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Originally posted by alysha.angel
where the hell is the MAN who is willing to take responsiblty for his actions take care of the WOMAN who for as long as historys been kept cared for her ,is strong when shes at her weakest . and simply cherished her .
Originally posted by badgerprints
Originally posted by alysha.angel
where the hell is the MAN who is willing to take responsiblty for his actions take care of the WOMAN who for as long as historys been kept cared for her ,is strong when shes at her weakest . and simply cherished her .
This man was served papers by his cheating wife while he was away working to make her life better.
Originally posted by Hefficide
Alysha, the fifties weren't all that we tend to make them out to be, I think. You can point to some of the good things. But it's easy to overlook all the bad. Sure, the divorce rate was lower. But spousal abuse was much more prevalent. I mean, shoot, who needed a divorce when you could just slap your wife into compliance? This was socially acceptable behavior in those days. Just as long as you didn't break bones or cause massive damage, smacking the wife around was part of normal life for a lot of people.
Women didn't have options like they do now. I had an aunt (she's dead now) who was a housewife in the fifties and she told me, a few times, that she'd made it through those years (her first marriage) solely because of wine and Valium.
That's no way to live...
The truth is, the good ole' days weren't really all that good.
~Heff
Originally posted by Hefficide
Alysha, the fifties weren't all that we tend to make them out to be, I think. You can point to some of the good things. But it's easy to overlook all the bad. Sure, the divorce rate was lower. But spousal abuse was much more prevalent. I mean, shoot, who needed a divorce when you could just slap your wife into compliance? This was socially acceptable behavior in those days. Just as long as you didn't break bones or cause massive damage, smacking the wife around was part of normal life for a lot of people.
Women didn't have options like they do now. I had an aunt (she's dead now) who was a housewife in the fifties and she told me, a few times, that she'd made it through those years (her first marriage) solely because of wine and Valium.
That's no way to live...
The truth is, the good ole' days weren't really all that good.
~Heff
Originally posted by alysha.angel
reply to post by mblahnikluver
sorry its how i feel and i never cheated either on anybody lol
thanks for your insight.
Originally posted by thegiftbearer
i would love to find a woman who would be content at just staying home and taking care of home business. don't get me wrong, i believe women should have all the same rights as men... it would just be nice imo to find a woman who won't go out get a job find some other guy to spend all of her time with leave me and then do the same thing to the new guy a few years down the road (bitter experiences trying to stay repressed). the problem with the "old" way of doing things revolved around the concept of a woman being, forgive me for using this term, a possesion. clearly not the reality of it but that was the concept. the problem lies in both man and woman's need for love both physical or otherwise. even further the man or the woman's ability to control that need or better phrased channel that need in the "right direction" would need to be addressed. it is neither one nor the other sex's fault that the divorce rate and single mother/father rate has increased but a combination of the two. as a whole the female and male population have both "cheated" or done something (toothpaste tube curled up or toilet seat) to upset the other one. what happened to forgiveness? we have all lost sight of what really matters in our lives.