Lilllabettt Posted September 21, 2014 Posted September 21, 2014 (edited) Her vileness has no merits. If she wants to be treated like a lady, she should start acting like one. Well then disagree with her because it has no merits. She being a young woman of reproductive age has nothing to do with the quality of her argument. And girls do not need to do anything to "deserve" your respect. In fact you can tell a lot about a man by the way he treats the type of women proper society deems "unrespectable." Edited September 21, 2014 by Lilllabettt
Lilllabettt Posted September 21, 2014 Posted September 21, 2014 I am no longer friends with her mom and sister on FB becuase they constantly post stuff about how it was good that she is finally happy. Yet, how they are dealing with the sister's 14yo adopted son being suicidal is scarry. the "Do what you can" method. They get him meds and therepy and what not but they have told him "don't live for me". That is extremely sad and disturbing.
Norseman82 Posted September 21, 2014 Posted September 21, 2014 Wow, that's low. Plus, I've been like this for years, you probably forget who I am, but I know that we've had some run in's over the single life as a permanent vocation. EG. You don't believe in it at all. I think that it is rare, but blessed by God. I've seen in in action. I actually don't have any particular inclination to "be treated like a lady" What in the world is that supposed to mean anyway? That I'm meant to keep my opinions to myself? Sorry, no. I see the result of sin and I'm disgusted by it. You've gone out on a limb many times regarding abortion. Yet why is that sin any "sinier" that this one? Fact is, God does not call us to do what He himself does not. Lillabet has pointed this out. Both sides on this issue have been stated. My side with the idea that suicide is a dangerous contageon that threatens the lives of others, damages society gravely and calls for mercy towards those afflicted by that sin. And others who simply point out, over and over, that it's soley an unstoppable force and a mental health issue that can't be overcome. I do think it can be overcome. I know someone who was deeply suicidal on a daily basis for 20 years, way before I met him. However he faught it, and when it comes back from time to time he does fight it. Had he "given up" or followed one of his other friends down that path (he's lost 3 friends to suicide) I would not be who I am today. He's like a second father to me. Then you have my other friend who was in the midst of a chain of suicides (non-biological uncle, father, her, friend, etc) their lives are over, they stopped fighting and the pain of what they did affects so many. I am no longer friends with her mom and sister on FB becuase they constantly post stuff about how it was good that she is finally happy. Yet, how they are dealing with the sister's 14yo adopted son being suicidal is scarry. the "Do what you can" method. They get him meds and therepy and what not but they have told him "don't live for me". I find that repulsive. I am plenty happy "guiliting" a person to stay alive if all it takes is saying, I don't want you to die. I do not know if you had a previous screen name so I cannot recall any previous run-ins we've had from years back. However, you need to step back and realize that if you encounter a distraught person on a high ledge, your tone is not the way to talk to him/her out of jumping off the ledge - in fact, there is a chance it might cause the opposite effect and cause them to jump.
Norseman82 Posted September 21, 2014 Posted September 21, 2014 In fact you can tell a lot about a man by the way he treats the type of women proper society deems "unrespectable." So a man must put up with abuse from a woman or else he is a cad who was born with the barn door wide open? Is this what I'm gathering? Sorry, I don't buy that.
Lilllabettt Posted September 21, 2014 Posted September 21, 2014 So a man must put up with abuse from a woman or else he is a cad who was born with the barn door wide open? Is this what I'm gathering? Sorry, I don't buy that. Objecting to, calling out, or putting a stop to abuse of any kind does not make a man a cad. Publicly considering the possibility that a young woman's behavior or thought process may be down to her menstrual cycle does not make a man a cad but it is a caddish thing to do and a sign of poor breeding. FYI conceding the argument does not mean admitting that you are a cad, just that you made an error. Many men slip in this area for many reasons not least of which because so many women cheer them on instead of putting them on point about it. So consider yourself put on point.
