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Why all the DEBATE about GOD'S existance? Would question about the existance of, let's say UNICORNS--receive as many responses? One way to find out: go to the unicorn section and ask the question.

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I say we go on strike till they give us the old AB back. Who is with me? I find this interface confusing and harder to navigate. I can't as easily tell if anyone has answered one of my questions or commented on one of my answers. The other one wasn't perfect, but they lost of some of the simplicity and they added features.

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You've won a trip to VEGAS!!! Everything is paid for EXCEPT the gambling money. Would you want to go? I never gamble when I go to Vegas anyway. I don't enjoy just giving money away. I've stayed at the Venetian and the Wynn and had a great time without gambling. When do we leave?

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Do you think that babies are born with any religious belief? Babies are born completely ignorant. Which means they are neither theists nor atheists.

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If you google your real name, how many pages down do you have to go before you find a result that is actually about you? I work hard to keep my name with as few hits as possible. I have less than 10. I have successfully lowered the number by asking people to not use my name where possible. I only have a few business things out there.

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CAN A MARRIED WOMAN HAVE AN ABORTION WITHOUT HER HUSBANDS KNOWLEGE? She can but that's the ultimate betrayal.

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Should teachers deviate from the course material so they can include their own personal religious views in class or just stick to the course material? Stick to the course material.

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I know you're not supposed to leave your kids alone in a car, but what about when you need to get gas? Serious answers only please. They are not to be left unattended. If you're standing 2 feet away from them pumping gas, I think you're fine.

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Some Atheists suggest that, because Religion in the USA is indeed a BUSINESS, that they should be required by law to report their income & pay their fair share of taxes on their capital gains. I agree with that. What are your views on that? Treat them like any other .org. If they fail to meet the conditions of their 501c(3), they should lose it, and have to pay taxes like any other for profit entity.

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If atheism is correct, what is the meaning, or purpose of life? If atheism is correct, our lives have no more meaning than a than that of a cockroach, and certainly no purpose other than to die.

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Ok my wife and I have made this observation that it seems nearly all men "marry up". By that we mean that men marry women who are more attractive than they are. What do you think? My wife says I married up but I say she did!

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Ok, For those fo you who believe in evolution, If man evolved from monkey then why aren't they still evolving in zoos and the wild? There is no logical explanation for the huge gulf between humans and today's primates, other than that the process did not take place as advertised.

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Christians: Do you believe that science and the Bible are mutually exclusive? Why or why not? Not at all. Science is learning what the Bible recorded millenniums ago. If there appears to be a conflict, either the Bible is being misunderstood or scientific discovery has yet to catch up.

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Do atheists think they are smarter than theists? Do they have a conscience? Many claim to be smarter or better educated. As far as having a conscience is concerned, atheists create their own individual moral code, so there's no absolute right and wrong other than what they choose it to be.

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Theists: If scientists were able to prove that the universe never had a beginning and therefore does not need a 'creator' , would this change your belief in god? Your question is about 90 years late. There is extremely strong evidence that the universe did have a beginning. We have also learned a lot about when "the beginning" was and what happened at the "the beginning." (Gen. 1:1)

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If you don't believe in God, how do you explain the world we live in or the human body and the complexity of both? Not just the complexity but also the symbiosis. There is no evidence for the universe being created by an unintelligent force or process.

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Which gender do you think is more likely to be atheist - male or female - and why? There are more actively religious women than men. Thus, logic would suggest that there are more male atheists than female.

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Is there a god, and either way, how do we know? Yes, there must be. Everything in existence is either a product of a natural law, process, or force OR was created by an intelligent being.

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What do atheists believe about creation? That some unintelligent force or process, for which they offer zero evidence, did it.

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Why do, statistically, the majority of atheists lead fulfilling lives without (a) god? Perhaps because they know that statistically they will get sick and die younger than their religious counterparts.

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Hi, if any of you have read the Bible you would maybe find out that Science somtimes says the opposite so what do you think is true: Science or The Bible/God/Jesus Science evolves and changes. It corrects and updates itself. The Bible does not. Science is learning that what the Bible said thousands of years ago is correct.

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The Universe: Result of a Chance Accident or the Result of an Intelligent Creator? An intelligent creator, obviously. There is no evidence for any other explanation.

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Is the Bible more consistent with flat earth theory or round earth theory? Clearly round. Various translations of the Bible describe the earth as a "circle", "round ball", and "globe."

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What do atheists believe in? They believe in non-intelligence. No matter how complex and exacting the universe is, an unintelligent, unguided, random process was responsible. They have no evidence for their belief, but they are sticking to it. They believe that by sheer random chance, each one of the four fundamental forces just happened to somehow get created precisely tuned to enable the universe and life's...

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Is science reliable? Science is a valuable and necessary resource, as long as we all realize it's still putting the puzzle pieces together, and continues to evolve.

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What do employers and employees owe each other? What was in the labor agreement. On the one hand, the employee owes as much labor as they are compensated for and compliance with HR policies. On the other hand, compensation as stipulated in

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Are you an easy person to live with, why or why not? Extremely easy. Mainly because I'm not fussy and demanding.

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What are your thoughts about a 60 year old guy who has a crush on a 22 year old woman? I guess he should marry her. You're talking about Celine Deon and her husband, right?

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Do atheists have ethics or morals? If yes, what makes them have such standards in their lives? After all, Life to them is nothing but a happy accident. From an atheist perspective, there is no ethical and moral standard or authority to which everyone must adhere, other than what the law (or corporate policy) states. Upright ethics and morals are what each individual atheist determines them to be, which may be completely contrary to the next atheists' ethics and morals. It is up to one's personal opinion as to what is ethical...

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A recent study showed that religious people are happier than non religious people, do you agree with that? why? They live longer, healthier lives and have better social support systems - according to numerous studies.

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Does it take faith to be an atheist? No, but it does require credulity.

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Why don't atheists ever find images and writings in food? Would it help if they were more delusional? More delusion is never helpful. I think there's enough delusion there already. :-)

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Please, Define the terminology of "true atheism" and specifically what it means to be a "true atheist"? Apparently we have been having some disagreements and arguements that beg to be clarified. Your assistance is greatly appreciated A true atheist believes that no intelligence is necessary to create any complex system, even the most complex of systems, such as the fundamental forces (gravity, electromagnetism, and strong and weak nuclear force), the laws of physics, space, and mathematics. Even if given only a trillionth of a second, no intelligence is needed to create anything.

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If as is said, Adam and Eve where the first people, why hasn't everybody got the same dna? We are all closely related, as per our DNA, which evidences that we came from the same parents and even share a common designer with other living creatures.

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Did Bible writers believe the earth was flat? Isa. 40:22: "God sits high above the ROUND BALL of earth. The people look like mere ants." (The Message Translation)   Isa. 40:22: "It is he that sitteth upon the GLOBE of the earth, and the inhabitants thereof are as locusts." (New Advent Translation)

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Do you have to see in order to believe? Where would that leave the poor blind people? I've conducted business with people I've never seen. Even without seeing, it's possible to have reason to believe.

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Why were there 12 apostles but only 4 gospels? Even if Judas "lost his privileges", wouldn't that leave 11? Plus didn't they draw lots and pick a new 12th anyway? They were evidently the best qualified. Plus, apparently only four were needed. Each of those four had unique and varied backgrounds, giving them the best perspective from which to write.

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If God created all life, why did he create C Diff or Cholera? Poor choice of examples. Both of these are caused by human lack of cleanness and over prescription of antibiotics. To prevent these two, just wash your hands, use proper sanitation, and don't over-prescribe antibiotics.   RE: C. Diff.   "Surprisingly simply washing hands is the best way to prevent the spread of a C.diff infection although the usual alcohol based hand...

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With the same amount of evidence supporting the idea of God's existence and the Tooth Faerie's- why is God's more likely? Because of the strong evidence of an intelligent creator that atheists are either unaware of or choose to ignore because it doesn't fit their preferred ideology. So, they advertently or inadvertently delude themselves into considering the task of creating electromagnetism with leaving a dollar under a child's pillow as equivalent.

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It's my opinion that atheism is a type of religion? It's a belief in nothing. Probably a stronger than the Christian or Jewish religion, since they are steadfast in their non-belief. It's actually not a belief in nothing. It's a belief in remarkable accomplishment without intelligence involved. Despite the fact that even the simplest of non biological systems require intelligence to created, they believe the most complex ones somehow were created without intelligence.

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Do atheist have any charitable organizions? Evidently not.

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Is a group of pirhanas, ripping to shreds another animal while not harming their fellow pirhanas, an example of morality without God? I'm pretty sure it's just instinct.

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What would be a good atheist slogan? Mine is 'If there was a God then I wouldn't be an atheist'. Don't try to confuse me with facts and logic, I like being an atheist.

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How could it be true that God created the Earth and man if science is discovering the origins of the universe, the days of the dinosaurs and the ice age? The earth, like all other planets and stars, was/is a by-product of the big bang. The real question and answers lie in the first second after the big bang. Nothing new was created after that first second. Everything that subsequently took place was setup at that time.   If you learn about the events that took place during the first fraction of a second after the big bang, it is...

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If God exists, can I sue for negligence? Sure, anybody can sue anybody. Let me know how you make out with collecting. :-)

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Do atheists look back on a more purposeful life-experience compared to 'all faithful' if & when they look back on life? Oops. Was supposed to be a comment.

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When a man and a woman get married, can the man take the woman's last name? Only if he wants to be called Mrs.

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Does anyone think that congress is doing any sort of a decent job? The world including the US is a mess, and has been for a long time. It's not possible for any Congress, Republican, Democrat, or Independent to do a decent job. All they can do is try their best and hope not to make things even worse than they are.

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I love the Italian BMT sandwich from Subway. What does the BMT stand for? NYC subway line.

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Do atheists look back on a more purposeful life-experience compared to 'all faithful' if & when they look back on life? Was supposed to be a comment.

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Do you look down on people who have had an abortion? Yes, unless it is to avoid certain death of the mother.

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Do atheists look back on a more purposeful life-experience compared to 'all faithful' if & when they look back on life? That's very doubtful because at the end of one's life, what matters are relationships with others. And, atheists tend to have fewer close, supportive relationships, and obviously no relationship at all with the creator - as compared to active believers. That is part of the reason that atheists, statistically, die younger than active believers. Further, any current relationships...

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What do atheists believe in? Evidently, some sort of mindless magical pixie dust that can do amazing things for which they have no explanation, except to insist that no intelligence was involved. They've said to me that they have no idea how it did happen but are still convinced how it didn't happen.

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Can someone please tell me why they logically believe in GOD? I'm having troubling believing in GOD from a logical point of view. Good question. Think of a big, vast, complex, interconnected, interdependent system like the Internet. Ask yourself if it is possible that the Internet could have come about without any engineers, computers, mathematics, telecommunications lines, electricity, radio frequency communications, nothing. How likely is it that the Internet would spontaneously get created and organized on its own?...

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How can you be an atheist? I simply do not understand the logical/inuitional basis for being an atheist and would like to know what atheists would have to say about this. Practice, practice, practice illogical thinking, irrational reasoning, ignoring scientific evidence, and extreme credulity, and you've arrived at atheism.

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If God said 'Let there be light' on the first day, but didn't make the sun, moon and stars until the fourth day, where did the light on the first day come from? It came from the star we call the sun but the atmosphere needed to be clear enough to allow the sun to be clearly seen in the sky, which took hundreds of millions of years.   Even now, the sun can't be seen on a very cloudy day but it still gets light during the day, as compared to the darkness of night. Likewise, on a cloudy night, the moon itself can't be seen but there is...

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Christians: Do you need proof that the Flying Spaghetti Monster exists before you believe he exists? If so, how do you expect an Atheist to believe there is a God without proof? It's called science, reason, and logic. While it's not possible to offer proof, evidence does exist. However, many (not saying all) atheists seem to prefer to remain in relative ignorance, illogic, and unreason.   You can't educate people who prefer ignorance.

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Would you ever marry an Atheist? No, it'd drive me crazy to live with someone who is not a clear, logical, rational thinker.

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What do atheists believe in? Evidently some sort of magic. Certainly, not science or rational thinking.

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Can an Atheist Disprove the Existence of God? That's not possible. What is a bigger question is, can they prove any evidence at all to support their theory that the universe came into existence randomly and undirected.

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Do atheists need tangible proof there is a God? The irony is that they don't seek evidence to support their own theory, yet seemingly believe with all their heart. Those I've spoken to ignore the evidence that there is an intelligent creator and don't care whether their theory has evidence or not. They believe it regardless. They do what they accuse theist of doing, believing without evidence or even curiosity as to whether...

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Creationists: Theories of gravity, electrodynamics, quantum theory ... all good. Theories of Evolution and Big Bang ... all bad. Why is that? Not a creationIST but I'll answer anyway. Biological evolution is the only one that's controversial because it's the only one that we can't see conclusive evidence for today.    By contrast, gravity and electromagnetism are presently used by all of us daily. With quantum mechanics, we've developed the technology to be able to observe the behavior of...

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AGREE ?????? "If there were no God, there would be no atheists." Uh, I think I agree. If there were no intelligent creator, which people acknowledge, there would be no reason to counter it. So, yeah, I agree.

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If god exists because the bible says so and the bible is true because god says so, is it the same as saying god exists because god says he exists? But we dont know that he exists? Must be that darn pesky evidence that an intelligent creator is responsible for the universe and its contents.

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Is it wrong to let your children decide for themselves if they want to believe in God? It's not possible to control what someone believes, even your children. All you can do is present them with the facts or evidence you have, and is available otherwise. Teach them to think and research. They have to take it from there.

