do you think a married woman should go out provocatively dressed?
some of my friends accept it some don't and one had big arguments with his wife about the issue until the time when he cunningly got her to become overweight something that spoilt her good looks.
think of it, a married woman going out wearing tight shorts showing so much leg and buttocks and a top that reveals too much breast, as if almost saying "i am going out to entice some men", should a dignified husband accept that?
LDH-------your comment was a little intense for me! Are you saying you never look in the mirror, give yourself a little wink, and say, DAMN-----I feel and look good today!
There is a big difference between walking out the door with confidence, knowing you will receive attention and inviting RAPE! Are you an extremist or just sensitive today!
Peg
do you think a married woman should go out provocatively dressed?
some of my friends accept it some don't and one had big arguments with his wife about the issue until the time when he cunningly got her to become overweight something that spoilt her good looks.
think of it, a married woman going out wearing tight shorts showing so much leg and buttocks and a top that reveals too much breast, as if almost saying "i am going out to entice some men", should a dignified husband accept that?
Trevor------for the record, I am single.....and yes I do enjoy a little attention. ;-)
do you think a married woman should go out provocatively dressed?
some of my friends accept it some don't and one had big arguments with his wife about the issue until the time when he cunningly got her to become overweight something that spoilt her good looks.
think of it, a married woman going out wearing tight shorts showing so much leg and buttocks and a top that reveals too much breast, as if almost saying "i am going out to entice some men", should a dignified husband accept that?
HMMMMMMMMMMMM.....you got me! Now I have to think! I do know that there are times I dress a certain way and I receive more attention. Sometimes it is planned and sometimes it is not. It could be the way I walk in this world. If I am not feeling good about myself, I tend to keep my head down. If I am feeling good about myself, my head is up, I have a smile, therefore I receive more attention. I can consciously leave the house knowing and wanting a little attention. Either by the openness of attitude or my dress.
I could be wrong......but my point came no where near the direction of RAPE! IMO
Peg
do you think a married woman should go out provocatively dressed?
some of my friends accept it some don't and one had big arguments with his wife about the issue until the time when he cunningly got her to become overweight something that spoilt her good looks.
think of it, a married woman going out wearing tight shorts showing so much leg and buttocks and a top that reveals too much breast, as if almost saying "i am going out to entice some men", should a dignified husband accept that?
If a woman walks out the door, married or not, and is dressed in such a way as to invite attention, she is doing this for a REASON! If a woman is single, the answer is SIMPLE, she wants and needs attention and may be looking for a partner. If she is married, it could be COMPLEX and worth a discussion.
Peg
reading the site http://www.cultnews.com/index.php/2006/02/08/jehovahs-witnesses-sells-out-to-cash-in/ a participant ask the following question.
buildupnotteardown said:
february 9, 2006 at 7:33 am .
10,000 dollars is NOTHING compared to the years of service!
Peg
reading the site http://www.cultnews.com/index.php/2006/02/08/jehovahs-witnesses-sells-out-to-cash-in/ a participant ask the following question.
buildupnotteardown said:
february 9, 2006 at 7:33 am .
I'm just wondering if Ray Franz has ever discussed this subject? Did he have a savings account full of money coming from the "green handshake"? Where are his riches? He mentioned the perks of world travel in his book CoC, but to my knowledge, he never said anything about money being handed his way on a regular basis.
Peg
i was thinking about this the other day, and wondering what others felt about the district convention.
namely, what was the main thing you wanted from it?
a few i remember were these.. 1. number one every single year was that i wanted new information on when armageddon was coming and how close we were to the end.
Blondie-----I always look for your posts, for the intelligence behind them! Your post of the top reasons.....shows a FUN and Naughty side to your personality which is ALSO endearing!
Peg
don't know if you knew this or not - they have a new study aid called "bible teach".
and guess what they will be studying come january 2007!
the revelation book - it's grand climax at hand!
I have already declared to my family........I will not attend another study of the REVELATION book! I doubt highly that I am alone in this, as Book Study attendence is LOW as it is!
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i cant help but think of the analogy of pendulum swings when i think about how vitriolic some are towards religion (of any description), the bible (and other scripture), and christianity (generally, regardless of there being a wide range of denominational flavours) in particular.. it seems to me, from my perspective of sitting here on a remote scottish island, that there are a fair number of folks who may have left an intolerant and generalising religion but forgot to leave those attitudes with it.. just my 2p, coz to be frank i'm getting sick of it.. by all means enjoy some self-expression, it's a relatively free planet, but have a heart....
CLASSIC PEANUTS----Charles Schulz
LUCY misses the CATCH while playing baseball.
CHARLIE BROWN---LUCY--You're the WORST player in the history of the game!
LUCY---YOU CAN"T PROVE THAT! YOU SHOULD NEVER SAY THINGS THAT YOU CAN"T PROVE!
CHARLIE BROWN---In all PROBABILITY you are the WORST player in the history of the game!
LUCY--I CAN ACCEPT THAT!!!
Peg
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i cant help but think of the analogy of pendulum swings when i think about how vitriolic some are towards religion (of any description), the bible (and other scripture), and christianity (generally, regardless of there being a wide range of denominational flavours) in particular.. it seems to me, from my perspective of sitting here on a remote scottish island, that there are a fair number of folks who may have left an intolerant and generalising religion but forgot to leave those attitudes with it.. just my 2p, coz to be frank i'm getting sick of it.. by all means enjoy some self-expression, it's a relatively free planet, but have a heart....
"A measure of fantasy thinking"--------Yes Terry, I stand corrected! As you identified yourself as one trying to "lure unsuspecting widows with money into contacting you". ;-0
Peg
