@Jake_99123@kaylanknit Bingo. My wife did not bring a single “economic” thing to the table. What she DID bring was a rare and utterly invaluable skill, talent and diligence to running a home like a Swiss fucking watch. So I was entirely free to make us both a fuckload of money. Best of both worlds.
@marriedmn Man if you gotta worry about any of these dudes gettin with your “wife” you ain’t got a wife. At best that’s a FWB who owns half your shit. Don’t wife up shitty whores
@fynnbarr@sugabelly Because *adults* of either sex do not belong in restrooms intended for the opposite sex. Young children in the company of their caregivers can go wherever their caregivers go without disrupting anything, for anyone including the kid.
@girl22981503@sugabelly The fuck? Yes. She’s a toddler. She’s with her (presumably adult) male father. He can carry her. I’ve never, not once in my 47 years seen *any* genitalia other than my own in a public men’s restroom. Tf yall think we’re doing in there????
@sugabelly Yeah, an adult male in a women’s restroom (for any reason) is significantly disruptive for the other women in the restroom. A dad taking his three year old daughter in to a stall in the men’s disrupts absolutely nothing for either her, or the other men in the restroom.
@CathyReisenwitz What the fuck is “compulsory monogamy”? Last I checked, ain’t no women saying their wedding vows with a gun to their head and anyone can put anything in their vows they want. Don’t want monogamy? Don’t sign up for it. But if you do acting like someone else made you is wild work.
@GeoRebekah Tf??? No. An adult man in a women’s restroom is waaaay more of a problem than a little girl with her dad in a men’s. First off, ain’t no one waving their junk around in there, second, you’re using a stall, with a lock. In, out, no problem.
@mshavisham Marriage is not the guarantee of emotional support. Marriage is the the right to emotional support.
The sooner women get this through their heads, the better.
@TheEcho13 Uh…..”marital duties” is doing hella work in that sentence. And just turn that sequence around: no woman who is fulfilling her marital duties in bed and then being denied her emotional needs during the day. See how gross that sounds?
@AntosteIIa@JerzyKrol11 Tf? Murder is both a moral and legal concept and you absolutely can talk about it as a moral concept without reference to illegality. Law should reflect morality of course, but “murder” is a moral concept long before it’s a legal one.
@Aksinia00447@MatriarchReturn No on both counts. But the point is that if we’re going to say the one to men, we need to say the other to women. Equality!
@AntosteIIa@JerzyKrol11 The science tells us objectively what it *is*. The law should reflect objective reality and be applied to to the facts fairly, consistently and equally. Therefore, the law should say abortion is murder in the same way it says killing a pregnant woman is a double homicide.
@AntosteIIa@JerzyKrol11 What comes into being at the moment of conception is a new member of the human species, at a stage of human development no different than that of infant, toddler or adolescent. <<that is what every biology textbook says. So it is human. It is distinct, identifiable as a human.