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Änσnymσus

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Re: Church fathers on finding a husband?
« Reply #140 on: May 10, 2026, 09:54:15 PM »
Quote from: Änσnymσus on May 10, 2026, 09:05:14 PM
Simps make me sick. They are a disgrace to the male sex.  They have given up all their dignity, and for nothing.
The same spirit animates foolish men who pay women decent money for mere attention or spicy photos on OnlyFans. How much more pathetic can you get.
Some men need to be castrated for their own good.
Dave Ramsey is truly disgusting because he has no consistency of traditional morality even though he claims to take it seriously. He is very opposed to cohabitation. And yet he seems to have no problem with women going to college and putting huge amounts of financial debt on potential future husbands for these college educated women. Money matters more to him than the truth.
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Re: Church fathers on finding a husband?
« Reply #141 on: May 11, 2026, 10:12:10 AM »
There is a salient point missing from this discussion. Historically, the father had a natural incentive to get his daughter married or in a convent at a young age. Basically, it boils down to the cost of raising a daughter.

For example: A father has two daughters. One of them gets married at 18. The other gets married at 30. The father will have to provide financially for his second daughter an additional 12 years that he did not have to with his first daughter.
But when the father sends his daughters out into the world for university and other modern reasons, this natural incentive disappears. His role as a father becomes nebulous and things get really messed up and confusing.

We need fathers who truly know their mission is life. That mission is to help their family get to heaven. If they are unable to do this, it will cost them literally (financially) and figuratively (maybe losing your soul).
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Re: Church fathers on finding a husband?
« Reply #142 on: Yesterday at 05:37:20 PM »

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She was venting about some of her previous relationships about how her boyfriends were good activity partners but not life partners. They were good for a laugh and some fun memories, but whenever things got difficult they were quick to bounce. Husbands are meant to stick around for the Long haul. For the sake of transparency, she is currently finalizing a divorce so there's that.
Really makes you think, it's no suprise why so many men are still unmarried when 'Christian' woman do this.
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Re: Church fathers on finding a husband?
« Reply #143 on: Yesterday at 05:54:10 PM »
Quote from: Änσnymσus on Yesterday at 05:37:20 PM
Really makes you think, it's no suprise why so many men are still unmarried when 'Christian' woman do this.
Modern woman are nearly all delusional.

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Getting pickier as i get older

This might make me sound shallow and I don’t care anymore. I am 30F and I never really had a type and I never solely dated based in looks. But as I got older I started taking better care of myself and well I am hot and I want someone in my league looks wise. Of course I want them to share my important traits like loyalty, trust, mutual respect, empathy, ambition, self sufficient etc.
I also started reverting back to more traditional men. I love a gentleman and I do want to find my life partner and do everything with. But I am no longer settling for men who are not in my league looks wise. I worked so hard on myself and I am not finished. Why should I accept less? I did that and I regretted it. I never cared about what type of job or career a man had as long as he can take care of me


It's really sad and almost unbelievable how delusional most women are. How can a female pushing her 30s not realise her value is significantly less to men compared to when she was 15 and had less experience?

I've overheard my female coworkers (1 23 and other in 30/40s) refer to teenage girls as "children", "child" and the like. They even refer to my 17yr old male coworker as a boy/child (he does act immature but still he is a young adult). 

There is serious delusion and even you could call it perhaps mental illness. A teenager is certainly not a child like some 7 yr old.. let alone a woman at around 17/18 is the ideal age for a female to marry.

If i were courting a young lady I would never mention it to secular people because i fear they would be scandlised and perhaps try to involve themselves under false pretexts like paedophilia.

People today are incredibly retarded and brainwashed and it's not just the younger generation.
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Re: Church fathers on finding a husband?
« Reply #144 on: Yesterday at 09:43:01 PM »
Quote from: Änσnymσus on Yesterday at 05:54:10 PM
Modern woman are nearly all delusional.

It's really sad and almost unbelievable how delusional most women are. How can a female pushing her 30s not realise her value is significantly less to men compared to when she was 15 and had less experience?

I've overheard my female coworkers (1 23 and other in 30/40s) refer to teenage girls as "children", "child" and the like. They even refer to my 17yr old male coworker as a boy/child (he does act immature but still he is a young adult).

There is serious delusion and even you could call it perhaps mental illness. A teenager is certainly not a child like some 7 yr old.. let alone a woman at around 17/18 is the ideal age for a female to marry.

If i were courting a young lady I would never mention it to secular people because i fear they would be scandlised and perhaps try to involve themselves under false pretexts like paedophilia.

People today are incredibly retarded and brainwashed and it's not just the younger generation.
It's strange how people say young women are so irresponsible. And yet they are so averse to women getting married young which will certainly help them grow up and act like adults. If you treat them like a child, it should not surprise us if they act like a child.

That's not to say to fix the problem is get them married, necessarily. But I have heard traditional Catholics say women are too young to get married at 18. Even too young at 21. My immediate question to them is "what are they old enough to do?" If women are too young to get married, it pretty much implies a worldly course.
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