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I'm not going to agree with your whole thing here, but there's one thing that visibly resonates with it: Feminists keep demanding men make things the way they want them to be, rather than doing it themselves. That says an awful lot.

This touches on one of the classic leftist modes of deception. Women are generally more aggressively social and hungry for socialization than men, especially socialization that's about 'visiting' rather than 'engaging in a mutual hobby/job together.' Men also desire socialization and having a...

Sorry for disappearing from the thread; allergies have hit me like a truck, and I've had to be more stingy with my time and mental energy. Today's the first day I've started catching up on the Politics subforum since Friday... I think.

The usual response, I suppose. I know you aren't likely to listen, but you're basically just conceding you don't have any 'science' to back your position at all, just dogma.

No, that isn't evolution 101. That's 'survival of the fittest 101.' Attempts to conflate that with macro-evolution are a deliberate deceit by hardline ideological atheists. There's a whole host of such things claiming that this is how 'evolution works,' and 'just so' stories like that that are...

'Evolution' and 'selective breeding' are inherently different processes. It takes an intelligent committed hand to selectively breed for a deliberate result. Beyond that, with every increase in our scientific understanding of the biological processes of life, the concept of macro-evolution...

Oh, we've already had elements of that. "How dare you ban abortion, you know what, we won't have sex with you anymore unless you take responsibility!" "You mean like marriage?" "It's not fair that a woman has to do so much work taking care of children, and around the house, and still have a...

I wonder if any of these feminists will lie to themselves hard enough they actually go try it. I doubt it.

Liberty does not make you free from natural consequences. You have two lives, the baby, and the mother. One of the two people made a decision that resulted in the situation where the baby's life is dependent on the mother's, the other did not. That person is therefore responsible for the...

I do believe in bodily autonomy. I'm just not selective about who gets it, llike you are; I believe in bodily autonomy for the baby too.

Do you have any idea how many people are on the waiting list to adopt? It's over two million people (or was the last time-period I had the stat from), which was about double the annual abortion ratio before RvW was overturned. Do you have any idea how many women who chose not to kill their...

For all but legitimate medical crisis, yes. Why do you raise the issue?

The idea of seeking a partner for status, rather than for companionship and quality, is toxic in general. It's not unique for either gender, but with men from what I've observed it tends to be high-competence men who are also egotistical who pursue a 'high status' (usually just means very...

I may be forgetting a post or two, but generally speaking in here people have been arguing against no fault divorce. You had very justified cause to find that man at fault, and systemic abuse is absolutely one of the reasons to not just divorce a man, but get him put in prison.

It takes a certain amount of shallow immaturity to try to 'open' your marriage so that you can satisfy your lusts with other people. It is very rare for that to combine with the maturity that is needed to keep a relationship together. And that's before you involve the trauma-induced...

When were you in college?

What he's saying is 'the problem is not that a thing was changed, the problem is what it was changed into.' I think you'd agree with that much, though you'd disagree with what it should change to from what it currently is.

You're misunderstanding him. 'Happy' as he said, is a transient state. It's basically just an emotion. It is good to be happily married, but more important than that is 'satisfied' or 'joyful' or 'fulfilled,' or even 'meaningful.' If you're using happy vs unhappy as your defining metric, it...

I work from home, my wife has an office job. As far as such things go, I already am. If we succeed at having children, I'll be the primary at-home parent. If my writing becomes profitable enough, she would prefer to quit her office job and be a primary care-giver for children, and run a...

No? It took decades of gradual shifting for that to happen, not a sudden 'women are allowed in the workplace now, so they've all decided to get jobs.' There are a lot of arguments that most of the movement that did take place are/were because of economic pressure more than personal desire...