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Why do some Christians consider the Big Bang Theory to be atheistic? Actually, the opposite is the case. "In the BEGINNING, God created the heavens. . ." Long before we heard of the BB, the Bible spoke of a beginning.

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What do you MEAN there is no God? Then how do you think the Big Bang started? There is no evidence that the creation and organization of the universe could have occurred randomly. Far too much occurred with too great precision and complexity in less than trillionth of a second to be considered random. The only alternative is that an intelligence was involved.

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If the laws of physics applied before the universe was created could the Big Bang have ever happened? Well, they didn't. It certainly wouldn't have happened as it did, since the creation of the fundamental forces was just about the first order of business.

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Where did all of the material spewed from the big bang come from? It came from nothing. How's that possible? Who knows?

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How did the creator (designer if you prefer) become a creator As far as the physical world is concerned, it started with the big bang.

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Creation Museum says black people are the descendants of Ham, father of Canaan, whom Noah cursed to be “servant of servants”. Does it bother you that this kind of racism is embraced and promoted by creationists? I've never been to the Creation Museum, nor do I have plans to go. Anyone who believes that to be true is ignorant of basic Bible information, and certainly shouldn't be teaching anybody.

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Why do people see Jesus' sacrifice as moral when it really is just God-condoned murder of an innocent to atone for the guilt of the majority? How does this make sense to Christians? Why did God force Jesus to die in the first place? Do you not understand the concept of personal sacrifice? For example, a loving parent would not think twice about sacrificing his/her life for the life of one of their children, let alone all of them. Similarly, Jesus died voluntarily; he had the choice to get out of it.

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Is there even one Islamic country that the US has treated decently? That is not installing a dictator/torturer like the Shah or supporting a royal family (like Saudi Arabia) that steals the country's wealth? "In 1990, Kuwait was invaded and annexed by Iraq. The seven month-long Iraqi occupation came to an end after a direct military intervention by United States-led forces." (Wikipedia)

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Does it bother anyone that to be elected to higher office in the US one has to be seen as a religious person? Can this be considered philosophical intolerance? What law is that statement based on? People make the same argument about women, and previously about minorities, and it's obviously not true. People vote based on policies, ideas, solutions, and personality. If a qualified atheist runs and has the best policies, ideas, and solutions, and has a personality that is pleasing, s/he has the same opportunity to get elected as a theist.

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Is it possible to be an atheistic zealot? Sam Harris and Richard Dawkins are zealous, fire breathing atheist proselytizers. They promote atheism by attacking theism.

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Who made god? If god made this world and all who made him? How's your theoretical physics? You are asking what happened before the universe existed, when time didn't even exist. You'll need some pretty sophisticated mathematical models. I hope you took AP math all 4 years. I'd recommend trying to figure out the nature of the material universe before tackling a concept that is obviously beyond your intellect, unless you're...

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If God created everything, then who created God? You mean, what happened before time existed? How do you expect to understand things that happened before there was time? When did it happen? I'd recommend trying to figure out the nature of the material universe like Stephen Hawking's been doing for 50 years before tackling a concept that is obviously beyond your (or any other human's) intellect.

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Why do you agree/disagree with Creationism. I don't accept in creation-ISM because it doesn't agree with the Bible or science. I do, however, believe in an intelligent creator, based on convincing evidence.

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How do you know 100% without a doubt that God exists? The fundamental forces that enable the universe to exist, general relativity, the nature of gravity, the universe's jaw dropping complexity, incredible organization, and the impossible bigness of the cosmos and impossible smallness of subatomic particles.

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Isn't being unable to prove to me the existence of God evidence that there is only a God in your mind? Your premise is flawed in terms of being able to prove the existence of a creator. We can't prove that the universe had a beginning but the evidence is clear and substantial. Likewise with God. The evidence is clear and substantial.

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What's something that you are just no good at? Being wrong. I try to avoid it at all costs. For some odd reason though, my wife thinks I'm pretty good at it. But, of course, she's wrong about that.. .

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Can you accept the possibility that God might just be female? God is not an animal with a sex (gender). So, no God is not male or female; however, God is referred to in the masculine gender based on his "manly" (fatherly) qualities and personality.

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If I am an atheist, should I try (while remaining civil) to convince religious people that they are wrong? When two parties agree on everything, there's not much point in having a conversation. A healthy and respectful debate on important matters can be refreshing and stimulating. If one is confident and competent in what they believe, there's no reason to be intimidated or bothered by discussing the issues with someone of a different mind.

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When atheists do what Right even they don't believe in heavenly rewards or god's wrathful punishment - does that make them better people than those who do right because of the reward or punishment? Because "right" is whatever they say it is. Anybody can be good at a game when they make up their own rules.

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Do you find that Atheists more or less angry than non-Atheists? (BTW, the video is one Atheist's "take" on the question - the title is a bit misleading) In my experience, atheists far angrier than non atheists.

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What is wrong with being an atheists? Extreme credulity. But, it's a personal choice.

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How would society be affected if people lived according to the Bible's moral standards? (i.e. - sex only within the confines of legal marriage. No adultery.)? What impact would it have on families, marriage, children, etc.? Way less divorce, no pregnant teens, little to no abortion, no STD's, better educated kids, smaller prison population, fewer social problems. Win-win-win all around.   Unfortunately, many people look down on moral standards, and prefer having millions of kids getting STDs, pregnant teens, 50% divorce, broken homes, rape, millions of abortions, out of control gangs. They like it...

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True or false, there were many messiahs wandering around Judea around 2BC and 70AD. Jesus was but one of them. At least some, because of the prophecies that the Messiah would appear during that time. However, nobody followed them for long and nobody knows who they were.

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Can we get an Atheist roll call? Feel free to leave a reason if you like. Not present. Sorry to break up the party but there's always one, isn't there? My reason is that I have not seen any evidence that the incredibly complex physical laws governing the cosmos down to the subatomic level did or could have come about without an intelligence responsible. There is evidence that these laws and relationships have been present since the big bang unchanged;...

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How convinced are you that the universe did OR did not have an intelligent creator, and why? ---- (Where 100% = completely convinced it did . . . . Where 0% = completely convinced it did NOT) 100. Nothing approaching the level of complexity and requisite organization of the cosmos, to include the development and organization of things such as the laws of physics, radiance (light) and mathematics, has ever been observed that did not require tremendous intelligence to create.

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The Bible: Fact, fiction or a little of both? Were it fiction, the library would place it there. Instead, libraries place the Bible in the reference section. It is considered information, which one may or may not wish to consider.

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How could God always be, how could he create the earth? Think about it this way: as we understand it, energy cannot be created or destroyed - only converted to another form of energy or matter. Therefore, theoretically, energy may have always been. If energy could have always been, certainly the creator of the universe could have always been.   Since the creator has the intelligence and power to have organized the physical universe...

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Doesn't DNA prove there is a creator?Do you know how much information is in one human cell?To think it all happened by chance is absurd isn't it? It provides compelling evidence of a common design for all animals and plants. DNA demonstrates that all animals and plants are related. DNA's massive size and complexity speaks to an elegant, creative, incredibly efficient design that would not take place without an intelligence behind it.

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I want to belive in the bible, but science has the upper hand and keeps disprooving the bible. i want to belive in the biblical storys but the scientific side makes a more sence. dinosaurs are proven but it says nothing bout them in the bible, helpme plz Education is your key. Do your own research, and don't be intimidated by people who claim that science disproves the Bible. It's not true. Including and especially the Genesis account.   Scientific thought is continuously revised. Old theories are cast aside and replaced regularly.   Learn as much as you can about the history of and operation of the universe, the...

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Have you ever considered more plausible rational explanations for some of the specific miracles described in renowned religious texts? What LeBron James and Kobe Bryant do on a basketball court are amazing for the average person because we can't begin to do them. The Bible's "miracles" are only amazing because we can't do them. For example, it used to be amazing for a woman to get pregnant without intercourse. Now, it happens thousands of times a day via IVF. It's no longer so amazing. For...

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Do you believe as I have heard some say that the bible is nothing more than a book of fairy tales? It is a book of fairytales, to the mis- and uninformed.

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Do you think the time will come when society will become capable of accepting the lack of any god? No. “You may fool all the people some of the time, you can even fool some of the people all of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all the time.” - Abraham Lincoln.

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Biblical archeologists have been working for years looking for good evidence if Jesus. Have they found any? The Bible is a collection of individual books and letters written by different people. There are several historical writings by people who knew Jesus first hand and up close. The books and letters written by Matthew, John, James, Peter, Mark, and Jude are all by people who knew Jesus and spent years with him.

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What do you think of Atheists? They either believe in magic and fairytales or blindly follow what they're told to believe.

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Christians: How much have you doubted your faith during your life? Atheists: How much have you doubted your belief during your life? My parents believed in God but weren't churchgoers. I didn't have faith any until I started to study the Bible, history, religion, and nature, and reached firm conclusions. I began an independent study and my knowledge, experience, and understanding - and thereby my faith - has only grown.

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What does an atheist believe in? They believe that mathematics, the laws of physics, thermal and radiance energy all organized themselves and established symbiotic relationships magically - without any intelligence involved.

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Why when humans believe they have discovered they have no purpose their purpose then becomes to destroy it in others? Misery loves company.

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Some people find it annoying that atheists say that God doesn't exist; what about when atheists deny the existence of things like ghosts? How do you feel then? (Not a loaded question, pure curiosity.) If people do or don't believe in ghosts, etc. that's up to them. I respect anyone who states their beliefs, as long as they don't, in the process, call someone else ignorant, delusional, etc. - which some people do.

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Imagine; a world without religion. No crusades, witch hunts, 9/11, Inquisition., etc. Would the world be a better place? Wars are fought over land, resources, and power; religions is just used as a wedge and divider. Religion is not the problem, it's people and their quest for power, control and wealth. How do you think map makers stay in business? National boundaries constantly change. Why? Because of religion? No. Because of power and money. Religion is used to either obtain, maintain, or...

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Is the presence of the universe evidence of God? Why or why not. It's mind bending vastness, complexity, order, and creative and efficient "design" are evidence of an incredible intellect. +4

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Many Christians argue that since one cannot disprove god and the bible then one should believe in them. By that reasoning - do those Christians also believe in The Celestial Teapot and the Flying Spaghetti Monster? If not, can you disprove either one? There are many examples of people (e.g. George and Marha Washington, Napolean, Nefertiti) organizations, and even civilizations which we cannot prove exist(ed) since they don't live in our midst or exist today. All we can do is determine what/who does or does not exist based on what we believe to be the preponderance of evidence. To that end, I've not heard of any evidence of the...

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The Universe: Result of a Chance Accident or the Result of an Intelligent Creator? The universe is so vast and complex that cosmologists will admit that they aren't anywhere close to understanding it. Anyone who says with absolute certainty that it came about without intelligent direction is ignorant of their ignorance.

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Is there one, single piece of testable evidence that clearly points to a creator god? Scientific discovery is not sufficiently advanced to create such a test.

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So if there is no god? or no creator, than how come every culture have their own form of god or gods? Humans, evidently, have a built-in need to worship someone or something, even if they don't call it God or even recognize that they are in some way offering reverence to someone/thing. There are exceptions of course, but the pattern, as you point out, is unmistakable - even in the most highly educated and secular societies there is still a large contingent of theists, not to mention...

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Exactly how far apart are humans set from animals? Primates are supposed to be our closest relative. Very little that they do is not done via instinct. Our intelligence and capacity for creativity, investigation, and problem solving is so far beyond theirs that there is no way to compare them, as much as some want to believe there is not difference.

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Why is it ok to have an abortion? Would you murder and infant if you saw one laying there in its cradle? Same thing? Yeah it is. It is legal to kill a 21 week old fetus even though some can live outside the womb. During birth, while crowning, it is still medically referred to as a fetus, seconds later it is an infant. Is there really a difference between a fetus and an infant? People convince themselves that a fetus is "a clump of cells", a "tumor", a "parasite" or something similar to...

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Everyone was born an Atheist, why do people feel the need for religion? We were all born believing and knowing nothing other than, perhaps, the sound of our mother's voice. Some people look for solutions to life's problems and hope when faced with poverty, sickness, old age, death, despair, and the normal stresses and strains of daily living.

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Why are so many religious people hostile to atheism and atheists? I haven't noticed that to be true any more than the reverse. However, people in general tend to be hostile to those who think and see the world differently. No particular ideology has the hostility market cornered.

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Do any of the texts in the Bible contradict scientific principles? No. The problem is lack of understanding of the Bible and inadequate understanding of what can or cannot be done. If you don't fully understand the Bible or science, it might seem that way.   Example: Moses heard God's voice coming from a bush. There many ways that even humans can accomplish that now. It seemed to be impossible, only because humans didn't understand...

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Should men have the choice to terminate their parental rights and responsibilities prior to week 24? They both have a choice before sex. Why shouldn't both have a choice after?

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The Universe: Result of a Chance Accident or the Result of an Intelligent Creator? The atom, solar systems, and galaxies share a common design. How many chance accidents where super complex systems can there realistically be before it's reasonable to conclude that it's not an accident? Obviously, this is no accident.

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Are men programmed to cheat? No, programmed to be in a good and satisfying relationship where they are appreciated.

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I have asked for testable evidence for god. To be fair, I'll present excellent evidence for evolution. Humans has 23 pairs, chimps and gorillas have 24 pairs. It's very close to proof we have a common ancestor. Your thoughts? I consider that evidence of a common and efficient design/designer.

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Are you happy with your lawn? No, it's very large and we live in the woods. So, it's a major pain to maintain because of the PH levels, but it looks pretty good. The previous owner had given up on even trying, so I had to start from scratch. My goal is to get to sod quality next year.

