Sort of like husbands . . .
I agree, as well. But I object to the comment that the days are gone when women expect men to defend them. I was not aware that those days are even here. I remember the historical accounts of the pioneer women. They did expect the men to defend them, but those women were right beside their men, pulling the ramrod out of the muskets, or shoving more rounds into the Henry .44. They were watching the other window and firing at will when the BGs stormed the cabin from the rear. And if the BGs showed up when Pa was out in the back forty, or up in the hills looking for meat for the table, the women took care of business on their own.
In later years, when Pa was working the assembly line, Ma was working the garden behind the house. When Pa was tearing down Hitler's meat house, Ma was putting the rivets in those Mustangs, or wiping the grease off those M1 Garands before she nailed down the crate lids. Those women knew how to work and how to fight. They did not have time (or the technology) for selfies. They were busy taking care of business and making sure their kids were as well behaved as their men.
Yes, take your girl to pick out her own weapon. And don't forget to open the door for her.
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DON'T BUY YOUR WIFE A GUN
