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Originally posted by OhZone
reply to post by alysha.angel
I agree op, but the problem has become very apparent.
Men in general have never cherished women.
They felt that they Owned them.
After the honeymoon is over, is when much of the trouble starts.
I know, it come from both sides,
However, it is always harder on the woman if she is/was the old fashioned stay at home wife.
When the split comes she has no skills to support herself and possible children.
For this reason a woman should always be prepared.
Never, Ever depend on a man for your financial support.
I don't believe that anyone should stay with a partner who is incompatible making him/her self mizerable for life.
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Originally posted by haarvik
If more women would quit trying to control men with sex, thing s would improve greatly.
Originally posted by alysha.angel
50 or 60 years ago when wives stayed home raised the kids took care of the shopping housework ect things n my opinion were a lot simpler.
when people got married back then they took their weddng vows seriously and they stayed married 9 tmes outta 10 for life....but being a divorced woman with kids in modern times im expected to go out and work or at the very least get an education, now im not complaining about being a student.
Originally posted by KrazyJethro
Originally posted by alysha.angel
50 or 60 years ago when wives stayed home raised the kids took care of the shopping housework ect things n my opinion were a lot simpler.
Are you white?
when people got married back then they took their weddng vows seriously and they stayed married 9 tmes outta 10 for life....but being a divorced woman with kids in modern times im expected to go out and work or at the very least get an education, now im not complaining about being a student.
An odd mixture of things to say. Pray tell, why are you divorced?
As for the notion in general, I don't think you are giving my generation much credit (I'm mid 30's). I married a single mom and had 3 more children with her. I work and she stays at home, because she wants to. I don't have a college degree and work my ass off just to scrape by and there are many like me.
The difference is that women now have the choice to work, not work just as men do. Hell, we even have the choice to make non-traditional families that don't get "married" or include gay couples. This is the essence of freedom and to be honest, while I wish people were more honest and nice to each other, I'd prefer freedom to homogeneity.
Peace
KJ
Originally posted by alysha.angel
im divorced because the guy i married was and is nothing but a worthless homeless bum who sits on his ass all day and does nothing, , and the fact that he alone ruined me for anybody else .
im white and hispanicedit on 15/6/11 by alysha.angel because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by KrazyJethro
Originally posted by alysha.angel
im divorced because the guy i married was and is nothing but a worthless homeless bum who sits on his ass all day and does nothing, , and the fact that he alone ruined me for anybody else .
im white and hispanicedit on 15/6/11 by alysha.angel because: (no reason given)
Isn't taking marriage vows seriously a part of fixing or working on those situations? I do, and one would think that since you were complaining about others not taking their vows seriously you might want to have included your situation as well?
Not trying to be critical or anything honestly, but I'm curious. My personal opinion on the matter is that anyone who gets a divorce for reasons other than infidelity, serious abuse, or serious addiction is either weak, didn't make smart choices in the beginning (i.e. thinking about it even slightly) or both.
Additionally, only you choose how to react to other people. If he ruined you, you allowed it. I normally don't get so involved in personal matters, but I grow tired of the whining by those with rose colored glasses about the past when they are normally only partially correct at best or full of it at worst.
Peace
KJ
Originally posted by DeepThoughtCriminal
Comparing lifestyles of the modern day to those of the 50's era presents a very clean cut contrast.
Nowadays, both man and woman must work if they want to support a family, whether they like it or not (unless they're very fortunate to be able to survive on a single income). So, when a woman has a baby, it will generally have to be the man being the main provider for a while, because it's very unlikely that the female will be able to hold onto anything more than a part time or casual job far beyond her skill level for some years to come. This causes tension, as why should the woman be the one to forfeit her career? And vice versa!
I love my career, but if I wanted to settle down with a family I'd much rather be able to stay at home and focus on raising my children, at least for a while. That is not possible. No way. It's either a job, or kids (unless I marry a bloody millionaire). One or the other. And that is why society is faltering on this front. Women's liberation is all well and good, but social change takes a while to fully implement itself - people need time to adjust, and it's all happened a little too fast I'm afraid. No-one knows what the hell to do when it comes to starting a family, hence the higher divorce rates etc.
Originally posted by alysha.angel
how about spousal rape? emotional and mental abuse , giving me a STD as a parting gift then lieing about having it , oh and he did cheat on me in the end . and the fact that i couldnt stand him even before i married him .