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Is there an international consensus on evolution? No, there isn't international consensus on anything! Literally. The majority of people (outside of states where religion is suppressed) believe in a creator God. Still, many people, even those who are religious, accept evolution. On the other hand, most scientists accept evolution, but certainly not all. There is far from a consensus on this.

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I think people who don't accept the theory of evolution were either poorly taught and indoctrinated or are stubborn and close minded. Or both. Do you think I am intolerant or close minded myself because of that? Hopefully misinformed. Hopefully not willfully ignorant, but that's a possibility.

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Many people believe that we should respect other people's sincerely held beliefs. So, how about it creationists, should you respect the opinions of scientists or not? Of course, no different than anyone else. The mistake is to accept whatever they currently theorize as established fact rather than just another somewhat biased person trying to put the puzzle pieces together to fit a predefined conclusion. That's often all it is. They often look for data to support what they already believe, which can lead to selective collection and...

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I heard on the radio an argument against Intelligent Design: If there is such a thing, how can you explain the EXTINCTION of millions of species throughout thousands and thousands of years? The design was not intelligent! Any ideas on this subject? Who's to say that was not part of the design? And there are still 100 million species. That's probably plenty.

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To those who do not accept evolution, what proof would cause you to accept it? Three things: 1) Evidence that mutation does more than speciation, leading to very closely related species. So far, there is zero evidence that mutation does more than create a slightly different species of the same creature. 2) A clear fossil record that shows the graduation from the single cell creature to the 100 millions species today, with all the tiny changes shown. 3) Evidence...

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I've heard people say that an unborn baby isn't alive until they are born (as a justification of abortion). If this is true, do you think they would be distressed if someone intentionally killed their unborn child, or would it not matter to them? Based on some comments, such as the unborn being tumors, parasites, etc. it shouldn't make any difference, or they might even consider it a favor.

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I had an abortion in my younger years, five months into the pregnancy. Can I call myself a mother, or am I not, seeing as how I never actually gave birth? If a woman's children have died, is she still a mother? If so, you are a mother.

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What do you think of this statement? "Abortion is premeditated murder" If "honor killings" are murder, so are abortions, even though both are legal in certain countries. The legality of an act does not change what it is.

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Is it or is it not a double standard when people say they can understand the first abortion but having it repetitively over and over they would say it is wrong? What's the difference? Disregard. Didn't mean to answer twice.

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Do you think that women should be allowed to go shirtless like men? Why is it the men that should never take their shirts off in public are the first ones that want to? In fairness, if men can, women should be able to also. Let it be their choice. Hopefully, they will have more sense than some of these hairy back beer bellied guys go. Disgusting.

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(This is an open question to anyone of any faith) How can you disclaim evolution when there is so much evidence backing it up? Or, so you've heard. If I told you that there was circumstantial evidence that suspect A killed a person. However, it has been shown that he was not even in the country, would you conclude he was guilty?   Likewise, some believe that there is evidence of biological evolution. However, the basic mechanism of mutation has been shown to not be able to produce new kinds of creatures,...

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Is there one, single piece of testable evidence that clearly points to a creator god? Yes, many tests have shown that the basic mechanism of biological evolution (mutation) does not have the ability to have produced 100 million species, with billions of vastly different complex subsystems from a single cell, or (which admittedly is a whole other subject) that that single cell living could have become animated by natural causes.   Many test have revealed that mutations...

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Speaking of reasons to abort, are kids really better off dead than poor? Wouldn't most poor people commit suicide if that were the case? No, I've been poor. You can always escape poverty - I did. Escaping death is a much bigger problem. I say give em a chance and see what they make of their lives.

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The Universe: Result of a Chance Accident or the Result of an Intelligent Creator? I've seen accidents. The universe is way too orderly and complex to be an accident.

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How can light get to us from stars which are millions of light years away in a universe which the Bible claims is only thousands of years old? The Bible says no such thing. People say that, but not the Bible. It says the heavens (including the starts) and the earth were created "in the beginning."

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What would be some scientific experiments that would include the idea of an Intelligent Design? We test this every day. Whenever you see or use a highly organized complex system, we know for sure that it was designed by an intelligent individual or group. Complex order doesn't just happen. This is what keeps most of us employed.

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How old is the earth according to the Bible? "In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth." Sometime after that, according to the account, he started doing other things, including developing the earth in preparation for life. Bottom line, the Bible doesn't say when "the beginning" was.

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This comes up often in discussions of the Bible being accurate scientifically so I ask the community - Is a circle the same as a sphere? It depends on your perspective. To the naked eye, the moon appears to a circle. Yet, we know that it is a sphere.

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Do you believe in Theistic Evolution? (that God used evolution to bring forth His creation)? Why or Why Not? No, because 1) it contradicts the Bible account, and 2) evolution is implausible in what it is supposed to have been able to accomplish. From a single extremely complex cell (a huge problem in itself) to 100 million separate species, with countless billions of outrageously complex subsystems and features. No, not plausible.

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Why do most scientist have problems with having a Creator (God) of the universe? Because they believe what other scientists tell them they must believe if they are to be credible, if they want a career in science, if they want to be taken seriously. There are plenty of scientists who do believe in a creator, however. A good friend of mine is a Ph.D scientist working on top secret government programs and fully believes in a creator.

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With all the proof that the scientific method works, and the benefits it's brought, hoe can anyone beleive Biblical stories when they directly contradict science? There are many things that we take for granted that, not too many years ago, *seemed* to directly contradict science. Humans are *discovering*, peeling back the layers of the onion, or putting the puzzle pieces together - the majority of which are still missing. There are more things that are unknown than known. So - to say that it is not possible for a supposed "miracle" to...

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Would you prefer to board an airplane designed by engineers using principals of science or one designed by someone who was inspired by god? I'll take the earth's design over the Airbus design that resulted in the death of 228 people after leaving Brazil, most of whom have a watery grave at the bottom of the Atlantic ocean. EDIT: with plane crashes killing everyone aboard averaging about 1 every 10-14 days, I think I'll stick with the person that designed the atom. In fact, I'll take the guys and gals who...

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Have you ever had a garage-door spring break? Did it cause any damage? No, but it cost me $200 to get it replaced.

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Why is it that Liberals speak out against War so loud but in the next breath they will support abortion? Abortions kill more people every year then our current wars have. Abortion is war on the truly innocent. Both result in killing innocents. Innocent civilians and innocent unborn humans. The difference is that in war, they don't usually specifically plan to kill the innocents as is done in abortion. Abortion's the most ruthless inhumane act of human victimization I can think of.

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Why would any family allow a child to speak at the funeral for her father with millions and millions of people watching her? Because she, of all people, had the absolute right to speak at her father's funeral. It will probably help her in the future, having expressed herself that way.

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Men: if your wife/SO had an abortion against your wishes, what would you do? DEE-VORCE.

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Is 12 years old to young to babysit a small child? It depends on the 12 years old and the small child. A mature 12 year old and a small child who know each other would probably be fine, especially if the child has had babysitter training. The Red Cross gives classes for kids, and certifies them in babysitting. They are taught basic child care and safety. I recommend it for kids who are going to babysit.

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Should i be mad if the guy that got my only daughter pregnant was 18 and she is 13? If you knew about the relationship, you should be mad at yourself too.

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Hi. If a woman is pregnant and the father requests she abort (because he doesnt want to be a father) and the woman refuses, can he still be made to pay child support if she choses to carry? Are there any current laws being considered for father's rights? There should be. Pro-choice means that both men and women should have a choice. Unless a person is just pro-abortion. In that case, men have no choice.

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Why would someone that has been mistreated and cheated on by her husband still stay married and still defend her husband? (Just trying to understand my own parents, here.) Kids usually don't know all the facts about their parents' marriage. There are 2 sides to every slice of bread.

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Why did I get married if my husband gets upset about the children sitting on the furniture or wearing shoes in the house? Does he expect them to sit on the floor to eat dinner? Wearing shoes in the house is pretty disgusting, considering what people especially kids step in when they're outside.

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Why do people think abortion is not killing? It appeases their conscience. Unless they are truly inhumane and unfeeling, facing the reality of killing a defenseless human being would be too much to take. So, they convince themselves that the unborn are not living humans.

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Is it okay that my husband and I don't wear our wedding rings? Is it OK that you prefer blue over green? It's your choice to wear rings or not.

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Husband says something wife feels is insulting. She slaps him hard across the face. Is that domestic violence? What should he do? It is domestic violence. If he offended her, he should apologize but immediately file for divorce.

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Feminists: Why can't you say men and women are equal? They say it ONLY when it's to their advantage. So, I treat feminists just like I would a man. When it's to their disadvantage, they will pull out the female card. I ignore that.

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How must the doctor feel or think when he is aborting a completely healthy fetus (a life) from a perfectly healthy woman - To create income to enable food, education, & care for his own children so special at home? - Who gave them the license to be God? They don't care. They are busy cashing the checks.

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I hate all men. They are macho shovanist pigs & expect women to be slaves. How do u feel about these words? Typical feminist speak.

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I've been with my bf for 4 years - dated 1, lived 3. Why hasn't he proposed yet? Maybe he's waiting for you to propose.

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I see lots of questions using Jesus' name in jest or in an insulting manner, but never any about Mohammad. Why might this be? Fear of being blown up by a Muslim extremist.

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What do you think of Richard Dawkins saying religion is child abuse? He should call President Obama and charge him with child abusers since he is raising his girls to be Christians.

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Are your parents Atheist & how did they religiously school you: to believe / not to believe? My parents were believers but not church goers.

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Do You think Dawkins answer to this question was childish or intelligent? Neither. Ignorant and small minded.

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Are the unborn human? Obviously. Abortion kills a human being. Nonetheless, it is legal.

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Married Men: Do you wear your wedding ring? No, I don't do any jewelry. I find it very uncomfortable, and not me. I don't even wear a watch.

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Wife works to support home. Husband unemployed. Her 32 y/o son lives with them. She has so much work, she has to bring it home. She is starting online college. Husband feels neglected. Couple is not talking. Married 3 yrs. Divorce or not? Guys can't win. If they work hard with the wife and at home, and the wife feels neglected, he's rotten. If she works hard and husband stays at home and feels neglected, he's a bum. Maybe she needs to stop focusing so much on her career and spend time with her husband.

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Is there anything that would make you automatically file for divorce? (Nothing he or she could do to change your mind) Any form of abuse.

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Are women winning the battle for wage and salary equality? Single women are just about on par with men. If we can mothers to put in the same number of hours and focus as much on their work as single women, the gap would shut tight.

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Are all feminists secretly man-hating lesbians? It's no secret and not all are lesbians.

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In your marriage, who has changed more, you or your partner? She has.

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Are all feminists secretly man-hating lesbians? I've given up on trying to figure them out.

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Ok so for all u ppl who are against abortions.Now what if i got pregnant by mistake and i was told if i have this baby i would die. Now i know its doing good to have a baby but isnt this killing yourself witch is a sin btw. And what if you have children. I would tell you that your doctor is either lying or incompetent. I would tell you that, at any point, they can deliver the baby by emergency c-section if necessary, except for tubal pregnancies. Beyond that, the only reason to abort is if you just want to kill the baby for some reason.

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Should you have to cut off cut contact with a member of the opposite sex who your spouse doesn't want you talking to? No, your husband/wife doesn't own you.

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Can we find another, less pejorative word than "cheater" to define men and women who have relationships outside their marriages? Overly-friendly?

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How often do you need to hear "I love you." I don't know why my wife complains. I told her at the wedding that I loved her and that I'd let her know if anything changed. Well, nothing's changed. No point in repeating myself.

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How would you feel if your husband loves you, treats you very well, but doesn't seem to have deep romantic feelings any longer After about 10 years of marriage, my wife asked me why I never told her I loved her anymore. I told her that when we got married I told her I loved her then and if anything changed, I'd let her know.

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Would you accept an apology from a friend that stabbed you in the back? Has he taken the knife out yet, or am I still walking around with it?

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Help! My husband is in touch with his first love and they are arranging to meet, possibly with my kids there too. He doesn't know I know yet. Should I confront him now, or give him ample opportunity to tell me before the event? If he weren't planning to tell you, he wouldn't be taking the kids - who would surely say something he'd have to explain. He's probably stalling, trying to figure out how to present it. In the off chance, he doesn't say something soon, plan something for that exact time and see what he does . . . that will tell you all you need to know.

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Who should define marriage for others? The 2 or more adults involved.

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Is there physical proof that Jesus existed? The calendar.

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Ok so who besides me believes that christianity is completely plagiarized from ancient egyptians... Incorrect. Babylon. The New Testament was not borrowed from Babylon or Egypt; however, many so-called modern Christian practices were. They were borrowed from Babylon primarily, not Egypt. Most religious practices globally are similar because humans sprang from that region of the world.

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Is it discriminatory to belong to a males only professional organization? (see link) Evidently not. Judge Sotomayor belongs to a females only professional organization.

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Is it necessary for a man to wear a wedding ring if he doesn't want to? No, it's totally up to him. I don't wear one. Never saw the point in it.

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I lost my daughter in a wreck 6 years ago and I still can not deal with it I have let my life slip away , how do I get back to living? Ask yourself how your daughter would want you to live. I can imagine that she wouldn't want you to forget about her, but would want you to go on with your life, carrying her in your mind and heart always. Looking at it another way, if you were the one who died, how would you have wanted your daughter to go about her life? Do that.

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Are people without kids missing out? It's better to have children and grandchildren than having nobody when you're in your 60's, 70's, and especially 80's and above. Nothing worse than having nobody who really cares about you when you're elderly and/or sick and need your family.

