Women Who Humiliate Their Husbands

Had Enough Therapy? ^ | 2-1-2015 | Stuart Schneiderman

[zeugma]

That too...I simply love mowing.

I think it's the immediate gratification thing. You run the mower and can see the effect.

Past couple of years I haven't been able to do it as much. There have been some folks in the neighborhood who needed some extra cash, and it's a good way to give them some without it being a handout, so I go along with it regardless of the fact that I'd really rather do it myself.  I figure it's not much of a sacrifice, and if it helps them, then that's good.

[DallasGal]

Sir, I hope you have found your happiness. I found who I thought was Mr. Right, but the timing is wrong. It’s a sad situation. So I pray for his life to be blessed and that he will always remember me as having been an example of a good, loving person in his life.

I think I’ve given up on Mr. Right

[pnz1]

Take a look at how many TV shows make the husband/Dad out to be a blooming idiot or a lazy dummy.. we have stopped watching so many shows because they do this.

[pnz1]

Take a look at how many TV shows make the husband/Dad out to be a blooming idiot or a lazy dummy.. we have stopped watching so many shows because they do this.

[GeronL]

bump

[CatherineofAragon]

By teaching your son to avoid “entanglements” with women, you’re potentially depriving him of love and companionship. You’re embittering him, and helping to ensure that his life will be lonely and sterile.

[ozarkgirl]

To wit: How many are tearing down their man?

Alot that is true. Many people think my husband and I have the perfect marriage but I make a choice to talk about all his good traits in front of my friends and they think he's perfect....and really he is a wonderful man. I feel very lucky to have him.

Some women like to have a female gab fest and talk badly about their husbands. Fortunately my DIL is also one who speaks highly of her husband (my son) - her ring tone for him is the theme to Superman. He is very lucky to have a Godly woman like her.

But yes, in society today, it is not uncommon for women to badmouth their husbands whenever they can and we, as women, need to get over that.

[Servant of the Cross]

There ARE good women out there (and good men).

BTTT. And CatherineofAragon, and her husband, are first-rate examples.

[CatherineofAragon]

Congratulations on your long marriage. It sounds like you raised a wonderful son.

[ozarkgirl]

I’ll say it - the world was better off when men were running it.

Right...look how well the world of Islam is going, all run by MEN! How many women have started wars? I just wish some of the men on here also gave women the respect they deserve.

[baltimorepoet]

By teaching your son to avoid “entanglements” with women, you’re potentially depriving him of love and companionship. You’re embittering him, and helping to ensure that his life will be lonely and sterile.

I'd rather be the one that is "embittering him" than have him learn the hard way as I did. (My parents didn't divorce but they are from a different time and different American society)

As for life being lonely and sterile, the decadent and deranged legal-political system in this country incentives those outcomes that lead to life being lonely and sterile.

A person living alone can be content, but to be truly miserable usually requires the help of other(s).

[CatherineofAragon]

That is such a kind thing to say. Thank you, SOTC, and God bless.

[baltimorepoet]

You might want to caveat that with: I’ll say it - the world was better off when Christian men were running it. I do find it interesting that the decline of America accelerated after the 1960's liberal/feminist generations moved into power and had the reins of the public education system (among other reins). Public schools are like Communist re-education camps designed to destroy boys.

[Lumberjack]

How many women have started wars?

I urge you to read history. Most of those post 15th century English wars didn't start themselves.

[OneWingedShark]

Public schools are like Communist re-education camps designed to destroy boys.

So very true — in addition to the devaluation of male-traits, they also push what I call the appeal to self-authority which is essentially the following:

1. People in authority would not be there if they were not good.
2. Therefore, their position of authority is proof of their goodness.
3. Because of this goodness, the power an authority uses is good.
4. Therefore, to disagree with [or disobey] an authority is proof of your evilness.
5. Implicit: I am an authority; to contradict me is evil, no matter the situation.

This essentially elevates the color of authority with authority itself. So Mr. Government-Agent, by his virtue as government-agent, obviously has whatever authority he claims: like an ATF agent controlling firearms despite the constraints of the second amendment. — and the internalizing of this system essentially co-opts the general population into policing their fellow man.

[kearnyirish2]

My father worked so much (providing for a large family) we’d see him at night and on Sundays; my mother ran the house. I don’t know how two spouses working full-time divide chores...

[Servant of the Cross]

So ironic too since the “Authority” in government schools today were the ‘60’s radicals who detested any authority whatsoever in their day, including parents. Basterds.

[Darren McCarty]

I'd say that the guy in the picture looks like a fag, but I'd be insulting fags for comparing them to this guy.

[goodnesswins]

And congrats to you also for making the commitment and doing what was needed...I KNOW it isn’t always easy

[OneWingedShark]

It is ironic.
It's just a shame that the consequences are so far-reaching and, to be honest, essentially institutionalize child abuse, conditioning them to accept that abuse as perpetrated by the government.

(It is an evil system, IMO.)