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Okay, so I just felt like I had to contribute an interesting piece of information to this thread. I was watching an Episode of Maury just now. In this particular show there were three men who physically abused their girlfriends. One even made his girlfriend call him "Master" and "Big Daddy", brush her teeth with a tooth brush that he urinated on, and made her give him oral sex while he was on the toilet. If she didn't comply with his demands he would beat the crap out of her.
Then the other guy that really, really infuriated me he would discipline his girlfriend with a belt whenever she questioned his authority or disobeyed him. He demanded that his food be cooked a certain way and if she did it wrong, she would get belted.
While I agreed partially with what they were saying and some of the things they were doing were man given rights (Asking a woman to cook and clean, asking a woman for respect, asking a woman for obedience) I still felt like they were definitely going way the wrong way about it. I was sickened and appalled by what I saw. And then of course since It's the Maury show, they had to get the worlds strongest man to lock them in jail cells and change their lives around. Which, they did. But, of course they made them forget about their man given rights too. Anyway, the women ended up giving them a second chance for their repentance to be genuine which, is something about the show that I had agreed on So, I can't have everything that I agreed on and neither can anyone really.
My point in stating all of this? Is, I want to take my previous statements back a little bit. I still think that married women belong in the home, I still think that men should be obeyed and respected, I still think that women should cook and clean but, I feel that Feminism should exist to change men like these and help them not physically abuse anyone. I feel like, under no circumstances should anyone, male or female inflict physical violence on another person and I feel like feminism should exist to prevent that from happening too.
Yesterday, I had judged ALL Feminists and I was wrong. Not all Feminists are for abortion or are for Gay Marriage or are for divorce, or are for things that are to me in my opinion against God's word.
Some are for equality and some exist to prevent extreme situations like this from happening. So, I change my stance. SOME Feminism is compatible with Christianity. But, the kind of Feminism that supports Abortion, Divorce, Denies Male rights, Focuses too much on Woman rights, Is against God's word, or Homosexuality/Homosexual marriage is not compatible with Christianity.
Then the other guy that really, really infuriated me he would discipline his girlfriend with a belt whenever she questioned his authority or disobeyed him. He demanded that his food be cooked a certain way and if she did it wrong, she would get belted.
While I agreed partially with what they were saying and some of the things they were doing were man given rights (Asking a woman to cook and clean, asking a woman for respect, asking a woman for obedience) I still felt like they were definitely going way the wrong way about it. I was sickened and appalled by what I saw. And then of course since It's the Maury show, they had to get the worlds strongest man to lock them in jail cells and change their lives around. Which, they did. But, of course they made them forget about their man given rights too. Anyway, the women ended up giving them a second chance for their repentance to be genuine which, is something about the show that I had agreed on So, I can't have everything that I agreed on and neither can anyone really.
My point in stating all of this? Is, I want to take my previous statements back a little bit. I still think that married women belong in the home, I still think that men should be obeyed and respected, I still think that women should cook and clean but, I feel that Feminism should exist to change men like these and help them not physically abuse anyone. I feel like, under no circumstances should anyone, male or female inflict physical violence on another person and I feel like feminism should exist to prevent that from happening too.
Yesterday, I had judged ALL Feminists and I was wrong. Not all Feminists are for abortion or are for Gay Marriage or are for divorce, or are for things that are to me in my opinion against God's word.
Some are for equality and some exist to prevent extreme situations like this from happening. So, I change my stance. SOME Feminism is compatible with Christianity. But, the kind of Feminism that supports Abortion, Divorce, Denies Male rights, Focuses too much on Woman rights, Is against God's word, or Homosexuality/Homosexual marriage is not compatible with Christianity.
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