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Babies are not born with hatred. They are not born with religious beliefs (all babies are atheists, no matter how much water you splash on them) and they haven't a clue about things like racism or misogyny or homophobia. They must be taught, right? Babies have little to no knowledge of anything, certainly no ideologies. They are not atheists or any other IST, for that matter.

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Are you more right wing or left wing? Neither. Extremes tend to create as many problems as they solve.

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Why do men whom are kind of short lie about their height? The same reason women lie about their age and weight. It's a vanity thing. Men don't like being short. Women don't like being old and/or fat.

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How hard can the adoption process be for an international baby? It's 40-50% cheaper, and 50% faster than adopting in the US - believe it or not. Far more people would be able to adopt if it didn't cost tens of thousands of dollars, and didn't take years.

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Why the difference in domestic violence committed by men and women? Men lose their temper and hit (60% DV cases), while women (40% DV cases) will mostly wait hours or days, than attack the unaware or sleeping man. Good example: "Men Don't Tell" movie Women abuse (hit, shove, kick, etc.) men as or more often than men abuse women, but women initiate violence more often. Men don't report for several reasons. 1) The police either won't respond, won't take it seriously, or will arrest the man instead of the woman. 2) People feel the man must have done something to "deserve it", such as cheat. 3) Men feel...

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The more I read the "pro life" stand that abortion is murder, the more I am inclined to support a womans choice, does anyone else feel this way? Fetuses, no matter the gestational age, have human being DNA. Abortion kills a human being.

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Should a person be able to commit suicide if there severely depressed? Of course. It's their life to end or continue as they see fit, whether they are depressed or not. It certainly shouldn't be illegal; that's ridiculous.

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Is it bad that im 14 with tattoos? whats your opinion. No, it's your body. Anybody else's opinion doesn't matter.

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If you could remain the same physical age for your whole life, what age would you choose? 26.

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One of my feminist uni profs is constantly whining about how unfair it is that women get pregnant while men don't. She seems quite convinced that it's all the man's fault. Do you agree that feminists these days are taking things too far? Yeah, feminists' blame males for everything platform has been old for years. If they stuck to a platform of fairness and equality, people wouldn't get so sick of them.

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What would you do if your best friend that you've been friends for over 15 years said, hey, i'm pregnant i need to have an abortion. Would you go with me? What would you say? Explain why? NO wrong or right answers only options. Unless her life is in immediate danger, friends know when to tell friends no. She would thank me later.

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I won't be telling my parents when I get my tongue pierced. Is there any way to hide it? No. They'll be pissed, but it's your tongue and it will be too late once they find out. They can't unpierce it once it's done.

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Is there logic behind not being allowed to pierce my body (ears too)? No, it's your body. Pierce whatever you want.

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My parents wont let me get my tragus pierced because they think it looks trashy... what do you think? It doesn't matter what we think or what your parents think. It's your body. It only matters what you think. Get it anyway.

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Should sex-selective abortion be legal? (non-health related) That will never happen. The pro-choice movement would never allow such a law to pass because it would suggest that the unborn have rights - invalidating the whole "my body, my choice" argument.

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My mother threatened to hurt me. is there anything I can legally do? Move out.

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Im pregnant... and i dont know what to do... I was raped, you see, not long ago, and Im scared!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm only 16 Talk to your parents and report the rape to the police, first of all. The rapist needs to be apprehended or he may come back and victimize you again.

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Who's responsible for my teenager daughter's doctor bills? The government will pay for her to get an abortion but you're responsible for everything else.

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Should there be more late term abortion practitioners like Dr. Tiller . . . so that late term abortions are more accessible? There are very few late term pregnancy complications that require abortion. Even in the most extreme cases, emergency c-sections can be performed to address to problem, followed by hysterectomy if necessary. There's no health benefit to the mother to killing the baby, unless the mother just wants the baby dead for some reason.

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Many believers have become atheists, but are you, or do you know, a person who was an atheist and became a believer? My personal physician.

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Guys or girls what do you like more large breasts or small? Large, at least C. I could've fallen in love with a smaller lady with cute little perkies, but I lean toward larger.

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Are nice breasts REALLY that important? Yes. However "nice" is very subjective. Since most women end up coupled with somebody at some point, they all must be "nice" enough.

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Men if your wife knows that you come home about 7:30 every night and she doen't work, she makes you pick up food and lets you eat by yourself on the kitchen counter while her and the kids ate 2 hrs ago. What kind of atmosphere is in that home? Let me guess. She's your daughter in-law. Am I right? If he's coming home straight from work at 7:30, the man deserves a home cooked meal. On the other hand, if he's been hanging out at the bar for a couple hours, I understand why she'd tell him to pick something up on his way home.

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WHY IS IT THAT MEN LIE ABOUT WATCHING PORN AND THEN TELL YOU THEY LOVE YOU AND ITS ALL OK? OR AM I OVER REACTING? Overreacting.

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Should it be 'illegal' to cheat in a marriage? Who gets to define "cheating?" If I send a co-worker a text message my wife doesn't know about, do the police show up and arrest me? What if we go to lunch and I decide to pay - will I get arrested? If my wife thinks turning my head to see a pretty lady on the street is cheating, can she call 911 and have me hauled off to jail? If we've been separated for a year,...

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Who do you think is a better leader Barack Obama or George Bush? Obama is far more charismatic, engaging, and less polarizing. On the other hand, Bush did tremendous good for the third world, especially Africa and, curiously, took no credit for it. He never even talked about it. He's probably more popular in parts of Africa than he is in the US.

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Is it possible to die of a broken heart? My grandmother did.

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Your husband or wife gave you permission to spend 1 night with someone else. Who would it be? Not tellin.

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Most doctors (76%) say they believe in God. Thoughts? ---- (see link) Their detailed study of human biology and physiology leads most of them to the conclusion that the remarkable complexity, efficiency, creativity, and beauty of the human body could not exist without an intelligence responsible.

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What are some feminist quotes from the 1960's? A woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle - 1969. Sexism is NOT the fault of women -- kill your fathers - Robin Morgan I feel that "man-hating" is an honorable and viable political act - Robin Morgan

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What is the direction that 'feminism' is taking today? Misandry. There have been equal rights for years.

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I am 13 and a half years old and thinking of getting my ear pierced(the left one).non of my friends have any piercings,I just think its cool to have a piercing.heaps of girls i know have their ears pierced,but do you think I should wait till Im 18?risks?? I've seen kids far younger than you with pierced ears. No big deal.

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How young can u be to get your belly button pierced without it being too young? 15 and above.

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Should a guy pierce on or both ears? It depends on how much money you have. Super rich athletes with 4 ct diamond studs in each ear scream "I'm crazy rich and can actually afford this!" Normal guys might appear to be trying too hard. But, it's mainly what YOU like, not anybody else.

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I am 14, how can can I convince my parents I should get a lip pierceing? My mom says I can and my dad says I cant. You only need 1 parent's permission. Have your mom sign for you. Even if your dad disagrees you can still get it done.

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How can you convince someone not to get a tattoo? You can't if they think it's a good idea and want to mark their body permanently.

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I am turning 15 on Friday, and I plan on getting a tattoo. It is going to be a small (1") pentacle. Do you think this is a bad idea? If so, why? If not, where do you think I should get it? You're old enough to get an abortion without your parents' consent. I'm sure you can handle a tattoo. Get is somewhere that's not visible in dress clothes. Eventually, you will be a grown up and won't want it to show during a business meeting.

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What are you addicted to? Now what, WHO.

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Should anti-abortion activists be labeled as a terrorists? (Only including people who take some sort of action, not those who merely profess a belief.) Anybody who kills innocents could be labeled a terrorist.

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Do you believe that any pro athlete has to be a role model just because they play a game and get paid for it? No more or less than an actor, singer, musician or politician. They have the same issues as anybody else, except they have more money.

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Do you think a person should be judged by the worst thing they have ever done in their life? Absolutely not. Don't judge anyone, since you're not their conscience or their judge as to right and wrong. Some people consider abortion to be murder, others consider it to be expelling excess tissue.

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What if you woke up and you were dead? It would ruin my day.

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If you were the opposite gender, what would you name yourself? We named my daughter after me. It works for either male or female. So, I'm set.

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Does every person have (or has had) homosexual thoughts or fantasies even if they are straight? No.

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How come it's 'Okay' to be a feminist, but not the be a 'masculinist'? Should have been a comment.

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Isn't profoundly immoral for the government to collect money in the form of taxes from individuals and couples of all sexual orientations, and then to dispense special privileges to opposite-sex couples only? Yes. The same is true of polygamous families. Every tax payer should be free to marry as they see fit.

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Who's worse: right wing wackos or left wing wackos? Send em all to Antarctica with a parka and a loaf of bread and see who makes it back.

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Why hold a door open or pull back a share for a female when it is not a time period like the 1930s unless they are holding something or disabled? What he's saying is why should we treat women any differently than we do men anymore? If we wouldn't hold the door (or whatever) for a man in a given situation, why should we do so for a woman in that same situation? Feminism killed all of that as a blanket rule. My rule of thumb is, if I wouldn't do it for a man, I don't do it for a feminist. Fortunately, I seldom...

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In general what does abortion represent in our society? Killing the most vulnerable for convenience.

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Don't abortion violate one of the amendments? the pursuit of happiness, life, liberty you know Lots of people don't consider the unborn to be worthy to live any more than a bug that got into the house. They have no problem snuffing them out without giving it a second thought.

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If an anti-abortion rapist impregnated a pro-choice woman, what organizations would support the rapist's right to force the woman to have the baby? It is legal in the US for a rapist for force her victim to have a child, when the rapist is female and the victim is male. In cases of statutory rape, the male victim has NO rights. He is forced to pay child support whether he wants to be a father or not. What's worse, many who claim to be "pro-choice" don't want the boy to have a "choice." It's...

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Do you regret that your mother didn't choose abortion when she was pregnant with you? I would have never forgiven her.

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Do you look down on people who didn't have an abortion? I respect them for multiple reasons: 1) They love their children enough to make whatever sacrifice is necessary. 2) Even when the baby is coming a terrible time or in a bad situation, they find ways to meet the challenge, even if that means letting some loving couple raise the baby, instead of giving up and aborting him/her. 3) They will usually be the kind of parents who will show...

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At what point should I tell my wife that I got my ex-wife pregnant? Just tell her you're pro-choice. It's your body and your choice what you do with it.

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You lost your job... your spouse needs an operation... What event might send you over the edge and turn to a life of crime? If I lost my job and my wife needed an operation, the last place I need to be is in jail trying to find a lawyer willing to represent me pro bono. Crime doesn't pay. Even if you get away with it temporarily, you live the rest of your life waiting for the other shoe to drop.

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Mike Tyson daughter dies, your thoughts? Terribly tragic. I know first hand that there is nothing more long lastingly tragic and gut wrenching than the loss of a child.

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Do you look down on people who have had an abortion? I don't look down on anybody, no matter what they've done.

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Men: have you ever painted your toenails? No.

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If feminism is really about equality for all, why isn't it called egalitarianism? Because it seeks female superiority and sometimes even misandry, not equality.

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Why would other people care if an adult chooses to be in a polygamous relationship? Why do they care to keep it illegal if it doesn't interfere with their lives? Discrimination. Wanting to control other people's life choices.

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If your S/O told you repeatedly that he/she didn't want to live with you and that the relationship is over, would you stay? I have her replaced in 3-5 days.

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Is divorce a happy or sad thing? Is it an end or a beginning? It's a happy beginning. It's a relief thing. It's a what the **** was I thinking thing. It's a so glad to stop being miserable thing. It's a get her/him the *** away from me thing. It's a let me move on to get with who I really want to be with anyway thing.

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I dont want to offend anyone, but in the case of having a stillborn child, do doctors insist the mother give birth (like labour) to the child or can you request to have a c section? They will not do a c-section. It's unnecessary surgery with the associated risks. It's a terrible time, having to go through labor and delivery under those circumstances, but there's no way around it. Being surrounded by loved ones is the only saving grace.

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Can someone really be in love with more than one person,and share them with other people? (Hint:Three-way relationship,etc) Sure. Some people are born that way.

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What cash value, in USD, would you place on your soul? $1M. So says my insurance policy.

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Have you ever been drunk, and did you like it or hate it, or was it like whatever? Never. I don't like not being in control of my circumstances. Getting drunk is voluntarily giving up control.

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Is it true that when a couple has been married a long time, say 70+ years, that when 1 of them dies the other dies shortly thereafter of grief and because they just give up? Sometimes, but not always. People who've been married for 70+ years sometimes die just because they're really old. Some old people cope with loss better than others.

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Is love watching someone die? If so, who's going to watch you die? Nobody, I hope. My plan is to not die.

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If your boss was to die tomorrow, would you miss him/her? No. I'm the boss. That would be bad news though.

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Abortion Law - What is legal in the U.S. and Why? Can women get an abortion for any reason? Nothing is illegal except "partial birth abortion." A woman doesn't need a reason. She can abort all girls and keep all boys if she wants. She can get a 3rd trimester abortion if she can convince a doctor that motherhood would cause mental distress. The only abortion practice that is illegal are the so-called "partial birth abortions" where the baby is given birth...

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Who bears the burden of proof? In a debate about the existence of God: Who should prove what? Is it Theists who are supposed to prove that God exist; or Atheists who must demonstrate that God do not and cannot exist? Both. But, neither can. Both groups believe what they do based on faith because, despite being personally convinced neither can prove their contention.

