Meepy
Senior Member
Marriage is not enslavement of women. It is not a patriarchal institution that serves the interests of the man, but indeed it civilizes the nature of a man in order than he serve the interest of his woman and their family, and place those interests above the more pressing interests of his own penis.
Monogamy is not natural to men. His natural interest is to spread the seed far and wide. Feminists in the West resented this kind of freedom and resented that their destiny was tied to their biology. The Pill and abortion were the panaceas that 'freed' them to become like men, to open their wings and fly to the same heights of pleasure as the male of the species, without consequence or concern.
This was a grand experiment started in the 1970's. This is what we as Catholics really ought to reject.
Mary has always been the model for women to strive toward, humble, open to God, open to motherhood, not living for her own empowerment, but for God and her family—for the glory of the Man in her life even, through whom she herself becomes fulfilled.
This is who feminists of the West have rejected most of all.
I think many girls are finding, often too late, that there is no life less rewarding, less free, less pleasurable, less true to their own nature, than to live the kind of freedom that young men strive for. What may keep a Mick Jagger going well into his seventies is the antithesis of what any woman would normally strive for.
Motherhood is freedom.
I agree partly, accept with woman needing a man to be fully happy. A husband is a great component in a wifes life and is the role of a helpmeet towards him. However, marriage is considered secondary to virginity. As Paul says a married person is partly considered witht he needs of their spouse which can sometimes hinder attention to God.
I do agree with the pill and the rebelling against monogamy and anger towards men. I think that Sex and the City show is a great example of women trying to act like men out of an anger for them. Especially that older blond one that always messes around. She always thinks shes liberating herself with all the men she goes out with. I cannot stand her.
Virginity is considered the pinnacle ideal within Christendom. Of which marriage makes a close second.
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