How to raise the men women'd want to marry

[FP]

Caught this over on the spearhead site:

http://www.cnn.com/2010/LIVING/11/03/o.raise.good.husband/index.html?hpt=Sbin

Oprah.com article... 

"I was describing in prodigious, enthusiastic detail the trip to Japan from which I'd just returned with my then 15-year-old son.

"And he's so much fun to travel with," I went on to my patient friend. "His observations were really interesting, and when we met new people, he was such a good listener, and he seemed willing to try almost anything," I said.

"Well, of course he's a fine companion," my friend said. "You raised him to be."

I felt a sharp urge to deny that, as if she'd accused me of something selfish. But I have raised a boy who's smart and observant, sensitive and kind, who listens well and is remarkably honest and articulate about the way he feels."

[Mr. X]

I felt a sharp urge to deny that, as if she'd accused me of something selfish. But I have raised a boy who's smart and observant, sensitive and kind, who listens well and is remarkably honest and articulate about the way he feels."

Yeah you raised an emotional tampon. BTW tampons fill up... then they get messy.

[Captain Courageous]

You raised a male who will grow up having a lot of female friends, a taste for Broadway show tunes, a natural talent for interior decorating and an ability to fart like a trombone
solo at a jazz concert.

[BRIAN]

You raised a male who will grow up having a lot of female friends, a taste for Broadway show tunes, a natural talent for interior decorating and an ability to fart like a trombone
solo at a jazz concert.

That is comical to me.

In all seriousness though this woman has a high opinion of her self. How hard would it be to stay interested on a trip to japan?