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Can all religions lead us to Same God? if yes, why? if not, Why Not? Something about the wars they fight against each other tells me no.

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Should parents influence their children's views (e.g. ethical, political, economic, religious (or non-religious), etc.) or let them develop their own views without parental influence? No, their job is only to buy them stuff. Teach them that they should decide for themselves what is right and wrong, to constantly challenge your ethics, decisions, and parental authority.

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Any thoughts on Polygamy? Some people are born that way. You can't change them. Let them marry if they want.

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If buttermilk made you drunk, would you drink it? No, it's nasty, but does make good pancakes.

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Whats your name? Franklin. You can call me Franklin.

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Was Jesus a szichophrenic? No human has ever been szichophrenic.

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Is it time for a 3rd political party in America? I, for one, am SICK of Republicrats/Demopublicans! Something in between the right wing and left wing wackos would be nice.

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Why do a lot of people treat suicide like it's a joke? It's a very serious thing and sometimes the person contemplating committing suicide just wants to be talked out of it. It's not a joke, and people should be able to talk about it if that's what they want. However, it is their life to end if that's their choice.

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Do you think all states should have the Death with Dignity Act that Oregon has? Suicide should be legalized, just like abortion is. There should be suicide clinics for people who want to die, whether they are sick or not. Let people choose whether they want to live or die, and stop trying to control people's lives.

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SUICIDE: Brave for taking the next step, or weak for letting it go? Neither. It's just a choice like abortion.

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Is abortion wrong? It's not as bad as what they would do to them later on.

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I know this is a bit morbid but how many people do you think will attend your funeral? Will they be sad? Probably about 1,500-2,000. I'm anonymous here but very well known IRL.

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If you had the ashes of someone you loved and you knew it would cause hard feelings to your survivers if you had them buried next to you when you die. but one of the persons requests was that they be buried next to you. What would you do? Bury them. It's their ashes and their choice where they get buried. The living will just have to accept that those were his/her wishes.

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Which is a more harmful addiction- porn or religion? If someone thinks either one is harmful, they should personally abstain. Nothing wrong with either one or both.

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Which woman in history, politics, or the media, do you think did the most to pave the way for woman of today? What makes you choose this particular woman? Eleanor Roosevelt. She was the first high profile First Lady who actively used her position for social causes. She actively supported her husband's platforms, such as the New Deal, and campaigned for them, even after his death. She worked for justice and equal treatment for women and minorities, and supported the formation of the UN. She actively supported civil rights, using her...

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I think my boyfriend is looking at porn on his PC. He clears his history, and temporary files regularly. Is there any way I can recover the deleted info or monitor his actions from another PC without him knowing? That's a violation of his privacy. If you are uncomfortable with something you think he is doing, talk to him about it.

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Pro-Life, or Pro-Choice? BOTH mother and father should have a choice. Pro-choice for either both or neither.

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Which is worse: hiding an abortion from your husband (knowing he would disapprove) or hiding an act of adultery from your wife (assuming it was safe sex)? No comment.

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A lot of people complain that the man doesn't get a choice when it comes to abortion. So, how do you feel when a woman decides to have an abortion she doesn't really want because the man feels it is best? The complaint is that she has the choice to ignore and over rule his opinion, but he doesn't have the choice to ignore or over rule hers.

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Abortion: Should you need permission from the father? No, but neither should the father need permission to abort his parental obligations by signing a release. Neither mother or father should be forced to carry a baby against their will, her for 9 months, him for 18 years.

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Should men be able to "opt-out" of fatherhood (by week 24), just as women are able to "opt-out" of motherhood by abortion. Yes.

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What's wrong with charity being limited to the people of one's own faith? Better than being so stingy you don't do anything for anybody.

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As a taxpayer, what are your feelings and concerns about your tax dollars being used to finance the felonious torture activity's of the CIA? How does it make you feel as a humanbeing to know your tax dollars brought pain, suffering, and death, to another? The government finances a lot of things I disagree with. That's just one of them. Most of the people in the world are horrible.

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What is the the biggest mistake people make when they remarry? Remarrying.

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Married men who DONT cheat: do you remain faithful out of love for her, or out of fear of the financial repercussions of a divorce in the event that you get caught? (yes, I know women do it, too, but my question is for the guys.) She hasn't given me permission yet.

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Are you male, female, or both? Male here. 0% female.

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Why are so many people Anti-Christian? It's illogical since many of those same people are pro- the most famous Christian in the world, Barack Obama.

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So, when does life begin; at conception, when the baby first receives blood through the placenta, in the 12th week, at birth or other? It doesn't matter, does it? You can legally abort at 24 weeks no questions asked, and you can abort at 40 weeks if you can find a doctor who will state that the mother would suffer mental distress if she were to give birth. Some want it legal to have the baby delivered and THEN killed. The bottom line is that plenty of people only care that the "thing" gets killed, whether...

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How many months into pregnecy do you have to be before abortion is to late. 3rd trimester abortions (>24 weeks) are legal in the US in some states if a doctor claims the mother will suffer mental distress if she were to become a mother or if the baby has a heart or other problem. In Canada there is no legal limit. http://www.drtiller.com/elect.html

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How many of you have married or have known people who married their high school sweethearts? Are you/they still in a happy relationship? I married mine. Still going strong after 12 years.

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When if ever do you feel abortion is the right decision? Tubal pregnancy.

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If a condom breaks, or birth control pills fail (1.7% failure rate), should the man have a choice if the woman has an abortion or not even if she wants to keep it? After all they were taking precautions to not have this happen. The choice to abort his obligations and involvement but not the choice to force her to do anything.

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If your not ready for a child should abortions be an option? It is legally an option, and I for one would not stand in your way to terminate your unborn child, toddler, or teenager. It's your child not mine.

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Is it or is it not a double standard when people say they can understand the first abortion but having it repetitively over and over they would say it is wrong? What's the difference? If it's not wrong once, it's not wrong 10 times. There is no difference.

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Pro lifers - If a women is impregnated through rape, do you really think she should still not be allowed to terminate? Nor should boys who are victims of statutory rape be forced to write their rapists a check for 18 years.

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Pro-lifers, the mother will die or have serious complications if the pregnancy is not terminated with the child having slim to no chance of survival. Is abortion wrong still wrong? Tubal pregnancy is the only scenario where's that's ever categorically true. In that case, there is little choice. I do know someone who still said no. It scared me but the baby died on its own.

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My finance is getting ready to go on his bachelor party. They are heading to a beach resort for an entire week. Does anyone else think a week long bachelor party is a little crazy? It's a guys trip, and he'll probably want to keep taking them after you get married. If you try to stop him, he'll resent you and think you don't trust him. If you trust him, encourage him to have a good time and not do anything he'll regret.

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What do you think about abortion? I think that abortion should be banned in all states. I can understand that some girls might have rape as an excuse but so many girls may use that as an excuse to the point where you dont even know if they are lying. I'm not going to press for a law to keep other people from murdering their babies, toddlers or teenagers, even though I feel they are all equally murder. Whether other people choose to murder their unborn infant children is on them. They are probably the same people who would end killing them anyway.

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Anyone besides me glad Miss California is keeping her crown? Me. I hate the suppression of free speech.

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Do you enjoy womens' sports (e.g. tennis, basketball, golf, etc.)? Tennis and beach volleyball (hehehe).

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Would you ever share your bank account with your spouse? 3 accounts: Hers, mine, and ours (the household account).   A shared household account can be used for common expenses, with agreed upon contributions. If those contributions continue to be made, there will be very few arguments about money. If they both use the rest of their money for what they want, neither can complain about how money is being spent.   If all the bills are...

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Aside from humans, what mammals practice monogamy? Very few, which is why polygamy should be a legal option for those for whom it feels natural or who prefer it.

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Do you ever feel like ending your life? No, but they should have suicide clinics just like they have abortion clinics so that people who choose suicide can do it with dignity and not leave a mess for somebody to clean up.

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Finish the sentence: I love you more than... (Anything goes!) . . .black eyed peas.

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Ok, honestly, do men like eyeshadow on a woman? We don't normally notice it unless it's an unnatural color like blue or green. Even then, it's like background music. We get an overall impression but don't drill down to that level of detail.

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Could you stand there and watch someone try to kill themselves? I would try to talk to him/her to be sure that they really were making a rational choice, but it's his/her life. If s/he chooses death, that his/her decision to make.

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Do you believe that assisted suicide is morally wrong? No, it's his/her life to choose to end.

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Suicide is for cowards, agree or disagree? and why? Disagree. It goes against the grain. Also, it's really none of anyone else's business if someone chooses death.

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Should a married woman be required to inform (not get consent) her husband prior to getting an abortion? Didn't you get the memo? She doesn't EVER have to tell him, abortion or not. Fathers have no rights, only responsibilities.

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My wife just looked on my email and read some banter with one of my baseball players moms, that carried on a little to far. It could have gone sexual but in my opinion it didn't. I was joking with her. MY wife thinks it did. What do I do, to fix this Keep downplaying it as nothing serious. Also, if the other mom contacted her and apologized - not agreeing with her but respecting that her opinion does count. She should just say that she's sorry that she crossed your wife's line (although not necessarily her line) and that it won't happen again.

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Do you speak up if someone cuts in front of you in a line? Or do you just silently fume behind them? Absolutely. But, I'm kind of scary looking. So, it hardly ever happens.

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Should there be clinics where people can legally choose to commit suicide (still performed themselves), similar to abortion clinics? Why or why not? Yes. They could have counselors there to offer alternatives but not try to talk you out of it. At the end of the day, though, you should have the right to terminated YOUR OWN life if you see fit.

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If abortion is alright then is suicide alright too? The difference is - the person being killed in a suicide is taking his/her OWN life, not someone else's. If either should be legal, it should be suicide.

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Why do many people strongly disagree with suicide, saying that it's selfish, and then support abortion? Hypocrisy.

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Should a man ever have a say in a woman's decision to get an abortion? No, but a man should be able to abort his parental responsibilities if he doesn't want the child - just like women can.

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Do you mind climbing tall ladders? I'd have to be up almost 80' to paint the top part of my house. I cannot go that high.

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Can you choose to be asexual? No, people are born that way.

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Why can't you have your cake and eat it too? What's the point of having a cake if you can't eat it? Once you eat it, it's gone.

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A teacher at my former private school "disciplines" her 12 yrs daughter by beating her with a big brick..i remember seeing blood stains on it..(she used it to beat us 2)..I heard she's doing the same 2 his 9 yrs son now..Should i report her? If they've been beaten with bricks for years, just call the morgue. They must be dead by now.

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I'm 25 and am finally going to college. Am I crazy to start now? Not at all. You're never too old to get additional education.

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What does cheating means to you? does having a long distance relationship means you need to cheat or look for someone just not to feel alone? coz you're not with your wife or husband? Cheating means having a "sexual relationship with that woman."

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I think my husband is into porn ... again! Even if you're okay with porn I think it's a problem to be hiding it from your wife for the third time! What should I do? Just tell him you don't mind and would watch it with him. I guarantee if you do that, he won't bother to hide it anymore.

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Did you get your spouse something for Mother's Day? No. I specifically do not buy gifts on days when some pagan mother goddess or sun god or whatever other kind of gods people follow wants me to. I don't need somebody to tell me when to buy a gift. I buy them when I choose to and when she's not expecting one.

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What do you think of pink for girls and blue for boys? Do you view it as society trying to mold people from an early age? I view it as what my son and daughter personally prefer.

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How far would you go to protect someone you love? To the death.

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As much as some would have us believe, the words "profit" and "capitalism", if honorable shared and attained, are not necessarily "dirty words". Agree or disagree.? They criticize profit and capitalism until their pay check doesn't clear or they get laid off. All of a sudden money's not such a terrible thing after all.

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How come people are so materialistic and egotistical these days? What's up with that? Our entire culture glorifies materialism, which is what lead to the financial meltdown and it also deifies celebrities and other stars.

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Why shouldn't men or women be permitted to have more than one adult spouse, if that's their personal or religious choice? Isn't that discrimination? There's no valid reason. Yes, it's discrimination.

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Should marriage be: a) for life b) until you get on each other's nerves c) until you find someone who makes you happier d) until the kids leave home C, unless B comes first. Definitely not A.

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Should i always open doors for my girlfriend Yeah, unless she's into that feminism nonsense. You will get points and she'll brag about it to her friends.

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Are there any foreign accents that you enjoy hearing someone speak English with? I like hearing the English speak English. lol What they do to our language is amazing! Seriously, the West Indians are so emphatic, I find it amusing. The French sound nice whatever language they speak. The Australians have a pleasant accent. But, any kind of Spanish accent just tends to grate on my nerves.

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When God told the isralites the promised land was theirs, why did he make them go into the land and slaughter every thing that breatheth before they could have it? Why couldnt god just give it to them like he promised? They were being evicted but refused to go quietly. They were too busy with orgies and child sacrifice. They could've done it the easy way and just moved to another plot of land, or the hard way. Most, but not all, picked the hard way.

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Do you think it will ever be possible to conclusively prove the existence or non-existance of a God? Most that either believe or disbelieve do so because it supports their predispositions. I seldom see any who look at the evidence objectively. Some will believe in God whether there is evidence or not. Others will disbelieve despite any evidence.

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Is a single incident of domestic violence a good reason to divorce? (My wife hit me last night and I am moving out today) I don't need to take that, and I wouldn't take it. I have too much self-respect. Plus, there are too many single women out here looking for a good man.

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Am i crazy to marry someone who verbally abuses me everday? No crazier than the average husband. You'll get used to it.

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Was feminism necessary? Yep, but so was the civil war. Both should be history by now.

