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Re: Chrysostom on finding a wife...
« Reply #205 on: Yesterday at 09:01:45 AM »
Because all public interactions are by definition happening in a MALE realm. This is God's law. Get used to it and accept it fully in your heart. Women participate insofar as they contribute helpfully.
I understand this.  But being helpful depends on who is reading the post and their emotional bias.  We all humans have emotional biases.

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« Reply #206 on: Yesterday at 09:06:38 AM »
I am sorry for misunderstanding.

The dynamics? 

The best dynamic is praying and trusting God.  Every single couple story is different from everyone else's.  The only common denominator in successful Catholic marriages is that the man and woman trusted God to find their match.
You misunderstand because you (as most women do) ignore generalities about human nature.  That's why St Paul can say that men want respect and women want love.  Because it's human nature and that's the same for every person God ever created.

Yeah, every couple's story is different (in the minute details) but it's also 90% the same (in regards to human nature).

When human nature is pointed out, and women don't like it, then they typically appeal to prayer/God as the answer, instead of self-reflection and changing behavior.  Women always talk about intentions and they probably do have good intentions many times, but they fail to recognize that a bad action (even well meaning) is wrong.  This is their emotional flaw.  They think intention overrides everything, while men focus on the behavior, as does God.

The 10 commandments do not mention intention.  They focus on actions.  Yes, the intention can LIMIT guilt, but if you murder someone (not talking about self defense), no amount of intention changes that sin.  Women always focus on their internal intentions, which is why they take everything personally.  Which is why discussions of general, human behavior are foreign to them, as every women is hyper-focused on self, which leaves little room for putting themselves in other people's shoes.


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Re: Chrysostom on finding a wife...
« Reply #207 on: Yesterday at 09:13:45 AM »
I understand this.  But being helpful depends on who is reading the post and their emotional bias.  We all humans have emotional biases.
Nothing personal, but what's your IQ?

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« Reply #208 on: Yesterday at 09:19:15 AM »
This is blatant feminism with a rotting veneer of fantasy fairytale false chivalry.

Love, a.k.a. CHARITY, (the Biblical definition, not the modernist ʝʊdɛօmasonic psyop) isn't about never hurting your misguided feelings. It's about dealing honestly out of a genuine wish for the ultimate good of the other person. What good is placating someone in her errors if the end result is harmful to that person's soul? What if this person's errors now harm others too, including children and unsuspecting bystanders?

Real men know this and take it seriously, no matter how much the daughters of Eve may kick and scratch. But effeminate men cave in, and then lash out at easier targets while they lick their Lillith-inflicted wounds.
I am fine with men correcting.

Most of the men here use bullying tactics.  It might work on men it doesn't work on women. 

Speak to us like fathers, not like we are raging liberal feminists and I am positive you will have better results.

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Re: Chrysostom on finding a wife...
« Reply #209 on: Yesterday at 09:22:28 AM »
You misunderstand because you (as most women do) ignore generalities about human nature.  That's why St Paul can say that men want respect and women want love.  Because it's human nature and that's the same for every person God ever created.

Yeah, every couple's story is different (in the minute details) but it's also 90% the same (in regards to human nature).

When human nature is pointed out, and women don't like it, then they typically appeal to prayer/God as the answer, instead of self-reflection and changing behavior.  Women always talk about intentions and they probably do have good intentions many times, but they fail to recognize that a bad action (even well meaning) is wrong.  This is their emotional flaw.  They think intention overrides everything, while men focus on the behavior, as does God.

The 10 commandments do not mention intention.  They focus on actions.  Yes, the intention can LIMIT guilt, but if you murder someone (not talking about self defense), no amount of intention changes that sin.  Women always focus on their internal intentions, which is why they take everything personally.  Which is why discussions of general, human behavior are foreign to them, as every women is hyper-focused on self, which leaves little room for putting themselves in other people's shoes.
This post was very helpful.  Thank you.