Librtlover
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From your post #12, it doesn't look like you were responding to the OP in any kind of a double entendre way. But if you did, then that's fine.
A woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle.
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Fun fact......The latest studies concerning female mental health show that almost 50% of American women are under a Doctors care for mental health issues to one degree or another. Sadly this means the other half are going untreated and not receiving the care they so desperately need.
My first wife was psycho. My current wife of 30 years, is perfect.
Yakuda
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I thought the stupid bitch died decades ago
T. A. Gardner
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Women explained in one picture:
Yakuda
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And if a man has friends and money he doesnt need a woman.
Yakuda
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Wow! Bet you creamed your shorts?
T. A. Gardner
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Unless he wants to lose both...
Yakuda
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How was it before you realized she was a psycho?
T. A. Gardner
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As Rodney Dangerfield once put it:
My wife and I were happy for 20 years, then we met...
My wife and I were happy for 20 years, then we met...
T. A. Gardner
Serial Thread Killer
She was wrong about everything, but like many radical Leftists before her, she was in a position to make society change to her ideas and society has paid the price ever since.
Can you come up with anything she was wrong about?
When she got locked in a nuthouse, it was a pretty solid clue.
I learned my lesson - don't marry someone because they look good in a bikini.
QP!
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women with friends and money are far more likely to do without a man than men are to do without women.
There is a clear line that shows women, as they earn more will become more choosey in the male partner they will accept, waiting for males who are more likely add accretively to their lives or going it alone whereas men who have money and friends seem to increasingly choose women who are less stable, more crazy and more likely to divorce them and take their assets as @T. A. Gardner points out.
Men seem to NEED women more, even if it is a more unstable one.
The need for a two parent family. That women must work outside of the home for "fulfillment." Those are the two most glaring.
CasualLurker
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It's humorous, but for some women, it's definitely true.
I personally know women who are very content living alone in celibacy.
Men, too, for that matter.
CItations to the MUST work out of the home part because if she said that I agree she was wrong? I personally believe that a two parent family is generally better, but I do not think its a must as plenty of healthy well adjuster kids come from a one parent family.
Seriously? Steinem loved abortion beyond all things and deeply mourned every live birth. BUT her hostility to marriage, families, and traditional women is legendary.
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“Feminism did a grave disservice to women, and men by extension, by promoting the idea that marriage and family are lesser pursuits and should be deprioritized,” said Delano Squires, a co-author of the Heritage Foundation’s report, “Saving America by Saving the Family,” which lamented that “the disruptions to American family life caused by bad public policy in the 1960s were exacerbated by cultural upheavals that radically changed social norms around sex, sexuality, marriage, children, and gender roles.”
The report, which among other ideas proposes that Congress create investment accounts with a $2,500 deposit for men and women who marry before the age of 30, was also co-written by Emma Waters, a Heritage Foundation analyst who has emerged as an influential voice for young conservative Christians criticizing what they see as a career-first culture created by feminism to the detriment of female happiness.
In a recent article, Waters took a dig at “Ms.” — both the title and the magazine founded by Steinem.
“Today, the most countercultural thing a 28-year-old woman can do is take her husband’s name and be open to the gift of motherhood,” she wrote.}
Gloria Steinem lived to see a backlash against the strides she helped make for feminism
Reproductive rights, motherhood, childbearing and gender roles are again at the center of culture wars.
www.bostonherald.com
Stats show a very different story.
Steinem ran her Magazine as an onslaught against women who chose traditional roles.
cawacko
Well-known member
Jarod, you obviously don't have to reply to this but I am curious this idea that she simply said women should have equal rights and that was essentially it.
What you posted does not back up your claim. Failed post!Seriously? Steinem loved abortion beyond all things and deeply mourned every live birth. BUT her hostility to marriage, families, and traditional women is legendary.
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“Feminism did a grave disservice to women, and men by extension, by promoting the idea that marriage and family are lesser pursuits and should be deprioritized,” said Delano Squires, a co-author of the Heritage Foundation’s report, “Saving America by Saving the Family,” which lamented that “the disruptions to American family life caused by bad public policy in the 1960s were exacerbated by cultural upheavals that radically changed social norms around sex, sexuality, marriage, children, and gender roles.”
The report, which among other ideas proposes that Congress create investment accounts with a $2,500 deposit for men and women who marry before the age of 30, was also co-written by Emma Waters, a Heritage Foundation analyst who has emerged as an influential voice for young conservative Christians criticizing what they see as a career-first culture created by feminism to the detriment of female happiness.
In a recent article, Waters took a dig at “Ms.” — both the title and the magazine founded by Steinem.
“Today, the most countercultural thing a 28-year-old woman can do is take her husband’s name and be open to the gift of motherhood,” she wrote.}
Gloria Steinem lived to see a backlash against the strides she helped make for feminism
Reproductive rights, motherhood, childbearing and gender roles are again at the center of culture wars.
Stats show a very different story.
Steinem ran her Magazine as an onslaught against women who chose traditional roles.