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Why aren't women ready to relocate for jobs/projects? How do we expect to earn as much as men if we aren't geographically flexible? Thankfully, women are, on average, more inclined to prefer stability to be able to be available for the kids. However, the result is that women, on average, do not command as high salaries as men because of working fewer hours.

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Why do they pay most female athletes get paid less than male athletes. The same reason they pay Oprah more than Rosie O'Donnell for their talk shows. More people want Oprah. Simple as that.

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Wedding/Engagement ring, is this a sign of love,commitment or is it just a tradition. I hate rings and refuse to wear a wedding ring, but I'm more married than lots of people who wear them everyday.

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Should polygamy be legal if all involved are 18+ and willingly consent to plural marriage? Absolutely. The only reason to disallow polygamy is bigotry and intolerance. The sad thing is that many people who are otherwise tolerant and non-prejudiced are intolerant and bigoted when it comes to this issue.

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A UN-commissioned report claims that 70 percent of the world's poor are women. http://www.citizensugar.com/1532822 Your comments? 51.3% of US women are homeowners. http://www.aflcio.org/issues/civilrights/upload/women.pdf

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How pleased are feminists that the percentage of male college graduates has now dropped to 41%? How low would they like to see it go? (http://www.accessmylibrary.com/coms2/summary_0286-34090357_ITM) As punch.

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Why do feminists use the word misogynist so often? The Ledbetter Act does not address the issue of equal job performance. So, there will be suits brought and won or settled for cash by women who took long maternity leaves, took more sick time, and worked less hours but had the same job title as a man who worked more. Oh well.

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Does "Intelligent Design" qualify as a legitimate Scientific Theory as the word is defined in the scientific method? See LINK: This concept extends light years (literally) beyond the concept of evolution, which is about life on planet earth. The idea that the complex universe with its myriad of forces (e.g. gravity, nuclear forces, magnetism) down to human and animal life could possibly have been directed by an intellect is not inconceivable.

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What are some of the major advances in gender equality since the 19th century? Women have an equal opportunity to compete with men for any job, in the public or private sector. We came this close to having a female president. Women can pretty much do whatever they want, as long as they are willing to make the same sacrifices men are - which often means sacrificing time spent with their families.

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Should women be allowed 2 play with men in sports? Only if there's no comparable girls team. Why? It limits boys' opportunities but not girls. For instance, say your son was just OK and might barely made the track team; but, there is a girl that's slightly better than him who tries out for the boys' team. If she gets the last slot, what are your kid's options? Answer: none. However, if he gets the last...

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What do think about legal gender discrimination (e.g. no men allowed to join "Curves"; no women allowed to join "Augusta National")? There's nothing wrong with a private organization that narrowly targets a particular customer market - as long as it isn't against the "greater good" such as the only taxi company in the city decides that they will only pick up men.

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What do you think when a woman often says, "I'm a strong woman"? If other people say it, I think that she's probably a woman that has shown that she can handle life's challenges with courage, grace, and aplomb. If she's constantly saying it about herself she's very likely a brutish loudmouth.

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How come it's 'Okay' to be a feminist, but not the be a 'masculinist'? The vast majority of women don't think being a feminist is OK and want nothing to do with feminism and its misandry - and they get along just fine. Most men and women just go about their lives without being any kind of IST.

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Are these valid reasons for preventing men from joining a protest against violence against women...? 1/ Its held on International Women's Day 2/ Women and children may be afraid of men 3/ Women may feel they should defer to men. But men - give money! There are no valid reasons to pit men against women, which is what that would do. In fact, there really shouldn't be a protest over violence "just" against women; it should be a protest against domestic violence, period. All domestic violence (woman on man or man on woman) is wrong, whether an injury occurs or not. The facts show that although women are more often and...

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Have you ever had someone confess an attraction or feelings for you and it caught you completely off guard because you had never suspected that person to be even remotely interested in you? If so, what happened? How did you handle it? I valued the friendship so I tried to ignore it, which was a big mistake. It's best to address it so you don't end up with problems and regrets. My failure to properly respond only hurt us both, and now we can't even talk at all.

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What's your opinion of this statement: If a man works a full-time job to support his wife and himself, no kids, and his wife does not work at all, he's within his rights to expect his home to be clean and a hot meal being prepared when he gets home. Either that or the alternative. The alternative being that he works during the day to take care of her and then comes home at night and works to take care of her, while she does. . . what exactly?

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Men: do you let a feminist have the last seat on the train or take it yourself? (She's wearing a feminist T-Shirt) If she's wearing that shirt and I get to the seat a nanosecond sooner than her, I'm taking it. We're equal.

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There are a number of unmarried women in their late 20's to their mid 30's.. is this a direct result of the lack of real men? If so, what happened to men in the US? I have over a hundred good friends who are great men, most are married with kids. It probably depends on the circles one travels in.

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What is your moral position on assisted suicide? It's his/her life to choose to continue living or not.

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Should assisted suicide be legal for the non terminally ill? (If state controlled like in Oregon and Washington State) Whose life is it anyway? Any individual should be able to decide for him/herself whether to continue living or not. However, the state would need strict controls to ensure that the individual choosing to die is not just being murdered.

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I am a male student and i'm doing a reseach paper on why (recruitment of males to healthy indusrty) there are less men in the health care indusrty than women. what are the reasons why men are few in the field? It's the word "care." Any profession where personal physical care is required is usually dominated by women. In their wonderment, they just are more willing to take care of the vulnerable (old, young, sick) than men. For example, in education, there are more male high school teachers than elementary school teachers. In health care, there are more male doctors than nurses....

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Do you think polygamy should be accepted? What about gay marriage? People can choose to accept or reject it for themselves. However, as long as all concerned are adults, both should be legal. I don't believe in discrimination.

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Is it legal for a man who is being violently beaten by a woman to hit back? Yes. A man or woman can legally use deadly force to protect him/herself if they are being violently attacked and in danger of serious injury or death.

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Why engagement ring, why not heart/love ring? Or, why a ring at all? The wearing of wedding and engagement rings was largely created by jewelry companies for their own profits. True love does not need any material representations.

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In uk they want to teach my kindergaten son about homosexuality through fairytales-should i take him out of school if they do this? They will teach your son that being a homosexual is little different than having red hair. Most people aren't born that way, but there's nothing wrong with it. If that's what you want him to believe, let him stay. If those aren't your values, teach him at home what your values are with respect to homosexuality.

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If the mother of an unborn child wants the father to have no rights to the child (she is not even listing him on the BC) can he sue for paternity testing of the child so that he may be granted visitation? Yes, he can and should.

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Should a man put his wife first in his life if she has put him second in hers after her children from a previous relationship? It depends on the circumstance, the specific need at the time, and the understanding you went into the marriage with. There are times when a married couple sacrifices time together for the sake of the kids. There is also time where a married couple intentionally spends time alone together. There is a balance that the couple should (ideally before the marriage) have agreed on upfront. ...

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Should the US discontinue all foreign economic aid? All it gets is criticism in return anyway. If you think the US gets criticized now, just let us stop writing checks to foreign governments. The floodgates of harsh and hateful criticism would open up.

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How important is it to change one's religion to marry a person from another? Can two people following different religions not live harmoniously and raise a family? In many religions, it is a violation of the religion itself to marry outside. In many religions, it is a requirement to teach the children according to the religion and make sure they are active in it. One or both must compromise their religious values.

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Will women ever get equal pay as long as men work longer hours? (US Dept. of Labor says men work 25% more hours - see link) Is there really just a "WORK gap" not a "WAGE gap"? The simple answer is, companies pay workers for their work not their gender. In an economy where companies are struggling to survive, there is very little gender discrimination. There is only productivity discrimination. Workers that produce the most for the company will be paid the most, especially if they demand it. Those who produce less will be paid less. Yes, there is a work gap...

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Is it true that men are more interested in women who are sexy and hot versus women who are intelligent and can take care of themselves. We (at least I) want both. One without the other gets stale and boring real quick, and we (at least I) lose interest.

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What do i do if im gettin married and my future wife is decidin things that i dont like?? for instance the dress she is goin to wear.. i want it to be very formal and she wants it to be plain.. there is much more but in general she has different views.. On the scale of things you will need to agree on in married life, this is microscopic. If you don't agree on something so small and basic and both have strong feelings about it, you may want to re-think whether your marriage can possibly work.

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Women: Why do we get criticized for trying to "solve" (aka "fix") the problem? Isn't eliminating problems a good thing? Women want the problem to hang around long enough for them to discuss their feelings about it whereas men want the problem solved as soon as possible. If the problem gets resolved too fast they don't have a chance to talk about how they feel about it. Talking about their feelings is what they really want more than solving the problem. Makes no sense to us, but that's the way...

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What is some thing men want in a women that would keep them statisfied enough to not cheat? It's not about cheating, it's about losing his heart. That's usually a precursor to being attracted to someone else. But, to answer your question: undying love, loyal support, respect, and plenty of affection. If a mans does not feel loved, respected, and supported, you can lose his heart and someone else could then capture it. It's not about sex, it's about the...

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My husband tries to be intimate but i keep pushing him away lately. I feel terrible because he is a great husband, but i just don't feel like having sex with him.I just told him how i felt. Now he is ignoring me and won't talk about it. What should i do? Imagine he told you that he can't stand to have sex with you and now he wants to elaborate on why. You have to convince him that the problem is you and not him. That's they only way to keep this from getting stuck in his head forever that the only person he is supposed to have sex with doesn't want to have sex with him. That leaves him with few options that are good for the...

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Am I a cheater? Met a lady at work while I was separated; we were strongly drawn to each other. Never dated, touched or shared personal feelings. Stopped talking to her and got back with the wife for the kids sake. Trying hard to forget her. We did talk a lot and developed feelings but intentionally didn't do anything about them. We agreed it was best if we stopped communicating.

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My wife and i are 30 and have been together for 15 years we have had an awesome relationship and i just found out that for the last 8months she was having an affair she is now pregnant by this man and its over and wants to work it out i beleive her And raise the other man's child? I don't think so.

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Why don't woman today respect their husbands? Because they don't respect God, the Bible or much of anything else. It's not just wives, though. Husbands have their share of the blame.

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Does Intelligent Design really prove the existence of God? This all can't just be one big coincidence. That's what I get out of it.

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When does life begin? At conception? At 24 weeks? At birth? At 40? The question is, when does "human" life begin. To answer that, consider that the controversy over "human" embryonic stem cell research. It is controversial because the cells in question are unquestionably "human" cells, not something else. Therefore, it is clear that after conception, those living cells are "human."

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If you are a morman are you in a cult? Not truly, only technically. The dictionary definition of the word cult, similar to the word chivalry does not match the common usage. Technically, the vast majority of humans are cult members, since are/were slightly religious at some point in their lives. Cults, as commonly defined, are closed and secretive whereas the Mormons are relatively open. Cults usually have a single...

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This guy I was seeing likes me lots, but I don't knw how I feel about him....but then when he says right then f*ck off, I want him back, i am so confused, the more I think about the situation the more I get confused, what do i do? You want to be wanted. It strokes your ego and makes you feel desirable - which we all like. But, you are only using and hurting him, which is selfish. Let him go and find someone that will love him.

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I am a married 24 year old woman. I want to know if you would consider it cheating on my husband if I were to have sex with another woman? Why? I doesn't matter whether it's a woman or man. If he doesn't know and doesn't approve, it's cheating. Cheating is defined as deception. On the other hand, if he is aware and agrees, it is not cheating.

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Is dating while separated considered cheating? What if you're planning to get a divorce? If dating while separated (and preparing for divorce) is cheating, then taking something from the trash that's been put out by the curb is stealing. In both cases, they've thrown it out and shouldn't care who takes it as long as it gets gone. So, NO.

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Under what circumstances would you marry someone who cheated on their spouse to be with you? If the marriage is effectively over (e.g. we were separated and planning the divorce), I might enter into a relationship. But, many people would define that as cheating. In my opinion, it's like considering taking someting from someone's trash can after it's been taken to the curb for pickup. It's not stealing - they've already thrown it out and just want it gone.

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When did everything become a form of "cheating"? Talking to a co-worker, looking at someone. Somebody said thinking about someone else is cheating. Is EVERYTHING considered cheating nowadays? It seems like cheating is whatever people want it to be. If your spouse doesn't want you to do something with someone else or even by yourself, they might call it cheating.

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I am a married 20 yrs old, my husband 22.We been married for 2 1/2 years.i became pregnant and he was talking to multiple girls and also he was lying about it.he finally wanna do right but now i wanna talk to other people.am i wrong? Here's how this works: S/he talks to someone else, the spouse finds out and reacts to it by talking to someone else, then one or both of them end up sleeping with someone else. Marriage is over. Be a grown-up and stop the cycle. Don't up the ante by making one wrong two wrongs. If he pursues a relationship outside, he will have damaged the marriage, not you.

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Is there any mother out there that is suffering from parent alination from their daughter? I have an ex husband who is turning my 13year old against me. She will only listen to him and is very cruel to me. What can a mother do in this situation? First, realize that 13 year old girls and their mothers are often at odds. So, the divorce may only be a factor. I have to referee between my tween and her mother all the time, and we're happily married. Secondly, keep a cool head and don't react to everything she says or does. And try hard not to over-react. Teenagers are under a lot of pressure. Continue to be her mom,...

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Would you stay with a man you love that never wanted to get married but you did? How important is marriage, Im having a hard time deciding if the marriage thing is really that important? People who get married tend to stay together longer than those who don't. You increase your odds of being together permanently if you are married. Also, any kids you have will probably feel more secure knowing there's both an emotional and a legal bond.

