The Feminist agenda needs to be stopped!

Kenny'sID · Dec 7, 2020

essentialsaltes said:
It worked for Trump with respect to a quarter of a million dead Americans,

What are you talking about?

Pommer · Dec 8, 2020

Kenny'sID said:
What are you talking about?

Perhaps this?
The goods at 0:34

Maria Billingsley · Dec 8, 2020

rturner76 said:
Uh-oh, he done gone and said it!

I was born in a time when mothers on the fringe were just starting to say "I don't need a man." There is truth to that in terms of survival. A woman can finance a childhood on her own, especially an educated, experienced woman.

However, in the new millennium, this attitude has shifted to the mainstream as more than half of marriages fail and it feels like even more couples go their separate ways when a child is on the way. I have heard women literally say "my child doesn't need a father." Well honey, yes he/she does!

Women can get pregnant through consensual sex and eliminate the result of that consensual sex without the father's consent or knowledge. If you are not ready to have a baby that's fine. Then don't engage in the act of making a baby. An ounce of prevention and all that.

Can someone please tell us why fathers are now optional when for about a million years they were essential?

Is he bitter? You bet'cha! The neo-feminist agenda is castrating men.

BTW: We could do a whole other thread about "why are men abandoning their children?" One soapbox at a time.

I guess I was too busy working, raising the children and tending to the home while my husband was drinking because I never heard of a woman being called a feminazi.

Hans Blaster · Dec 8, 2020

Pommer said:
Perhaps this?
The goods at 0:34

At the end of that response we have the appropriate subtitle for the Trump Administration: "a horrible plague that beset us".

Jonathan Walkerin · Dec 8, 2020

cow451 said:
I know a same sex couple with kids in my neighborhood. They are far better parents than the average heterosexual parents.

That is a rather small sample size but do you think there is something inherent on it or just odds working that way in this case ?

Petros2015 · Dec 8, 2020

Pommer said:
The goods at 0:34

I like 0:51 through 1:00, sums him up perfectly.

"We are lowest in numerous categories - we're lower than... the world"

Yes, I suppose our total case count is lower than the total case count of the planet.
Winning!

...Has anyone told him the US is part of the world...?
Somebody give him a crayon, please.
Better make it edible.

ximmix · Dec 8, 2020

rturner76 said:
More like something I was thinking about. My own dad being absent after mom saying "leave and never come back" yes, he cheated and knocked up a younger woman but I still needed a dad.

EDITad's health is going down so......thinking about stuff

Seems to me you're placing the blame on the wrong parent...

cow451 · Dec 8, 2020

Jonathan Walkerin said:
That is a rather small sample size but do you think there is something inherent on it or just odds working that way in this case ?

Just saying... If I had to pick one set of parents out of the subdivision to raise my children, I’d have them at the top of the list. There are some others that are good that happen to be heterosexual.

I just saying the notion that same sex parents are inherently inferior to heterosexual ones is poppycock.

Jonathan Walkerin · Dec 8, 2020

cow451 said:
I just saying the notion that same sex parents are inherently inferior to heterosexual ones is poppycock.

Sure, same goes with caring single providers compared to a crappy couple.

cow451 · Dec 8, 2020

Jonathan Walkerin said:
Sure, same goes with caring single providers compared to a crappy couple.

Glad we agree.

Kenny'sID · Dec 8, 2020

Pommer said:
Perhaps this?
The goods at 0:34

Yes, the virus exists, what is your point?

ABCthings · Dec 8, 2020

Gene2memE said:
If this isn't what you think a healthy family should look like, then shame on you.

How many same-sex parents do you know?

Since when has living in sin been considered healthy? I'm actually aghast that some clowns rated your post winner.

Hans Blaster · Dec 8, 2020

ABCthings said:
Since when has living in sin been considered healthy? I'm actually aghast that some clowns rated your post winner.

Thanks for the reminder. I hadn't done that yet.

essentialsaltes · Dec 8, 2020

Kenny'sID said:
Yes, the virus exists, what is your point?

