Women as authority over Men

[Rella]

Never fails to happen.



Or .... you became desensitized of how people react instinctively.

Never quite got desensitized which is why I often will avoid a forum for a while.
But I had "a man" on another forum when I was kind of new at the time and I
was getting so exasperated, tell me to "grow" and I wont complete that but it helped
tremendously..

Given enough time it never fails to happen.
Think it might be instinctive?

Yes, I think you may be right.

I'm gonna ask again if you think it might be instinctive?
I think it is.

And also here

 

[Arial]

You replied to me, I was going to say something but decided in the end against it.

All is well. I often don't sound nice. But I think you had mistook me somewhat, but then the reply wasn't really vindicating.

But I'm not saying to throw the baby out with the bathwater.

I'm saying that 5th wave feminism killed the baby, probably about the same time they went with human sacrifice for kicking off political events.

Truthfully, when I began replying to that post I thought it was Tambora responding to me. Which is why I edited to add "just to add a perspective" to my first sentence, when I discovered it was your post. Without that, yeah, it looked like I was disagreeing with you, and I don't. And why I tagged @Tambora midway in the third paragraph. What was said in that post meant something quite different coming from you in response to her, than it did coming to me if it were from Tam's stated perspective on the subject.

All the "filler" was just me following my brain down a trail.

My point was that it isn't just antifeminism that has wrecked the created order of womanhood---though they indeed have done a thorough job of doing so---along with the "wokes". Funny thing is---they, for the most part, still want to get married, have a family, and want the husband to play his God given role, minus the headship part.

 

[Tambora]

Yes, I think you may be right.

And also here

I think a lot can be said of it being instinctive.
Morality is instinctive in my view.
And people will try to justify going against being instinctive.

 

[Rella]

I think a lot can be said of it being instinctive.
Morality is instinctive in my view.
And people will try to justify going against being instinctive.

Okay... when we talk of morality there is far more amoral going on then moral. We only have to look around.

" And people will try to justify going against being instinctive."

True. It is all around us and cringe worthy in my opinion.

But instinctive or not, we are told we "must" repent of those ways which is not so easy ... and most will shy away from that command

 

[Tambora]

Okay... when we talk of morality there is far more amoral going on then moral. We only have to look around.

I think history shows that times of morality being on the up-side or down-side scale comes in phases.
There always seems to be a time when it balances out for the better but then goes downhill again.

" And people will try to justify going against being instinctive."

True. It is all around us and cringe worthy in my opinion.

But instinctive or not, we are told we "must" repent of those ways which is not so easy ... and most will shy away from that command

Yes, the command to repent is a theme throughout scripture and I would say that all shy away from that at times.