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How many of you ABers have parents who are still married? (which is rare now a days) My parents have been married for 35 years.

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We have talked about marriage and are ready to get engaged. We don't have a lot of money at the moment, but I saw the perfect ring at perfect price. Can I buy it and leave it with him for when he proposes? If he's OK with it and it makes you happy - YES. Do it.

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My boyfriend and I got into a huge fight and I got physical with him. I truly feel horrible and I honestly don't think he should give me a second chance. We love each other and are willing to work this out, but I dont think I deserve to go back! Advice? You need therapy and shouldn't try to get back together until you get your issues resolved. If you attack him again, you will ruin your chances of ever being together.

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Do you still believe that someone will love you forever and ever, even amidst increasing cases of divorce? Not necessarily. I've seen too many cases where it fades over time. People change. Divorce happens and always will.

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If your boyfriend hit you when he was angry but then apologizes later on & say sorry it wont happen again should you forgive him or leave ? What ,should i do? I love him to pieces and we have a 6month baby girl ,and been 2gether 2. He needs to commit to therapy as a condition of staying together. I have a friend whose wife hit him once. He was just going to give her another chance but I convinced him to give her an ultimatum: either get anger domestic abuse counseling or get he would divorce her. She is in counseling now but if she even so much as lifts an eyebrow toward him again, he's getting a divorce.

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Men: what would you do if you found out your child was from an affair your wife had? Would it matter is s/he was a newborn, 3 years old, 10 years old? Divorce immediately, no discussion. If the kid's a newborn, leave and don't look back. If 3 or 10, I'd file for full custody.

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Is it cheating if she always claims she's not in the mood but secretly "relieving herself"? Yes, that's a form of cheating. But, it's even worse when another person's involved.

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Should all baby boys be circumcised? If not, What is a good reason, not to be circumcised? No, let him decide for himself if he wants to be cut or not. Babies can't make such a decision.

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My husband hasn't worked in abour a yr and thinks that looking online some is searching hard for a job! I'm starting to resent him for the fact that I have to work while he does nothing all day. how do I make him understand this is killing our marriage? I understand. My wife hasn't worked in 10 years. Seriously, the job market has gotten progressively worse over the last year and is worse than it's been for decades. If you're working maybe you can help him find something but do tell him how you really feel.

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My wife was caught "internet" and "cell phone" cheating about six months ago and we still have trust issues..both of us. Can anyone tell me why or how we can get past this? Talk, talk, talk. Communicate, communicate, communicate. Now that the whole thing is in the open, tell each other how you feel, what you need, what the other person was doing that you missed in your relationship, and be completely honest. If one of you starts to slip into your old ways, the other needs to call him/her out.

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My s/o and I chose to live in separate households 1yr & 3 months ago, we see each other once a week, my feelings for him are fading, I feel empty when I am with him, any tips or advice about what I should do? Find a new S/O. If your feelings are already fading, there's little hope for a long term bond.

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My wife hates EVERYHING about me. It's making me start to hate myself, what should I do...? It's hard to turn hate into love. Time to move on.

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If you were to find out that your mom was cheating on your dad, but you know there is no arguing going on between your parents and evrything is normal. would you tell your dad or keep it to yourself? First, confirm that she is, in fact, cheating. Once confirmed, tell your mom to tell your dad, or you will. Don't get involved beyond that.

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If you found out your partner was flirting online with someone else, how would it make you feel? It would depend on what kind of flirting. If it was very sexual, I would have a problem and try to figure out what was wrong with us that would drive her to that. If it was playful and intimate, I might be even more concerned, since emotions could be getting involved.

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If your husband can't stop talking to her and says he has no feelings for her what does this mean? and how do you know if they are having sex if he says all they do is talk. In reality, you don't know but need to be able to trust him. Ask him exactly why he can't stop talking to her even though it hurts you. What specifically do they discuss, and is he choosing to not stop or is he unable to stop.

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I have hit my boyfriend multiple times when we have fights. i have never hit him on the face, but have hit him on his arm and shoulder and such. he has forgiven me every time, but i feel terrible. why does he forgive me and how can i stop doing this? Why does he keep forgiving you? He needs therapy to figure out why he thinks being abused is acceptable. Maybe he was abused as a child. Many men and women who were exposed to abuse as children and that's all they know. But, he is doing you both a disservice by putting up with the abuse. It might be wise for the two of you to separate and get the help you need. You both need...

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Does a woman have to buy a man an anniversary gift "Have" to? Nope. It's optional, just like him buying her a gift. Except she'd probably be more upset if he forgets or worse, just decides not to. Men usually don't care as much. I personally don't ever care whether I get a gift or not. I'd rather they saved their money. If I need something I buy it myself.

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What is the one thing you DO NOT tolerate in a relationship? Lack of regular physical intimacy. If that's happening, everything else is working. If that's not happening, there're problems elsewhere.

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Is it wrong to divorce because of verbal abuse if the abuser refuses to go to counseling? Does it matter whether the husband or wife is the abuser? Is it wrong? No, it's right and shouldn't be tolerated. Does it matter who the abuser is? No, abuse is abuse. Harsh criticism, anger, insults are all the same, whether they are coming from a man or woman.

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Is being drawn to someone else cheating, even if you intentionally avoid that person? No, it's only cheating if you don't avoid that person, knowing that an inappropriate relationship will surely develop if you let yourself spend time with him/her. You know you're playing with fire and doing the wrong thing by your mate if you don't check yourself.

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What do you consider emotional cheating? Devoting time, attention, and emotional energy to someone other than your spouse or partner. While it is possible to be drawn to someone else involuntarily, the cheating comes when you pursue a relationship or allow them to pursue one with you.

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Can you live without passion in your marriage? Not happily. That's what roommates are for.

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Do you always wear your wedding ring? No, never like wearing rings but wore it for her. I lost it after 15 years. I don't miss it and she doesn't care. Win-win.

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I f you lost your wedding ring, what's the best way to tell your partner? I said, "I lost my ring. Sorry." She said, "OK." There are a lot bigger problems in the world right now.

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My husband told me he cheated with a coworker 1 weekend, during a time when we were on the brinks of separation, he was still at home, we didn't separate. He suggested counseling, we did,it went fine. 2 months later he confessed. I'm hurt, devastated, He could have easily never told you. He is trying to do the right thing, and wants your marriage to work. Otherwise, he would have kept it to himself.   He is sharing something very private and embarrassing. He is probably trying to make sure there is nothing between you.

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Is having feelings for someone else cheating, even if you have no communications with her? (e.g. someone you used to work with) Cheating is what you do, not how you feel. Acting on the feelings is where you cross the line. A man can develop feelings for a woman he works with without trying to. If he's smart, he will try to limit contact with her so as not to be tempted to act on the feelings.

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Can you be trusted not to cheat when given the opportunity? Yes, I have the opportunity everyday, literally.

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Is a wife abusive if she's constantly cold, bitter, extremely critical, and just plain mean? Yeah, that's definitely abusive, especially the constant criticism. Don't let anybody convince you that being bitterly and constantly criticized is normal. It's not.

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If a woman is attacking a man with a baseball bat, is it ok for him to punch her in the face? A baseball bat can be used as a deadly weapon. If someone is trying to kill you, you can and should use deadly force to protect yourself, no matter how it is.

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Why are so many men clueless? Like in the instance a woman files for divorce, the hubby nearly always says he didn't realize she was unhappy. It's a failure to communicate.   If husbands tried to be more in tune with their wives feelings and wives said what they really think and feel and not expect their husbands to be mind readers - that would go a long way.

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Do men and women have affairs for the same or different reasons? Same reasons. Both men and women are missing something emotionally at home. It could also be physical but that is a reflection of the emotional connection. What I mean is: if a husband/wife truly loves his/her spouse and wants to please him/her, he/she will - and sex or attentiveness, or whatever the missing element is, won't become a major problem long term.   If something is...

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What is Masculinism? It's goal is to balance the scales so that neither men nor women are given an unfair advantage legally, politically, or socially. Laws and policies should give everyone the same opportunity and let them do with it what they choose.

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Has anyone got any thoughts on a masculinist movement? Yes, it is sorely needed. I don't see why my boys shouldn't have the same legal protections, consideration, and choices my girls have.

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I can't find any statistics but my impression is than there are many more male-to-female than female-to-male transgendered. Since men earn more for the same work and aren't subject to a glass ceiling, why is this? Women have more options and latitude in life. They can be respected if they earn nothing but are supportive. A man cannot.   They can be admired for just being attractive with no other redeeming qualities. A man cannot.   They can be too afraid to drive a car or go out alone at night, or scared of spiders and people understand and don't look down on them. A man cannot....

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Is there a difference in married men who go out looking for sex from different women all the time and married men who have long term affairs? Are they the same breed? The guy who have long term affairs are probably truly unhappy with their emotional relationship with their wives but don't want to get divorced for the sake of the kids or financial reasons, etc. They guys who just go out looking for sex are just animalistic.

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What would you do if your husband tells you he wants a second wife? Not that I agree, but at least he told you! Some guys just sneak off and do it anyway.

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Do you think feminism has led to the moral deterioration of society in "some" ways? Yes, feminism has caused great animosity between men and women. Feminists try mightily to make other women discontent, like themselves.

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Do you always wear your wedding ring? No, I never liked wearing rings of any sort. I wore it for 10 years but then lost it. I don't plan to replace it.

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Can you legally find out if your wife has had an abortion? It's pretty messed up that she can kill your child legally and not even tell you. What is this world coming to?

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I am marrying a Smith, I was thinking I would become Mary Nicks-Smith, BUT, he wants me to drop Nicks, my mum agrees with *him*, mum & aunts all dropped maiden names, he is hurt & disappointed with me, I feel like crap, is he overreacting? : ( : ( My mother uses her maiden name as her middle name, rather than hyphenating it. So, she kept it but showed the respect and commitment my father wanted by taking his name. That was 30 years ago. It works.

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I want to pop the question to my girlfriend..I even went to pick out a ring..she found out and now she wants a better ring..that will take me a good year to get...I want to marry her but this ring thing is carzy, why do women care so much about the ring? Warning, Will Robinson! If she is not satisfied with the ring you picked out, you will not be able to satisfy her long term. Think a few times before marrying this young lady.

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If he is otherwise a great husband, does it really matter he won't wear a wedding ring? Not at all. Material objects are not what is important in life. Your relationship is what counts.

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How many days on average does it take to get over a broken heart? It can take years.

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My fiance won't marry me unless I completely clear out my $10K debt, is that a valid reason? S/he might contend that s/he is forcing you to be a better person but I would beware. I would see this as a sign that s/he will be controlling and be forever trying to change you, to mold you into his/her image of what they want you to be.   My advice is to tread carefully and not jump into marriage with this person too lightly.

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How do you make a man feel loved? Be sure he understands how much he is appreciated and admired for what he does, his personal qualities, capabilities, hard work and dedication. In talking to others, always defend and talk him up - especially when he's in earshot.

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Long married, no sex for at least 5 years. Wife says she has pain with intercourse. Wants nothing to do with sex, even cuddling. I love her and wouldn't think of leaving her. A young woman shows interest. Do I have permission? This situation is not sustainable long term. If she has pain, even the thought of sex might be a turn-off. So, help her find a solution but she's got to be a willing participant. As much as you love her, she's got to show some love for you.   Unless, she gives you permission to have sex outside the marriage (which is a whole different story and has significant physical and...

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Why do woman and men pretend that they are happy in their marriages? Can you stay with a person when you have no love for them..What keeps you in your marriage? Building a life together for 5, 10 or more years is hard to just up and walk away from. By then, you probably have kids, a house, debt, cars, on and on. You realize it's not only cheaper to keep her - it's for the best. So, most people just try to keep working on the marriage, even if they need counseling or some other help. It is possible to find the love you once had again....

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Should a woman who is not in love with her husband, stay in the marriage? She fell in love with him once, which means it can happen.   If there are kids involved, she can fall in love with him again, but she needs to let him in on it. He can help her fall in love with him again. It takes two, and is worth the effort, especially if there are kids involved.

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Is it ethical to stay in a marriage after love is dead? Love can definitely die - that's why 50% of marriages end in divorce. If you're not careful, marital love can die and love for someone else can blossom. Once that happens, it's very hard to get back to where you were.   The right thing to do is to #1 - work your heart out to keep it alive, and #2 - if it has died, work even harder to revive it, especially if there are...

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If you park in a handicapped parking space and you are not handicapped, why do you think this is OK? Ever since my sister became disabled, I have a new appreciation for the whole ADA deal. It is certainly not OK to park in a handicapped space unless you are. In fact, it's pretty nasty and insensitive to take a space that a disabled person really needs, especially if there is only one available. . My sister is disabled, and I'm driving her car with her in it, I can park in a...

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Is being attracted to someone else (e.g. at work) cheating? We started strictly avoiding each other once we realized there was a mutual attraction but the attraction still exists. No, to cheat you actually have to do something: talk to her, email her, IM her, meet her for lunch, spend Tuesday afternoons at a hotel, some kind of contact.   Being attracted to somebody at work can be an involuntary reaction, unless you're purposely hanging out in her cube. It sounds like you're doing everything humanly possible to avoid having an affair.

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If a married man communicates with another woman regularly (no sex) without his wife knowing, is that considered cheating? No, being married doesn't mean you can't still be an independent adult. If you start making plans to meet at a hotel, that's a different story.

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Do you subscribe to the belief that says; "The one who loses their temper first is automatically wrong... No matter what the other person did to get them to that point?" No, it depends on what they did when they lost their temper. There's a difference between losing one's temper and storming off and shooting the other person dead.

