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I saw this asked in a women's bible study im a part of and I thought it would be an interesting question to ask here.

I saw this asked in a women's bible study im a part of and I thought it would be an interesting question to ask here.

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I would have stepped up as a leader of my home a lot sooner if I hadn't been raised on feminism.

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What do you mean?

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Long story, but the long and short of it is this, If I had understood the differences between men and women at a younger age I would have avoided a lot of problems in marriage that I had to learn through experience.

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Thanks. I appreciate you telling me.

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Won’t adhere, observe, or otherwise indulge the mental illness traits they display, not to mention how they appear physically. Siblings won’t talk to me anymore because of my standards and calling them out factually and calmly.

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It helped to realize I was a toxic male and allowed me to be a better person. I can now cry when I watch Lifetime TV shows with my wife.

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"with my boyfriend" FTFY

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I wonder if you're new to the concept of sarcasm.

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The root of the problem is much deeper than many may perceive.

Feminism isn't about liberating women (as I'd they were never free), it's about feminisming as much as possible. It's perverting the natural paradigm. Do you all know of Thelema? The inversion is important to note.

Learn of Ashteroth, Tanit, Luna, Ishtar, etc. They all teach an important lesson.

It hasn't, I just don't give a fuck so they have no power.

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It has kept me away from females and marriage. I also treat women exactly like men now.

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this is sad. I do get the staying away from women and marriage, If I were a man and single I might be tempted to do the same.
Also treating women like men I get, thats what so many of them seem to want to be treated like, I wish they knew how much better everything worked together if men were treated like men and women like women.

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How did the women in the bible study group answer the question?

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How would you answer the question?

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I wasn't born early enough to know a society not affected by the current cultural rebellion, so I've no context to compare. Overall, feminism makes certain types of females unappealing to engage in any circumstance. I'm not a homosexual or mentally ill, so females acting like men don't appeal to me, nor does acting like a slut/whore arouse more than my disgust and revulsion because it provokes me to think how many men have had their turn on the carousel.

I like females who aren't at war with their femininity, but express it, and feminism encourages all to attack women who wish to be women and not inferior men.

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that they were not taught to be a mother or home maker or if they were once they made that choice to stay home with their children it was met with a lot of judgment.

they were taught to wait to start a family, to value career and money over family or at least starting a family.

one person said it didn't. (I think if you don't think feminism as affected you life at all you don't realize how ingrained in our society it is.)

it has affected me negativity in my marriage, thinking we were the same, not looking to him to lead but rather thinking I was better for the role(although that is also a consequence of the fall) Also it taught me that my emotions were always true or at least I had the right to act on them in some way. learning that these both are lies has helped me out a lot in life.

I was born after feminism (women were given the right to vote and to work in February 1917 in Russia), so it didn't directly affect my life. Logic dictates that if I was born before feminism, all my teachers would be male. I have no preference whether I want to be state-indoctrinated by men or by women, so it's not a major change.