[af_vet_1981]

Not my job.

This is the job

Understand Our True Vocation. For those of us blessed to be married and have children, we must recognize that helping our families get to heaven and being good husbands and fathers—not our business careers—is our real vocation. Ask yourself: “Is my work serving my family? Or is my family serving my work?” - See more at: http://thosecatholicmen.com/articles/a-checklist-for-catholic-dads/#sthash.3wzFUgZE.dpuf

When my wife and I were going through marriage preparation our mentor couple said something to us that we have never forgotten, “your primary role in marriage is to help one another to heaven.” It was a striking comment that seems so obvious now, but at that time, it was a completely new thought.

[baltimorepoet]

You obviously didn’t read what I wrote.

I said it is not my job to marry some slut who got knocked up by some alpha that she screwed when she was better looking and had more to offer.

If I don’t marry one of them, then its not my family. My family is my boys, and I will protect them from the Grade-A BS this society spews out, whether it is spewed by gynocentric TradConartists or gynocentric feminazis.

The best choice a man can make nowadays is not to get married.

Your religious leader Paul even just about said as much and that was BEFORE feminism, 2000 years ago.

[ConservativeMind]

That is beautifully said.