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What is the big deal about boobs ??? guys can you tell us . We just like them. It is an involuntary response; it's pure biology

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Should marrige be for life? Ideally. It's nice to for grandchildren to have grandparents who are still married to each other. It gives them a secure sense of family, that there is a secure feeling and sense of belonging to a group that will last.

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When sex feels so good, how can it possibly be a sin? My wife keeps telling me that sex is a sin unless I'm doing it with her. I don't get it either.

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Whose responsibility: Rape prevention is more of the man's or the woman's responsibility...... The rapists' fault, whether the rapist is male or female.

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If atheism is correct, what is the meaning, or purpose of life? In that case, there is none. "Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we shall die."

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Is a single incident of domestic violence a good reason to divorce? (My wife hit me last night and I am moving out today) Definitely. No 2nd chances.   Men should have zero (0) tolerance for domestic violence just like women. Whatever you do, do NOT let her talk you into giving her a second chance.   There are plenty of peaceful women out there. Get your divorce and go find yourself one.

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Should I have my ex wife arrested for falsifing documents submitted to family judge for a decision in a custody suit? If I do, I win my custody, if I don't, my child suffers... If I do... I hurt the mother of my child... if I don't this will never stop Report her, and let the authorities decide how many years in the slammer she should get. . She is the one that committed perjury. Your kids are safer with you anyway.

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If you have heard the recent news about the man who donated a kidney to his wife, and they are now getting divorced because she cheated and he now wants his kidney back, tell me should he get his kidney back? I think so.! Let that be a lesson to all men. PRE-NUP!

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An old flame you reconnected with online is married and tells you those old feelings are back again. They still want to keep friendly contact however and assure you that they're not looking to cheat. Do you keep contact? Or just ignore the That will only fan the flames. Danger Will Robinson! Danger!

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Can you imagine yourself living with a spouse and they play that game no sex for you cause I am getting you back...how long do you think it would last until you cheated. If you love someone, you'd never do that. When my first wife started doing that, I realized she didn't love me. So, I divorced her for emotional abandonment.

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How would you feel if your partner never wanted to be intimate? I would feel like I needed a new partner.

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My dad died a few years before my son was born and I wish they could have met. What two people in your life do you wish could have met? My youngest daughter didn't make it home from the hospital, sadly. Nothing in the world would make me happier than to see my two daughters together.

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Is your husband having an emotional affair? How can a wife stop it? You can stop it by staying connected to him emotionally, making sure you love, respect, admire, and appreciate him. If you don't, she just might.

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Is an emotional affair better than, equal to, or worse than a physical affair? Why? Physical is worse but emotional takes longer for the person having the affair to get over.

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My wife has admitted to having feelings for another guy, and has kissed him multiple times. I do not want to destroy a 9 years marriage (4 kids), but I am having a hard time with these feelings. What is the next step? The next step is mainly up to HER not you. However, you need to figure out what is missing in your relationship.

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What are the most common reasons a husband cheats? Feeling emotionally disconnected, rejected, and/or unappreciated. When a man feels that he's trying his best but his efforts aren't appreciated or he's feels constantly criticized he will withdraw. Then, when some sweet lady show interest and appreciation, he can easily gets sucked in.

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I cheated on my fiance last night, and Im not going to say it was a mistake..but it was a lack of judgement for sure.. I was actually just trying to tie off old ends and one thing led to another. I love him more than anything, anyone have advice? It never happened. . . you stopped, didn't you? Or, you can tell him and ruin your relationship. It's up to you. If it really bothers you, tell him in 10 years after you have 3 kids and he's screwed up a few times and been forgiven.

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Married men. Are any of you loyal and faithfull to your wives? My friend said no men are faithfull and loyal. Raising hand!

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Will i ever get over my emotional affair and i am embrassed cause he was only26 and i am 46 my kids are 20 and 23 gee i am feeling real bad i know i should repair my marrige what do you guys think how long does it take to let go of my affair See the long term big picture. There can't really be a future with you and a 26 yr old "kid." He's certainly not going to build his life with you, sorry to tell you. So, you need to decide that you must rebuild your life with your husband or prepare to lose everybody, including your kids' respect. It's not worth it. Slap yourself if you have to.

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Do you swear to tell the truth, nothing but the truth? Have you cheated on your partner? No I haven't. I've been tempted but I wouldn't consider it.

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For the men: Would you wear a speedo for three hours in public for $100? For the women: would you allow your husband/boyfriend to take the offer? Offer me $1M and you got a deal. I wouldn't do anything for a measley $100.

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Women..do u think that the women you see on rap videos gives us a bad name? Millions of women and girls watch those videos. The video producers play to formulas that work. The argument is misplaced, I think.

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Should men feel forced to wear a wedding band if he does not believe that tradition? Not at all. A ring only means something if you think it does. I don't wear rings and won't if I ever get married. She can either accept it or not.

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We have talked about marriage and are ready to get engaged. We don't have a lot of money at the moment, but I saw the perfect ring at perfect price. Can I buy it and leave it with him for when he proposes? If you do that YOU are proposing, which is fine if that's what you want. I would have no problem if she wanted to buy her own diamond ring. No problem at all.

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Is it mean to refer to disabled people as "cripples"? Very mean. If you love someone who is disabled you would understand.

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Why is abortion legal but suicide is illegal. What about his/her body, his/her choice? Either both should be legal or neither should be legal. The his/her body, his/her choice should apply even more to suicide than to abortion. Nobody can argue that another life is involved with suicide.   It shouldn't be anybody else's business what somebody chooses to do with their own body.

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Should a man have a legal voice in whether his wife can abort his child or not? Of course, it's his child too. If you don't believe that, watch what would happen if he tried to disappear if she gave birth. All of a sudden, he has responsibility.

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How can our govnernment say pratial abortion is not murder?The baby is out accept for the head and they stick a tube into its little head and suck the brains out and they throw it in the trash to die alone? Some people are just inhumane monsters.

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Your tax dollars at work: President Obama will issue an executive order allowing the use of federal dollars by non-govermental organizations that discuss or provide abortions outside of the United States. How do you feel about this? I am not in favor of paying for somebody else's abortion, especially in some other country. Don't we already have a trillion dollar deficit?   How about paying for some "personal responsibility" classes or "self-control" classes or "don't get pregnant until you can take care of the baby" or classes?   This world is mess.

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Do a lot of men fear feminism? If so, why? Not fear, rather repulsion. Feminists tend to be unreasonable, biased and anti-male. They push agendas that help women while often harming men and don't care at all the effect they are having on males. That's why they have such a bad reputation.

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Should women propose to men? Definitely, this is the age of equality.

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Women claim that men are afraid of commitment, then why are over 90% of marriage proposals made by men? Great question. Women want to be pursued and feel desired and cherished. So, they would rather wait to have that feeling than break down and take the risk of rejection that they expect the man to take. Kind of selfish, but they are conditioned that way, and most of us idiots go along with it sooner or later.

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What are some common excuses and/or justifications used by anti-feminists? The hypocrisy and man-hating of feminists.

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Is it possible that the pay differential between men and women is more about choice (women choosing lower pay in favor of flex-time, less stressful and/or demanding positions, etc)? It is not just possible, it is a fact. If women, on average work less, choose to work lower paying jobs, want more flex time, etc., they will make less money on average. Also, some men make less money than other men. It's not discrimination, it's business.

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Do women now have equal rights as men? Why is there not a woman president yet? Few if any women want to be President. Of the 20-30 serious candidates, 1 was a woman. How do women expect to become President if none of them ever run? 1 out of 30 won't get them there.

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Does the M/F pay gap show that US society is still chauvinist or something else like, perhaps, different choices in career or life / work balance? Women make different choices in work, spend less time at work, commute shorter distances, take many months or years off work. They will not get the same results as men in general.

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Why are [certain] feminists so eager to put men in a bad light? Feminists in general hate men in general.

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Should the fact that men tend to live shorter lives enter into the equations on gender equality? This is evidence of discrimination against men. If women lived 5-10 years shorter, the government would be spending hundreds of millions of dollars to combat it. As it is, the government spends hundreds of millions of dollars more on women's interests than men.

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Why aren't feminists satisfied with equal opportunity? They demand equal outcome too. They already have the same chance to succeed men have. But, they want the same results without equal effort and sacrifice. They want to take months or years off work to be with their kids, take more sick time than men, commute shorter distances, travel out of town less, and work less overtime, but STILL get paid the same. That doesn't happen when the company operates based on...

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I have a 12 year old daughter who I think is seeing a girl in her school, how do I approach this situation, I'm ok with gay relationships but I think shes too young to know what she wants. Be a parent, take control of the situation. Most parents wouldn't even let their children date boys at 12, let alone another girl.  Don't be afraid to take charge and be a mother, not another one of her little friends. 12 is far too young for her to know what she wants in life.   Protect your child, for crying out loud, and tell her what she can and cannot do. When...

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What is the opposite of a feminist? Lady.

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Do women today still call themselves feminist? Hardly any women bother. They realize that most of those who do have an axe to grind at the male sex, and want to take their frustrations out on men. Most balanced, reasonable women wouldn't be caught dead being known as a feminist.

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In your opinion, is Feminism dead? It is irrelevant. Most people see feminism as extreme and unnecessary. Millions of men and women live happily, respectfully, and peacefully without embracing the extreme and often misandrist tenants of feminism.

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What are some good books to read if I want to learn more about the history of feminism? The SCUM Manifesto (Society for Cutting Up Men) - Valeris Solanas. It is Feminism 101.

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Do you think, feminism has reached an extreme level? Does this, in your opinion, have a bad effect on families? (divorce rate rocketing high, child rate decreasing...) What are your thoughts on the new "masculism" movements? Yes, feminism today is merely a platform for misandry, and hate is always a bad thing for society.

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Do you think there are many women that use feminism to gain an advantage over men rather then believe in feminism to create an equal playing field for all? Of course, and it's obvious to an objective person. Feminism today is merely a platform to malign males and give females as many advantages as possible, regardless of the fairness or impact on males. The VAWA is a prime example of the powerful feminist lobby machine that defines males as abusers and females and the victim whenever there is any domestic violence.

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What are the rights for violence against women act It gives States money to protect women from men, and girls from boys. The VAWA defines the victim as female and the abusers as male. NOW and other feminist organizations pushed to make sure the language was not gender neutral to ensure that it was clear that only males are always the perpetrators and females the innocent victims. This is part of their propaganda campaign to malign males.

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What 's your attitude towards feminism? hypocritical

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Are feminism and chivalry compatible? No, since only women get it cannot be equality. When is the last time a woman gave up her seat for an able-bodied man on the bus or train? If it were common courtesy, that would happen commonly but it doesn't. Feminism demands social equality, equality in social settings and matters. Treating a woman differently than a man simply because she is female is not equality. In fact,...

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Many women wish to stop having intimate relations with their husbands, what does a kind caring husband do? He talks to her about it openly and frankly. If she has a desire to resume marital relations they can work to find a solution. If she simply has lost interest in him, they need to work on that. If that doesn't work they need to divorce.

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Are feminism and chivalry compatible? No, they aren't compatible as much as some so-called feminists say. There are the so-called feminists who want it both ways but they aren't real feminists and give feminism a bad name.

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In your opinion, is Feminism dead? Yeah, it's dead all right. 99.5% (estimate only) of people realize that feminism is no longer relevant. How many young women ever think about feminism? Anything that young people don't care about will soon die. And feminism is on it's death bed. Feminism is mainly the domain of older (50+) women in the west. Women have the same rights as men.

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Why do so many think that feminists are all female? Because very few men care or think about it at all. It's mainly the domain of angry women who resent men for some odd reason.

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It's clear that most men don't like feminists. What type of women DO they like? Most men want a can-do attitude, not an "I can't do because men are keeping me down attitude." We want a kind, reasonable, fair minded, not extreme and angry woman - unlike most feminists. Feminists tend to blame men for everything and lots of them seem to hate men. All of that is a big turn off. Who the heck wants to be around somebody that's always whining...

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Does it irk anyone else when people equate breasts with penises? like when women make the "i'm up here" joke. we have parts that match up with penises, and breasts arent them. Yes, that's a pet peeve of mine too. As if breasts are genitals. I think that they do this because women's genitals are kind of tucked inside. So, since the breasts are other there like the penis, they make the comparison. But, they are not comparable, of course.

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Do you believe that feminism is still necessary, even after equality has been obtained? That would be a no.

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How can some individuals on the one hand say they support feminism, but on the other advocate exclusively such practices as men proposing to women, men asking women out and men holding doors open for women? You really can't. That is blatant hypocrisy. Feminism is defined as the political, economic, and SOCIAL equality of the sexes. Therefore, it is INcompatible with feminism to treat a woman differently than a man simply based on her sex. So, a "so-called" feminist who expects such exposes her hypocrisy. It is called pick and choose equality.

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What is the difference between feminism and misandrism, and why do so many people mistake the latter for the former? Feminism is ostensibly about equality. However, feminism couldn't have earned and kept its reputation for man-hating if it didn't happen on a regular basis. Feminists have earned their reputation for misandry based on years of non-stop practice. And those who don't seem to approve of those who do. Or at least look the other way.

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What do you think of feminism? How would you define true feminism? A true feminist is a person who believes in equality - fully. Not the selective equality and special laws and privileges most so-called feminists demand. A true feminist believes in the political, economic, and social equality of men and women. Which means that you must not ever treat a women differently than a man simply based on her sex. She cannot say, you must/should do this or that...

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Are you a feminist? Are you sure? Absolutely, positively not! I believe in treating women and men fairly and according to the law. However, feminists don't want equality, no matter how many times they claim they do. