Depends on what you mean by that.You mean like feminists wanting reproductive rights for women only?
Plus, I'm not exactly in the loop on ALL of the rights that feminists assert.
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Depends on what you mean by that.You mean like feminists wanting reproductive rights for women only?
Your false reliance on choices of users driving the intent of the design show again. Women were designed to help men. And this is one man and one women model, not all married to all. Women's design is not different from the first woman's design.Eve was designed by God to be Adam's helper. Women in general were not designed to be ALL man's or ANY man's helper because, per JESUS, many men and women decide NOT to marry.
But being a 'helper' doesn't mean that one is inferior.
You can't handle the truth when it conflicts with your opinion.No, I have a problem with people who make a 'truth' claim based on their own opinion.
Nope. Not buyin' it. There doesn't have to be a 'head'.I know, the exception to every rule is here! Ok, your on point then. Lol.
The head of a round table is whereever he sits.
In other words, you can't prove your point. Got it!I am a Man and I am the Citation for this because I am a Man.
Team is good, but why does there HAVE to be a 'primary' protector? Why can't simply being a team be good enough?The only reason we ever cross train together is because we were a team. Because she had to learn to shoot a gun does not mean she is now the primary protector. It means she is a more efficient helper because we bothered enough to train.
Perhaps another time. I once pulled my late husband out of the way of NYC cab. Had he taken one more step in the street, he would have been hit (he was texting and not paying attention). Does that count as saving his butt?I was with her 26 years and we had several close calls but she was never primary protector. I saved her sweet butt several times. Wanna hear those stories? lol.
She was made to be THE man's helper. And that IS a direct quote in more than ONE version of the Bible.
"The LORD God also said, “It is not good for the man to be alone. I will make for him a suitable helper". God created Eve as a helper for HIM; not THEM. HIM.
Where's YOUR quote that says, "ALL" man's?"
Why not? Even in Jesus' time, men didn't want to be FORCED to take on the responsibility for their brother's children, if his brother died and left behind a wife with kids!
I never said half or more. I simply said 'many'. With 8 billion people on the planet, even 1% of that is still 'many'.
Plus at least some people may remain chaste for reasons that have nothing to do with God.
As for how many people remain chaste well...probably many.
The misandry is palpable. My wife had led me to glorify God.Men help women do that, too. At least, they're supposed to, without beating it into her head.
Untrue. Re-reading the passage, the curse is that the wives desire will be contrary to her husbands and this evil desire will come to naught because he will rule over you ... it is up to you to read into the text "STILL" or "STARTING NOW."The man was not ALWAYS the head of the wife. Not until AFTER Adam and Eve sinned. What sense would it make for God to have said to Eve, "...and your husband shall rule over you", if Adam had ALWAYS ruled over her? Pretty obvious that it wasn't ALWAYS like that
Nope. Not buyin' it. There doesn't have to be a 'head'.
In other words, you can't prove your point. Got it!
Team is good, but why does there HAVE to be a 'primary' protector? Why can't simply being a team be good enough?
Perhaps another time. I once pulled my late husband out of the way of NYC cab. Had he taken one more step in the street, he would have been hit (he was texting and not paying attention). Does that count as saving his butt?
Think I even got a 'thanks' for that?
Yup. He's still a bit blue pilled.Whoever has the money pays. Male, female or BOTH.
What a fascinating contrast between you and Wrangler. Here you are insisting that the man pays. Yet Wrangler protests the idea that the man is expected to pay!
The commitment to inquality is stunning. Here, you are comparing ACTUAL to POTENTIAL.Unless of course you leave her, become incapacitated or pass on. Then she'll HAVE to pay bills. So, let's dispense with the "ever" part, ok?
Is that feminist math? If I do housework 1% of the time, I wonder if my wife will give me credit for doing housework much of the time, many times? What do you think?With 8 billion people on the planet, even 1% of that is still 'many'.
You mean like feminists wanting reproductive rights for women only?
Lots of things in feminism world depends.Depends on what you mean by that.
Yup. He's still a bit blue pilled.
See, I don't agree with that. The etiquette goes that whoever asks, pays...unless you both come to a different agreement. My late husband and I usually had the agreement that if we wanted takeout, whoever mentioned takeout would 'buy' and the other would 'fly'. Now, that didn't ALWAYS work out equally, as there were plenty of times when either one of us would offer to pay AND drive to get the order. Also, of the times he DID offer to 'buy', he would buy MOST of the time, because once he was home, he didn't feel like going out again.Regarding the etiquette of who asks, pays; When I ask, my wife expects me to pay. When she asks, she expects me to pay. Equality according to feminism.
That may be simply upbringing. Some women are raised to believe that the man ALWAYS pays. I don't believe that at all.Sometimes my wife's coveting nature surfaces and she laments us not going out to dinner AS IF it is my burden. Here, again is where the differences between the sexes emerge, RESPONSIBILITY. I ask if she is paying?
Two MONDAY'S in a row? Never heard THAT before! Was she bragging or complaining that it two MONDAYS in a row?This humbles her one way or another. Either she pays OR is content to eat the food I already bought her at the grocery store and only needs to be cooked. Just yesterday my wife bragged about making dinner 2 Monday's in a row. I pointed out that there are 7 days a week, implying someone other than her cooked the other 6 days, implying she has little to brag about. (Bragging is prideful)
Yes, and I agree that SOME women don't really think before they speak! Personally, if I cooked two Monday's in a row for my husband, it wouldn't be anything for me to brag about.She scoffed that I don't appreciate. I rebuked her saying, "I do appreciate you cooking dinner 2 Monday's in a row. Do you appreciate eating the other 6 days a week meals you didn't cook?" S-I-L-E-N-C-E ... and then we will have peace.
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Men = Sith in above reference. LOL
All has to be put into context, Wrangler.Is that feminist math? If I do housework 1% of the time, I wonder if my wife will give me credit for doing housework much of the time, many times? What do you think?![]()
Lots of things IN LIFE 'depends'. All or even MOST of life isn't cut-n-dry or black-or-white.Lots of things in feminism world depends.
I'm not familiar with the whole idea of 'male reproductive rights'.View attachment 50230
Please, oh please list the feminist organizations who have successfully lobbied goverments - in the spirit of equality - for male reproductive rights depending on THE EXACT STANDARDS women have.
Where partial is equally partial.
- Totally unrestricted = Totally unrestricted.
- Partially restricted = Partially restricted*
Do you actually WANT to pay the bills? If not, then you should TALK to her about it.The commitment to inquality is stunning. Here, you are comparing ACTUAL to POTENTIAL.
He IS actually paying the bills. You are comparing this AS EQUAL to her potentially paying the bills one day! I'll try this with my wife about housework and let you know how that flies.![]()
Ironically, my upper middle class parents were too focused on money and material comforts.Money at all cost is not the answer for anyone who is married especially.
That's a good agreement.My late husband and I usually had the agreement that if we wanted takeout, whoever mentioned takeout would 'buy' and the other would 'fly'.
Yes, bragging. Do you know who cooled the dinner on Mondays for the previous 13 years? Most me.Two MONDAY'S in a row? Never heard THAT before! Was she bragging