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If men always decided against the feminist agenda and insisted on forcefully denying it...there's not much women couldve done. The entire movement would have failed if men unilaterally said no. But men mostly want to make women happy. So feminism got a lot of political power.

Feminism began in the 1890's with a push for the right to vote. Most women at the time were actually not on board. They believed politics was a distraction from duties in the home and the organized efforts they made through charity groups, putting on community events, etc. I say this to push...

Im curious how you define it.

We could try being patient and not being so easily provoked.

Mostly men passed the laws for women to get the rights. Men do speak up for women. @Naomanos did so in this thread. Women can also speak up for women without feminist ideology.

Sure. I just don't think we needed the feminist movement with all its negatives just to give women financial help in crisis.

You are reading too much into the statement. Assuming Im personally targeting you.

Calling the police is an option. Ill trade credit card access for a better society.

Why are feminists still protesting in America? Is there any law on earth that everyone agrees with? I don't need a credit card cause my man pays the bills and for things I like. I thank patriarchy for that. Also, you spelled feminism wrong.

No...lol

Girrrrrrlllll smh lol

I would not say marriage is 'unconditional' but it is sacrificial. To truly love always costs something. I see very few women trying 1 Peter 3:1-7. Its not exactly easy. Most commands from Scripture arent. But Ive heard from women who do this and they agree that its more effective than nagging...

All these opportunities exist in spades. What exactly does feminism have left to fight for? We are living way downstream from what feminist wanted. At what point is the fight over?

@Mink57 You asked several times about the husband. Lots of Scriptures address husbands, but if Im a wife, I cannot control the actions of my husband. I focus on what I can control and the verses that apply to me. I entered marriage with a mindset that as long as my husband did his part and...

Thank you for being a voice of reason in my life. I had so few at the time.

Unfortunately I did leave him for a while that time. I can't overstate how justified I felt in doing so. It wasn't until things came to a crossroads that I began changing my thinking about my own marriage.

Sorry, I have terrible memory. It's nothing against you personally. You and Butero were telling me that.

Our premarital counseling was a joke. The pastor's daughter who wasn't married herself did it because the pastor didn't want to. Apparently he's not a fan of interracial couples. I wouldve been better prepared practicallly with skills to run a household. Spiritually, I wish I had been taught...

Women, Christian or not, are no longer taught that being a devoted wife is a  ministry. Ministry is not just all about pastoring and being up in front of a church. The ministry of a wife is one of showing reverence and respect, being a lover, being submissive, serving to make your husband's...

I do understand that there are different situations than mine. Some men refuse to step up and become what God wants them to be. And I respect women who can stand alone after a disastrous marriage. A lot of what I say relates to the context of an average marriage. God doesn't necessarily owe us...