not lose my loom, "N! 1 tremble to think what will happen when l am "an elderly woman" and he is still a young man. Sometimes l wish that. l had married a man much older than mysall.

would certainly have made marriage mach 1N8 tfylnl on the nerves. A READER.

Answer:

Probably every woman who has ever married a maxi much younger than herself has had her momenta when aha felt the same way that you do.and when ab: thought that Methuselah was a better bet for a hus- band than any fair-haired lad. Holding any sort of g husband is no cinch for the lady yhc undertakes it. but the woman who takes on tha Job of keeping s husband younger than herself entertained and amused and, nailed to his own ﬁreside has assumed a task before which even the bravest might quail.

0f course it can be done. And it has been done, for them are tn- numarablc cases of men with a mother complex who have married elderly women and they have lived happily over afterward. But it is a risky venture and the success of it depends more upon the man than it. does upon the woman.

For this mason: 1f the woman attempts to keep as young as the boy husband she is bound to tall, because age will come in spite of diet-a and beauty shops and all else that a woman can do to try to ward it off, No matter how much aha is starved or dyed or painted, no middle-age worm-n looks like a. flapper, and so she is wasting her time and her eﬂort and her comfort trying to deceive her husband into thinking she is a mere girl.

Her play is the maternal. What ninety-nine men out of a hundred, who marry women older than themselves, want is not a wife but a mot-her. Otherwise they would have picked out. a young girl in the first place. They want to be babled, to be cosseted, to be pelted, to have somebody kiss the hurts their vanity gets in the world and make them well. Tncy want, to have their clot-hes laid out for them and the kind of pie they like made by rnammab own hand.

If the man who marries s woman older than himself has this desire to be mothered. it is easy enough to hold him, but if he has it not. b11611 l! is Just too bad for the wife who ls older than he is. Nothing aha can do will keep him.

But. m permitting yourself to get morbid on the subject you are tak- ing the lurest way to bring about the result you dread. In the first Pl!“ you are destroying your good looks and bringing premature sge upon yourself by brooding over growing old. Nothing ages a woman like worry. Nothing brings on wrinkles like worry. A few sleepless nights of tor- menting thoughts will add ten years to your age. A

‘Ihon you are letting yourself grow into a melancholy companion through dwelling on the disparity of agc between yoursclt and YOI-u‘ hul- band, and if there is anything that a young chap hates it is a dull. Mil woman who is always borrowing trouble. Men don't llka tearful women or unhappy women. They want a woman to be always gay and full of fun and one who will keep them entertained and amused.

FlMll-Y Yo“ l". I8 0w‘ Krlndmvtbvrs used to aay, putting notions in your husband's head. You are suggesting to him that you are too old for 111m, and that be’ would like a girl of his own age better than he does you. and that your marriage was a mistake. And u’ you keep that up you will soon maks him think so himself. Don’t do it, and the chances are he will never find it out.

After all. your husband married you because he preferred you to any other woman. Apparently he u huPPY and contented. Why not let it rest that way and stop worrying over it? The old motto: “Never trouble trouble tLu trouble troubles you" is a mighty good slogm for wives,

DOROTHY DIX.

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Dear Dorothy Dix-What happens to girls who go dippy ovsr movie actors? l have simply gone crazy over a movie actor. Ewery once in a while l get fits of melancholy and Just cant get his face out at my mind. Dom. tall me that I will gar. over it for l know 1 won‘t. ‘Dont beat around the bush and tau ma what happened to some one else. But tall ms in black and white what I should do to overcome this. WlORRﬂ.

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Your case is not unusual, my child, but cheer up, it is nothing m. ious. Virtually every girl oi your age has an attack of movie actoretis, but they all recover from it and live to tau in love with a real man in. stead oi a picture cu a scram. and get married and Ianarally live happily aver afterward.

Thsbest. weatmenttcryom" compia-lntiaagood doaeocfoom- lnon sense. Your letter shows you to be intalligent. Use a few lobes of your brain and make yourself realize how silly it is to havrra crush on what you might well call "the shadow o! a man." Ask yourself what profit thsrecanbainlatt-isg ycurthoughtadwsllont-bapictureof amen whom you hava nsver seen, who in all prcbabtliw you navar will saa in thafieab. who doenrt avonkncw that you are alive and wbobaaprobably had three or four dlﬂerent wivea and a hundred love affairs.

lf you will use any reason about. it, you will perceive that you an lust. the victim of a hallucination and that you really can't. have any personal feeling for an individual whose mind and heart you know nothing about and who quite possibly might bore you to tears or be physically repulsive to you if you met hltn.

Didllusiou yourself and than follow this up by ‘ ﬁrm: attentions on some boy you know. Think about him. Admire him. ls a lot. more percentage in falling in love with a real man than thsrs is in adoring a picture one. . - _ ' . . DORUIIIY DIX.

Dear Miss Dix-What. is more pathetic in a young girl's lifs than lllll protrudlngteeth? Mylifehasbcan ruinedbytbsm. Tbeyaraasooial andb‘ handicap. ontopcfautblstbavatolivewltnadull. stupid, ignorant family. UIIOUUIl-AOD.

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