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<blockquote data-quote="Magnus Stout" data-source="post: 1510366" data-attributes="member: 17448">I found this powerful little gem:[MEDIA=youtube]D8eJRLQ_Qxc[/MEDIA]When Bishop Tikhon talks about wise women learning to be helpers of men, this cleverly addresses the toxicity of feminism. A woman's need to be a helper is also bolstered by what Ann Barnhardt (a Catholic) wrote here: <a href="https://remnantnewspaper.com/web/index.php/articles/item/2339-diabolical-narcissism-go-clean-up-the-kitchen-you-stupid-stupid-woman" target="_blank">Go Clean Up the Kitchen, You Stupid, Stupid Woman</a>.Reflecting on Tikhon's words, once husband and wife know their proper roles, the heavier burden will fall on the man to love his wife (her mere obedience is easy, by contrast). This is why, I think, he focuses on the importance of building a friendship with her as well. Can you really love that which you don't know or care to know? I know that this is true in my marriage, and our ability to be friendly was (in retrospect) what set her apart from other women.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Magnus Stout, post: 1510366, member: 17448"] I found this powerful little gem: [MEDIA=youtube]D8eJRLQ_Qxc[/MEDIA] When Bishop Tikhon talks about wise women learning to be [B][I]helpers[/I][/B] of men, this cleverly addresses the toxicity of feminism. A woman's need to be a helper is also bolstered by what Ann Barnhardt (a Catholic) wrote here: [URL='https://remnantnewspaper.com/web/index.php/articles/item/2339-diabolical-narcissism-go-clean-up-the-kitchen-you-stupid-stupid-woman']Go Clean Up the Kitchen, You Stupid, Stupid Woman[/URL]. Reflecting on Tikhon's words, once husband and wife know their proper roles, the heavier burden will fall on the man to [U]love[/U] his wife (her mere obedience is easy, by contrast). This is why, I think, he focuses on the importance of building a friendship with her as well. [I]Can you really love that which you don't know or care to know[/I]? I know that this is true in my marriage, and our ability to be friendly was (in retrospect) what set her apart from other women. [/QUOTE]

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