[rlmorel]

It saddens me more than I can say to utter that truth.

God made men and women to need each other. Biology makes us that way. And psychologically we need each other.

But men and women have been rejecting marriage, because men have a harder and harder time finding women who will accept them for what they are, so men are simply staying away.

And women have raised their expectations so much that only a small percentage of the male population can meet them. So they don’t marry either, and when they do, it won’t work out.

A man and a woman together can be far more capable and powerful in the pursuit of happiness than most are capable of individually, because each sex brings to the table something that the other lacks. In other words, men and women can make each other a whole.

And Gloria Steinem, her excecrable feminist movement and the disrespectful and destructive “A Woman Needs a Man Like a Fish Needs a Bicycle” saying has sold women a bill of goods that is wholly false, and which was embraced by tens of millions of gullible, angry, and stupid women, has served its purpose of salting the fertile earth that should exist between men and women.

It saddens me and makes me angry.

[MinorityRepublican]

men have a harder and harder time finding women who will accept them for what they are, so men are simply staying away.

65 years ago, this would be an episode on the Twilight Zone.

[fwdude]

Feminism has destroyed the 'one flesh paradigm' that God intended from the beginning. I don't think there is a road back, other than finding the Design in isolated enclaves that are nevertheless bombarded with the current ideology through the prevailing culture.

I was alive when things began to change in the 60's. Mary Tyler Moore played the mostly submissive wife Laura of Rob Petrie in the popular 60's sitcom. A few short years after it ended, MTM starred in her own sitcom playing a 'liberated' feminist 30-year-old single surrounded by other raging feminists, barely held back by the conservative men in the show, who were often depicted as buffoons. Mary Richards never married, was tacitly promiscuous, and was often bitter about the whole thing. It was highly popular, but I don't know why. The subject matter was often hopeless.

That pretty much describes feminism.

[Red Badger]

Men and women marry for different reasons.

Men marry women with the expectation that they wont change, then they do.

Women marry men with the expectation that they will change, then they dont..........

[dfwgator]

It all started with “The Pill”.