As I've said, women should get married and have children before going to university. (University, especially the Arts, will poison their minds with Feminist dogma.) They should marry older guys who are beginning their careers.
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As I've said, people should get married if they want to, to whomever they want to as long as that person feels the same.
You know, it has been shown that educated women have less children. Want to hazard a guess why that is?
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And how are they going to homeschool their kids, if they´re being schooled themselves?, and why older guys beginning their carreers?, because they´re not human beings able to take care of themselves or because it makes them better slaves?. Besides, don´t expect less fornication but more, for the mere fact that, not only they´re not going to understand each other and there will be no love, but also because, as there is more or less the same number of women and men, lots of men will have to delay the moment to marry, because all the available women are already caught, and they´ll have to recurr to other means to satisfy their needs.
Scared of women, are you Henry? All those strange and unfamiliar in-and-out bits on their bodies and those pesky independent minds of theirs. Shit, they'll soon be taking over. I'd run for the hills now if I were you!
As I've said, "Women should attend university while young. And get a meaningfull degree in something worthwhile". Feminist dogma is pretty much non existant.
Feminism is profoundly non dogmatic.
If an old man is just begining his career, theres somthing wrong.
No.
When he said "older guys," I took that to mean "guys in their early 20s," who just got out of college. Since he doesn't think women should go to college, they would only be 18 or 19, so those guys would be older.
That's still a pretty big difference at that age, Eric. When I graduated high school at 17, I had a bf who had just graduated college (he was 22). In terms of life experience, we were WORLDS apart. Thank God I didn't marry him.
That's still a pretty big difference at that age, Eric. When I graduated high school at 17, I had a bf who had just graduated college (he was 22). In terms of life experience, we were WORLDS apart. Thank God I didn't marry him.
I dunno, I want an educated, self-reliant, employed woman. I'm not gonna support some weak-willed fundie through four years at Home-Economics State.
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