The M Word

...And YOU thought I was talking about the word "misogynist"... Or perhaps Bern's favorite - "mangina"... LOL. Just some preliminary musings. I'll probably be doing a few more videos on this topic in the future.

NOTE: Since the conclusion of this video was a bit vague, here are the points I'm trying to make:
1.) The institution of marriage and the reality of marriage are two different things. The problem is that flaky relationships under the label "marriage" are impostors which give the real deal a bad name.
2.) I'm not saying non-Christians can't make marriage work. They do! I'm saying what's the point of being married AS OPPOSED TO cohabitating, legal issues aside, if you don't believe in the moral aspect of marriage?
3.) I'm NOT saying "Don't get married" - I'm saying "DO get married but DO IT RIGHT!" In fact, good marriages are the biggest slap in the face of the feminist movement, in in my opinion. That's all. :)

"Til Death Do Us Part" article on AVoiceForMen.Com:
http://www.avoiceformen.com/2011/04/10/till-death-do-us-part/#comments

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[MooseheadDrinker]

you're gorgeous

[bayushizero]

I like your dad, Christy.

He sounds like a hell of a guy. He's someone I'd love to know.

[grendelrob244]

Its always a good day when you find out there's one more girl out there who has a great relationship with her father and takes that kind of inspiration from him. Could he have hoped for a better daughter?

[rexx1234567]

Great video, as always. That quote at the end was a good one. LMAO.

[buddy1holly]

Lol I love the quote at the end! I made the mistake of marrying a girl whose father wasn't around and who had been raised by a feminist mother. The second we hit a rough patch she was out. No working it out, no commitment, nothing. She loved the idea of marriage but not the actual gritty reality of it. But that's what we have. A generation of females raised on Disney fairy tales who have no concept of post-honeymoon, post wedding day life.

[crangdaniel]

Not only the argument "why would he buy the farm if you gave it to him for free" but also and more prominent "why would I invest all of my assets in one woman that have nothing to offer and wont give me what a man wants with the 75 % chance of me ending up ruined". Western women are totally oblivious to the fact that men want something out of a woman in a marriage. But western self-absorbed women only focus on their wedding dress and me me me. Women cant handle female commitment.

[Webzlinger]

These videos or are pretty good. Please don't bring imaginary friends into them.

[mylampstand]

They say marriage is an institution ..who the fuck wants to live in an institution ..

[Satyr1966]

Marriage is a "technique" a technology. It's intent is to integrate as many males into a system and make them investors in the group.

It is obvious that human beings are not monogamous and so to make it work women's choice must be curbed.

Marriage worked best within homogeneous social structures because then a family mirrored the King's bloodline; all we part of the same tribe, the same clan.

In heterogeneous social structures this is not the case, and so marriage becomes a problem.

[Ktar6869]

Our culture has just become disposable. When something gets hard or breaks down you dont work to fix it you just get rid of it. Its sad that people just wont work at it anymore.

[Adroitism]

I new Zealand we have civil unions which is the only way I would get married. Divorce is governed by prenups. Quick and easy and you get about the same rights as marriage. It's the same for everyone including gays so it's actually pretty good.Plus I'm deist so I want to get married in a science lab rather than a house of lies.