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The bible? Oh please. I refuse to advocate this men are babies mantra. It's disrespectful. I married a grown up who doesn't stand between my child and me or between anything and me. As if there should be a line. How absurd. He stands beside me. Period.
Actually Bible commad men to love their women more than anything else. LOL
Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her
So you do not have to worry about this.
I have replied to this topic in the past, and will do so again.
Love for a spouse is very different than love for a child and I honestly do not think it can be quantified in a way to say love is more, or less, for one than the other in general.
In specific situations it could be, depending on the course, and health of the marital relationship.
However, in general, a woman's love for her spouse is a very different and unique relationship from any other, as is her love for her children.
In relationships where the marital bond has suffered or broken, the reason is because the couple has had a breakdown in communication and maintianing their own bond and chemsity. Not that the woman's affection has been taken away by a child. It may look that way, but as the marital bond breaks down, the woman is likely refocusing more of her attention, and affection towards her child since as a consequence.
I could insult you too but i choose not to. Thank you for your time.
I'm telling you the truth. If you need a woman to love you like a mother loves a child then you have issues. And really, that you people want to rob babies of the love and nurturing they require for optimal development is pretty debased. Especially given that children aren't prioritized the world over. They are dragged over the coals of divorce, relationships, and boloney in the west. My views are quite conservative in this space. Both parents should be putting their kid first. Too many don't.
I'm telling you the truth. If you need a woman to love you like a mother loves a child then you have issues. And really, that you people want to rob babies of the love and nurturing they require for optimal development is pretty debased. Especially given that children aren't prioritized the world over. They are dragged over the coals of divorce, relationships, and boloney in the west. My views are quite conservative in this space. Both parents should be putting their kid first. Too many don't.
No. I don't even need a woman. My mom is enough for me but i sometimes dislike her overly clingy attitude and that is why i remain distant from her. I rarely live with my parents. I don't even need love.
That was not my question. Far from it. You just don't get it.
I have replied to this topic in the past, and will do so again.
Love for a spouse is very different than love for a child and I honestly do not think it can be quantified in a way to say love is more, or less, for one than the other in general.
In specific situations it could be, depending on the course, and health of the marital relationship.
However, in general, a woman's love for her spouse is a very different and unique relationship from any other, as is her love for her children.
In relationships where the marital bond has suffered or broken, the reason is because the couple has had a breakdown in communication and maintianing their own bond and chemsity. Not that the woman's affection has been taken away by a child. It may look that way, but as the marital bond breaks down, the woman is likely refocusing more of her attention, and affection towards her child since as a consequence.
I have seen so many cases where a man is kicked to the curb after baby comes in the picture. I can ever recall some articles i read some months on DM about it.
Well. Who knows why these guys wrote such articles
I love my wife more than my children (but she loves THEM more than me)': Breaking one of the great parenting taboos, a father-of-three makes a revealing confession
No. I don't even need a woman. My mom is enough for me but i sometimes dislike her overly clingy attitude and that is why i remain distant from her. I rarely live with my parents. I don't even need love.
That was not my question. Far from it. You just don't get it.
You sound very immature. And your mother's clinging is not prioritizing you either. It's prioritizing her and it's obviously doing a doozy on you.
You sound very immature. And your mother's clinging is not prioritizing you either. It's prioritizing her and it's obviously doing a doozy on you.
Not immature. Just awakened about the realities of marriage and the life of married men.
Its been just a week since i started thinking about this topic (after watching that episode) and find a lot of depressing realities but i am getting over it. What is the point of thinking about it if it is natural.
Back in reality that's not how it works. Anyhow, good job at actively ignoring my point.
What was the point ?
You call guys immature babies if they seek some love from their wives. I mean. How fair is that ?
When a man loves. He loves hard, freely. He don't discriminate. For him, his family matters the most and that includes both wives and kids in most cases. I don't think its true for women though. For most of them, only their child matter the most. But its only natural.
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