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<blockquote data-quote="Early Bird" data-source="post: 1507086" data-attributes="member: 23123"><p>Although we are all sinners, we all have different gifts and strengths to offer the world.</p><p></p><p>Sometimes people come into our lives for various reasons and teach us something valuable. They can offer grace, strength, understanding, encouragement, inspiration, love, discipline, etc. and even bring us closer to God. We should remain open to these experiences. It's like life is whispering a beautiful, complex poem to us.</p><p></p><p>It's hard for us to have total perspective of ourselves, and we all have blind spots and weaknesses.</p><p></p><p>We should be encouraging young people to get married and start families. That is the backbone of a healthy culture and a healthy society. The problem is there are so many damaged, lost souls wandering around full of cynicism and resentment.</p><p></p><p>Despite the very real risks for men today, and after years of 'red pill' hesitation, I have made the decision to get married. It's been a very long and difficult road to get here with my fiancee. She was seduced by feminism and athiesm at a young age. Wasted many years of her 20's with travel, and had a very liberal worldview. After my own repentance (my past lifestyle was similar but not nearly as severe as Roosh's) I was able to clearly see these things and offer guidance to her. She initially fought me but has come to realize I was a benevolent and helpful figure, guiding her with love. I have shown her a depth of love and happiness she never knew was possible. I have brought her back to the church.</p><p></p><p>We lost a baby boy recently and it was the most painful thing I've ever experienced in my life. It was also the most beautiful thing I've ever experienced, and has deepened my faith. I feel so grateful for having met him and pray to one day see him again.</p><p></p><p>There's always temptation. There's always doubt. A man must make a decision and stand by it, in spite of these things, to keep them at bay. Fear and hesitation are feminine qualities. Always thinking there's something better just around the corner ('hypergamy').</p><p></p><p>Owen Benjamin had a funny bit about guys who think sleeping with a bunch of women makes them a man. He said no, a man picks one and stays (knowing she will often do crazy things and it will be frustrating). That a guy leaving his woman for another one because she did something crazy is like moving because your house has walls.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Early Bird, post: 1507086, member: 23123"] Although we are all sinners, we all have different gifts and strengths to offer the world. Sometimes people come into our lives for various reasons and teach us something valuable. They can offer grace, strength, understanding, encouragement, inspiration, love, discipline, etc. and even bring us closer to God. We should remain open to these experiences. It's like life is whispering a beautiful, complex poem to us. It's hard for us to have total perspective of ourselves, and we all have blind spots and weaknesses. We should be encouraging young people to get married and start families. That is the backbone of a healthy culture and a healthy society. The problem is there are so many damaged, lost souls wandering around full of cynicism and resentment. Despite the very real risks for men today, and after years of 'red pill' hesitation, I have made the decision to get married. It's been a very long and difficult road to get here with my fiancee. She was seduced by feminism and athiesm at a young age. Wasted many years of her 20's with travel, and had a very liberal worldview. After my own repentance (my past lifestyle was similar but not nearly as severe as Roosh's) I was able to clearly see these things and offer guidance to her. She initially fought me but has come to realize I was a benevolent and helpful figure, guiding her with love. I have shown her a depth of love and happiness she never knew was possible. I have brought her back to the church. We lost a baby boy recently and it was the most painful thing I've ever experienced in my life. It was also the most beautiful thing I've ever experienced, and has deepened my faith. I feel so grateful for having met him and pray to one day see him again. There's always temptation. There's always doubt. A man must make a decision and stand by it, in spite of these things, to keep them at bay. Fear and hesitation are feminine qualities. Always thinking there's something better just around the corner ('hypergamy'). Owen Benjamin had a funny bit about guys who think sleeping with a bunch of women makes them a man. He said no, a man picks one and stays (knowing she will often do crazy things and it will be frustrating). That a guy leaving his woman for another one because she did something crazy is like moving because your house has walls. [/QUOTE]
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