@Exito_Since2013 not worth the mental stress! Anyone able to physically go to this address and assist me in addressing my complaint in person: Shop 4, Norman Center, Burger Street, Pretoria North.
Please DM me.
@flyethiopian how is one suppose to track down luggage that has not arrived at the destination for over 7 DAYS! and the destination airport personnel are not forthcoming with information and one cannot get through your help desk! The lack of customer service is #appalling
@flyethiopian then on your Facebook messenger the agent just introduces themselves with on reply? #ethiopianairlines How are your 24 hours calculated? Because you are quick to cancel a reservation but can’t be asked to offer effective customer service? #youhavetodobetter
@flyethiopian please advise on how one effectively communicates with you if mailing for 2 weeks brings no results, calls to the Johannesburg Area Manager don’t get answered, then one is redirected to your international call center still then calls don’t get answered? 1/2
@WOOLWORTHS_SA care to explain why your #franschhoek store was closed 15 minutes before 18h00 without prior warning? And all the manager could say is “it’s an instruction from head office”
Until our theology changes to actually reflect Scripture, we shouldn’t be surprised at any of this. It’s a story I see every single day. It’s wicked. It’s evil. And it’s long past time that we called it that – not just the abuse, but the twisted theology that fuels it.
And yes, defining women and sexuality this way is the norm, it’s not the exception. Telling women to be more sexually available to help their husband keep it in his pants is the norm, not the exception. Women are taught as the cause and solution to men’s sexual perversions.
We’ve talked about his sexual needs like it’s impossible to go more than a few days without release, but couched her sexuality as existing solely for his benefit. We’ve turned women into dangerous beings who control whether men “fall”, and also into the solution for it.
But we don’t think it’s a big deal in Christian culture because we’ve also peddled the “boys will be boys” mindset. Except we’ve added Scripture to it, and told women they’re responsible for men’s lust and addictions. That if they don’t have sex enough, porn and affairs result.
We don’t think it’s a big deal in secular culture, because we’re used to the idea that “boys will be boys” and we’ve peddled the lie that porn is harmless, when it’s really the gateway to an abusive mindset and actions, and fuels trafficking, rape and the abuse of children.
It wasn't a big deal to the judge who deemed Josh safe to be around his children, and it wasn't a big deal to the Christian men who minimized and downplayed from day one, and still are, this very moment.
And the worst part is, I know literally hundreds of women on the receiving end of this garbage. Josh, and this situation, aren’t the anomaly. They are the norm.
Because we actually don’t think it’s that big of a deal.
The cost and impact is being born by everyone but the perpetrator, and the men given free reign to be “leaders”. This is abusive culture. This is toxic Christianity. This is not manhood. This is not womanhood. This is depraved.
This is the exact same mindset that allowed this to happen in the first place, when so many were warning years ago that the minimization and sin-leveling were signs that this wasn’t in control and wasn’t being taken seriously.
Each man in the situation, from Josh’s dad, (who isn’t protecting his own grandkids or caring about the risks to anyone else), to the judge, to the husband who decided it was fine despite his wife’s very justified fear, make the decisions.