I posted the same exact photo four or five years ago and some were literally mad at me.
@EmilyQ thatās a great question considering Iāve given serious thought on the matter. Speaking of children, I took a banked holiday today specifically to hang out with them thinking there would be much snow up play around in. Unfortunately there is not enough that fell. So Iāll be busy, but I plan on expanding upon that thought tonight or tomorrow.
The film, Woman King, pushes the idea that women can do anything men can do, including engage in warfare, of the face to face, hand to hand kind. It uses the supposed historical precedence set by the Dahomey Amazons to prove this point. Of course, the film was not historically accurate and the Dahomey were absolutely outfought and outclassed by the French Foreign Legion. In fact, the way the Legionnaires defeated the Dahomey could be described as casually. But the film wants to push the idea that women can do anything men can do, including kill (because that is a virtue to be proud of), and in doing so it defeminizes what it means to be a woman. The title itself by using king distorts the idea that there are differences between the sexes that should be maintained and more importantly valued if not celebrated. I donāt want to be a woman, Iām happy being a man. I donāt know why a woman would not want to be a woman. It seems like progressive feminists are the real misogynists.
SkyzykS made the point that women do have a stake as they are the mothers, grandmothers, wives and sisters, and even daughters, of the men who serve in combat.
Weāve reached a point where political divides are down lines of fundamental belief systems vs. disagreements on the best way to manage commonly agreed upon problems. Politics are tied to morality and day to day personal decisions now, so the phenomenon is likely here to stay.
I want less government and freedom of association, which we donāt have. Though I donāt want to derail this thread away from the main topicāsexāI am curious if you can clarify what you mean. Are you talking about coming to some ācenterā on disagreed-upon issues? Thatās been spoken about a few times on here. Me personally, I donāt think I can come to some center with people who make my society messy, alienating, vulgar, and violent, or condone conditions for that.
I agree on less government and would consider myself conservative in a classic, small government sort of way more so than the current socially active definition.
One example would be border control. Not long ago, even during Obamaās presidency, the party line was that the border must be kept secure and illegal immigration should be policed. As we know from photos falsely attributed to Trump years later, Obamaās administration rounded up illegals, caged them and even separated families in an attempt to police the border and stem flow. Republicans agreed but wanted more volume, and pushed to round up illegals already in the country as well. Both sides agreed an open border and illegal immigration were problems but disagreed on intensity and methods of managing them. Officially Biden is still enforcing border control, but there is a chorus of rising leaders in the DNC who would like to see a blind eye, or even outright open borders. This is a point of contention that doesnāt have a center.
Drugs are another example. The āwar on drugsā was a unified effort, now thereās a push to legalize them. Ironically marijuana seems to be a gateway to legalizing other drugs. Another point that doesnāt really have a center.
Female military combat roles wouldāve been a ludicrous idea not long ago, and now thereās a push.
I think this is true only in the context of the traditional female benefits of marriage being enforced through child support even in the absence of official marriage. If abolishing marriage meant that men donāt have any enforceable responsibility for the children that they sire, it would be much less beneficial to women.
I want my daughter trained for both, though I will tell her that domestic life, being a wife and mother, is of far greater importance than being an employee. I want her educated for a profession or a typically-female trade that can be done part time because if she wants numerous childrenāand she likely will because of what my wife, in-laws, and I are like, people who put importance on children and the familyāshe can work part-time if needed or wanted as she raises them during their first few years of life. So, that would typically be a profession in healthcare, such as some type of therapist (speech, occupational, or physical), social worker, or nurse, or a typically-female trade such as hairstyling (my wife is a stylist) or beautician. All those can be done part or full time. Perhaps she can learn some internet and computer skills to run an online business.
I will NOT exhort her to be a lawyer, executive, doctor, or any other type of professional requiring exorbitant amounts of accolades and grinding schedules that likely will interfere with her most fertile years and time with her possible future family. If she comes up with an idea for those on her own, thatās fine; but they wonāt be coming from me.
She will be informed she has a timeline that she canāt cheat nature out of, and that as time passes, the chances of meeting the sort of man we want in the family will pass too.
Having babies with a man of high economic status can be done before career and education are embarked on, but unfortunately in this day and age, middle-class families need two incomes, even if such sorts of men want stay-at-home wives.
I would like my daughter to be educated because of the importance of cultivating talents and knowledge in and of itself. But unfortunately, for pragmatic reasons, most women need to work. We donāt live in the days when many women got married and had babies at eighteen to 22 years old (my maternal grandma was eighteen). And sadly, I predict the availability of worthy suitors in the future to diminish even further than they have, for the following reasons:
Many men are hesitant to get married because of the damage that has been done to men by the divorce industry.
Having been raised on porn and influenced by internet tough guys and entertainment media, and because of the feminist- and Playboy-driven notion that āsex is just sex,ā many men see women as nothing more than masturbation tools, baby making as consequence of it be damned. Respect for a woman be damned too.
Many men in the current day are immature, mentally and intellectually stunted, depressed, vice laden, or have some other pathology.
This discussion is some of the real sexual education a daughter needs, not just āmake sure you take the pill and have the guy wear a rubber. Or abstain. Just whatever you do, donāt get pregnant." (I donāt remember much else from sex ed in high school. Did anyone learn anything else?)
I mean, it does do a wonderful job of stretching though.
Have you never used a vibrator or dildo or anything? From my understanding, most women do better when they understand and discover their sexuality on their own - before any experience with men.
Not like I have the anatomy to check, but discomfort on the āstretchingā part of sex is probably due to not relaxing.
Feel free not to answer any of this too - itās just a thread about sex (or lack thereof) and it seems you opened the door.