Norseman82 Posted September 21, 2014 Posted September 21, 2014 (edited) Objecting to, calling out, or putting a stop to abuse of any kind does not make a man a cad. Publicly considering the possibility that a young woman's behavior or thought process may be down to her menstrual cycle does not make a man a cad but it is a caddish thing to do and a sign of poor breeding. FYI conceding the argument does not mean admitting that you are a cad, just that you made an error. Many men slip in this area for many reasons not least of which because so many women cheer them on instead of putting them on point about it. So consider yourself put on point. "Poor breeding"? Do people need to present their AKC papers to you every time they point out a scientific fact or possible medical problem? Edited September 21, 2014 by Norseman82
blazeingstar Posted September 21, 2014 Author Posted September 21, 2014 I do not know if you had a previous screen name so I cannot recall any previous run-ins we've had from years back. However, you need to step back and realize that if you encounter a distraught person on a high ledge, your tone is not the way to talk to him/her out of jumping off the ledge - in fact, there is a chance it might cause the opposite effect and cause them to jump. Thats your opinion and your way of handling things. How many people have you seen try to commit suicide? And I don't mean angsty teenager via chat, but in person, right there, a few feet (or inches) away? Maybe you have. I don't know. But you can do your thing, and I'll do mine. I will let God keep score. I re-posted on this thread because someone else jumped back on. And I fail to see where I "abuse" you in any way. If I have, I please ask DuST or another mod to come explain it to me. You've simply chimed in with vim and vigor after several pages telling me what a horrible person I am.
Anomaly Posted September 22, 2014 Posted September 22, 2014 Her vileness has no merits. If she wants to be treated like a lady, she should start acting like one. You are mistaken if you think you are behaving in any sort of manner that may allow others to consider you a gentlemen, nor have demonstated any ability to even identify a "lady". Please do a favor for us males that are successful in relationships with women and shut your mysoginist pie hole. Although, you are a fine example for me to point out what type of man my daughters should avoid. But I think you may have figured THAT out.
blazeingstar Posted September 22, 2014 Author Posted September 22, 2014 (edited) You are mistaken if you think you are behaving in any sort of manner that may allow others to consider you a gentlemen, nor have demonstated any ability to even identify a "lady". Please do a favor for us males that are successful in relationships with women and shut your >>Removed<<< Although, you are a fine example for me to point out what type of man my daughters should avoid. But I think you may have figured THAT out. C'mon Anomoly, don't be that harsh. You know he has a problem with the ladies. Weither it is purely bad luck or a consequence of the tragidies he faced early in his life that's to be seen. His attitude on other things has often troubled me, and no doubt he is defensive when it comes to someone who is not being fully understand during mental illnesses. Perhaps, to him, being "threatened" by someone saying that they want you to live for them is too much. I don't know, I'm not him. Everyone comes here with their preferences. Lets not continue the vicious cycle on Norse, Crosscut, FP or anyone who seems to lothe me. The point of this thread balances between mental illness and how people handle the sin of suicide. Some people choose an approach that only focuses on those who are sufferign from the desire and illness that causes them to want to end their lives. That's fine, theres room in the trenches for them. I, however, want little part of soothing someone as to their own mental health, but being a reminder that there is an aunt, uncle, cousin....even a future friend....to live for. Did my friend know as a 20 or 30 or even 40 year old that he'd meet me and make a difference? Nope. He was nearly 43 by the time he'd met me eight years ago. He has no wife, no children, his father is gone and his mother is a Sunday Catholic. However, he's been a Godsend to many people, some of our mutual friends and others that I don't know. It's not like I want him to suffer, but I am glad he suffered through to be the person he is today. He did not sin...and God has blessed him, even though it's not what he wanted (a family, tons of kids, a job that can really provide) he has been given the give of being close to God in a way that benefits many. And I am not sure why God chose that way for his life but I am glad for it. My theory, Norseman, is that you are so hateful because you can't stand this story. You can't deal with the fact that God may allow someone abject suffering and then not get married and still call that person to push beyond. You don't want to hear someone saying "you must live because you matter to me" because you don't want to be in that situation. You want to believe that God will excuse it because you feel that society has messed up your chance for a spouse, so why not let it follow that society also messed up and that makes those who feel despair truly beyond help. Edited September 22, 2014 by blazeingstar
Credo in Deum Posted September 22, 2014 Posted September 22, 2014 Time for everyone to cool off. Thread on pause.
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