Exerpt, my bolding - B:
And if you knew anything about marriage you would see that the husband owns the wife and the wife owns the husband. Neither belong to themselves anymore because they have become one in marriage. Both spouses are property of each other and neither are unto themselves.
Oh please, Im the one who is truely defending women. You just don't see how today feminists have hurt women and brought them down in more ways than one. Feminism today is destroying the feminine nature and innocence of women today in such a manner that marriage in the future will a total mess for anyone to get in and that women will no longer be able to identify with what they were naturally born with because it will be so suppressed because of secular society.
Very amusing - I've been married - to one man, and only the once, not that there is a particular virtue in that - for almost as long as you've been alive. Married couples do not normally think of themselves as
'property of each other'. A marriage is ideally a partnership of two, or occasionally more than two, individuals who love and support each other, uplift each other, strive to make a home in which they can feel secure and cared for and content.
I have to assume you are utterly ignorant of the heavy burden inequality placed on Western women before the Women's Liberation Movement began making people, men included, aware of that state of injustice that prevailed. I'm not going to school you, either, but it behooves you, before you start slamming feminism, to educate yourself about the status of women before 1965-70, wrt poverty, restricted education, violence, legal spousal abuse, employment and career restrictions, low pay, health risks, and a myriad of other evils, both major and minor.
And of course there were good marriages and happy women before that, but it was entirely dependent on her having married a man who was fair, loving and sympathetic, and losing that man through death or divorce was usually a personal economic disaster.
I know, because I'm older'n dirt, what it was like from personal experience. I know that being a woman in 2008 in the West is a
whole heck of a lot better than it was in 1968. Back then, there were hundreds of jobs I wasn't permitted to even apply for. If I got a job that men also did, I got paid less for it, got fired if pregnant (married or not), and if there was a promotion available, a man would get it. Back then, there were places of business I wasn't permitted to enter, or only with a man as escort. Some universities and professions were closed to women. In many places, a man could legally beat his wife, or rape her. That's just a little taste of how much was wrong.
As for that final rant, which I've bolded for convenience in responding, it's appears you are under the mistaken impression that women should be 'more innocent' than men, and that women having - read this carefully now -
the same rights as men (which in the end is all feminism really asks for)is somehow a bad thing and will destroy marriage as we know it. You can cheer up then - women and men, being human, will always fall in love and marry, or partner up, or live together, and even enter marriages like the kind you think is ideal, if that's their personal and mutual desire. But it will be a choice, for each woman and each man.