Although the woman earns money ("independent woman"), you need to be in the highest position in your workplace and earn more than her.Nowadays, the women want a man who works.
If you don't earn an income, you're useless.
I wonder what will happen when the monetary system gets destroyed. I betcha they'll want the strongest and best hunter among men. Sad...
It would be different if woman population outnumbers man population (because of extraordinary causes, like war - WW3).Nowadays, the women want a man who works.
If you don't earn an income, you're useless.
I wonder what will happen when the monetary system gets destroyed. I betcha they'll want the strongest and best hunter among men. Sad...
Indeed, forIsaiah 4:1 - In that day so few men will be left that seven women will fight for each man, saying, "Let us all marry you! We will provide our own food and clothing. Only let us take your name so we won't be mocked as old maids."
War.Indeed, for
Narrated Anas: I will narrate to you a Hadith and none other than I will tell you about after it. I heard God's Messenger (On him be Prayers and Peace) saying: From among the portents of the Hour are (the following):
4. Women will increase in number and men will decrease in number so much so that fifty women will be looked after by one man
[Sahih al-Bukhari Book 3, Hadith 23]
This will be because of the widespread killing
I hope so too, but here's what i just read fromWar.
WW3.
I hope it isn't nuclear war.
Remember the Georgia Guidestones' commandment #1.
"They" would fulfill it sooner or later.
Marriage is a business transaction.In this world there is no such thing as unconditional love. The only case that you could make for unconditional love would be between a mother and her child but even that is pushing it.
I take it you're not married.Marriage is a business transaction.
Male provision and security is exchanged with female reproduction & youth.
The Red Pill style.
When you take religion out of the equation and in this case Islam, marriage is essentially does come down to being a contract for both partners. The women decides to agree to satisfy the husbands needs while the man agrees to raise and provide for both the women and children and in more ways than one.I take it you're not married.
Yes.I take it you're not married.
Yh that's why Muslims are told not to date. Usually ends in heartbreak. We court, spend time with the person, usually with another person present, and get to know each other for however long before you either part and cite irreconcilable differences, or plan a weddingYes.
And I wasted 5 years of dating only to be left for rich more-capable man in the end.
The worst, I don't have any "backup" of other girls.
That's how it used to be, I think the dynamics have changed. More women want to work and are educated and sometimes (especially In the Somali community) earning more and are better off than the menWhen you take religion out of the equation and in this case Islam, marriage is essentially does come down to being a contract for both partners. The women decides to agree to satisfy the husbands needs while the man agrees to raise and provide for both the women and children and in more ways than one.
You make a great point and according to psychologists and financial experts this right now is having huge negative consequences and will only get worse in the future when it concerns marriage and population dynamics. You should check out some of the works of Dr. Jordan B. Peterson. He specifically talks about what you're saying.That's how it used to be, I think the dynamics have changed. More women want to work and are educated and sometimes (especially In the Somali community) earning more and are better off than the men
The western man no longer attracts women (marriage wise), they don't need that financial support anymore and are offered maternity packages during child raising.
What's interesting in studying ancient Hebrew culture pre and intra Israel as the simplicity of marriage.Marriage is dead, people in the U.K. are staying in long term relationships and applying to courts to get the same rights as married couples.
Marriage is supposed to be simple, hey you promise to look after and love me? Ok cool I'll do the same, but hold up you want kids right? Ok sure me too let's have a simple weddingI don't think marriage teaches that lol. I'd
What's interesting in studying ancient Hebrew culture pre and intra Israel as the simplicity of marriage.
As a society today there is a lack of respect for couples that aren't legally married yet these were inventions of the state while marriage itself was of God.
http://www.blainerobison.com/hebroots/marriage-israel.htm
Interesting article on marriage in ancient Israel.