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Author Topic: I want daughters, I want sons, how many good girls? There are none.  (Read 3382 times)

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Oh.  Well then I guess you're just destined to be die alone.  :facepalm:


Something tells me perhaps a more positive, affirming and hopeful attitude might be in order. 

Whining on the internet is not the stuff of male leadership.  Sorry.
Alright. I'm not disagreeing with you; you whine on the internet about other stuff. 

Oh.  Well then I guess you're just destined to be die alone.  :facepalm:


Something tells me perhaps a more positive, affirming and hopeful attitude might be in order. 

Whining on the internet is not the stuff of male leadership.  Sorry.
Haven't you thought about this being for awareness? So you, say, can help out a young niece, or a sister to do it for her's, to help secure her life? 

If I'm typing on here it's because I want to, I hardly have free time to. I lose sleep talking to people in order to see some change.

How many push ups has your man done today? Not an attack, it should be more than me, right? 

I'm not desperate, I want a girl to rub my back once I'm done lifting. I want offspring and I do not want to buy anymore premade meals. That aside I could continue to live on my own. 


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Oh.  Well then I guess you're just destined to be die alone.  :facepalm:


Something tells me perhaps a more positive, affirming and hopeful attitude might be in order. 

Whining on the internet is not the stuff of male leadership.  Sorry.
Why are you shaming him about being single? Maybe have some sympathy?

I need a willing participant to love God and grow as a Catholic with, who is undefiled to have my babies, so we can stay under the same roof, provide for them and each other with the end result being our daughters are clean and beautiful, our sons are strong and capable, and we are both fulfilled in our lives. That is nearly impossible now.

Thanks Obama, and the rest of them.

[Despite this I am happy, praise the Lord.:pray:]

It is not nearly impossible, it is very feasible. Difficult at times, yes. But nowhere near nearly impossible

When a man pursues a woman who is not traditional or morally upright, what is he pursuing? Her looks. How can it be otherwise, when everything else about her is in the realm of the potential? (There are many women who claim to “love Jesus” and dress like whores, and are covert feminists.)

And because he does have a shred of decency left, he tries to convert her. But this is a terrible state of affairs, because it is the woman who will be the primary educator of the children, not the man.

How can one verify that a woman desires to truly please God, when they have suddenly become morally upright because of their future spouse? Always suspicious, due to the affections present between the two. What happens when that future spouse disappoints them? Will their newfound faith/morals also go out the window? Probably.
The man is the head of the house.   This means that ultimately everything - yes, even the education of his children -- is his responsibility.   The wife *helps* him towards that end.

She is not the primary educator.   The man is -- she is acting on his behalf as his wife - the primary educator.   The man teaches the woman and by extension, their children. 

Stop being so pessimistic about marriage!   People present sometimes very pessimistically, and then wonder why they don't have favorable outcomes.