When asked about the American deaths, Trump replied "they are dying, that's true. And you have — it is what it is."

As you have suggested, it is a great thing to say when you don't really have any interest in or control over the topic, like me in the case of the OP's feelings about his mother and his co-fornicator (2 different people, I hasten to add), or Trump in the case of dying Americans.

But I still think the OP is not right in generalizing his negative feelings to all of womanhood or feminazidom.

Nithavela · Dec 8, 2020

ABCthings said:
Since when has living in sin been considered healthy? I'm actually aghast that some clowns rated your post winner.

Me neither. Never shall it be said that I miss some chance to be a clown on CF.

Kenny'sID · Dec 8, 2020

essentialsaltes said:
When asked about the American deaths, Trump replied "they are dying, that's true. And you have — it is what it is."

As you have suggested, it is a great thing to say when you don't really have any interest in or control over the topic, like me in the case of the OP's feelings about his mother and his co-fornicator (2 different people, I hasten to add), or Trump in the case of dying Americans.

But I still think the OP is not right in generalizing his negative feelings to all of womanhood or feminazidom.

It seemed to me you were creating an opportunity to take a spipe at Trump, as if he said something wrong in his comment, when he did not.

Paulos23 · Dec 8, 2020

ABCthings said:
Since when has living in sin been considered healthy? I'm actually aghast that some clowns rated your post winner.

Not everyone considers it a sin. Christians even disagree if it is a sin or not.

Petros2015 · Dec 8, 2020

Nithavela said:
Never shall it be said that I miss some chance to be a clown on CF.

Petros2015 · Dec 8, 2020

Paulos23 said:
Not everyone considers it a sin. Christians even disagree if it is a sin or not.

I found this article to be of interest on the topic.

Has “Homosexual” always been in the Bible? — forge

My personal belief is that the difference between the sexes is good; not always pleasant, but good. I can say that as a male, trying to have a relationship with a female is an ahem... "character building" experience. I can become a better person by listening and considering other perspectives, wants, needs and priorities that are not necessarily the same (or even similar) to my own. I'm not sure that could or would happen in a same-sex relationship to the same degree, and even in a traditional partnership it still might not happen at all depending on the person you were in the relationship with and how open you were to letting it happen. You want someone who will challenge and encourage your growth, ideally I think, and you want to be such a person to your partner. You can find some pretty bad ones either opposite or same sex, I imagine. I know I both have and have been.

The same could be said of being a parent (I am not a parent). Because I spent most of my younger life trying to *avoid* parenting a child whenever engaging in sexual relationships or activity (which, ironically, is what it is designed for... somehow I lossed that memo or crumpled it up), I missed that boat. Am I a better person for it? I would have to say not.

I guess what I am trying to say (and it is my opinion only based on my life experience, which will vary greatly from person to person) is that there are additional dimensions of growth available from being a parent and from being part of a 2-sex couple. Not everyone takes advantage of them. No one should be forced into them. And most people don't do it right anyway. God bless everyone who does, traditional or otherwise.

Larniavc · Dec 8, 2020

rturner76 said:
A true feminist is secure in her womanhood and makes responsible decisions based on her morals. I knew people would think I'm some type of caveman.

I'm not a husband nor father so you can all stall that assumption right there. Nobody has "done me dirty" nor taken away any of my parental rights. They don't exist.

Let's go back to the real issues.

1) Having unprotected sex with a man you barely know and aborting the child or cutting away the father because you do not want a relationship. As is you did not know that the entire design of sex is to procreate. It feels good so we will do it and make more of us, thus continuing our survival.

2) All of the eggs are in the modern day women's basket. Having sex in a loving relationship and deciding you are not ready for a baby AFTER you are knocked up does figuratively castrate the man. He may of thought they created a child in love and been ready to be a supportive parent if not a spouse. A woman can say nu0uh sorry, no child, no me, you thought wrong, even though we made the child in a loving embrace. If not castrating, it's at least confusing.

Is this an incel thing? Are the concepts of ‘nice guys’ being assigned women as partners marching with ill deserved confidence into this thread?

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