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To: Salamander

I don’t think you could pay me to actually go view the VMs (and I’m a guy). But it’s an illuminating insight into the world view of liberal women run wild and what they would do with the world if they could.

When God made women to be a help “meet” (or in modern language, “fit” or “suitable”) for men, He intended them to be quite a versatile and powerful help, far beyond the stereotyped world of “barefoot, pregnant, and ignorant.” You get scenarios like the last chapter of Proverbs about the valorous woman. She’s extending her husband’s power and honor into areas that he could not possibly “man” on his own — there aren’t enough hours in a day. And he is dearly grateful for it, and shows it.


65 posted on 03/12/2011 4:48:18 AM PST by HiTech RedNeck (Hawk)
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To: HiTech RedNeck

Oh, definitely.

Whether plowing the fields, tending the animals, carrying loads, she was to be his partner in every way.

I just listened to a sermon about how women treat their men in public nowadays...tearing them down rather than building them up.

I was raised to be a man’s “sidekick” from day one.

I was never treated as some feeble, inferior being.

Everything my dad did, I was expected to do....from baling hay, cleaning barns, butchering cows to hunting food.

I’m a very useful [if “oddball”] wife, now...LOL

[wanna see my wood shop tools or go “pop can plinking”?]

Most farm girls are raised that way.

We had no time for ‘the vapors’.

If a calf or foal was breeched, you had to get that thing turned around and outta there...in your best Sunday dress, if need be.

LOL


75 posted on 03/12/2011 4:58:02 AM PST by Salamander (I may be lonely but I'm never alone...and the nights may pass me by......but I never cry.)
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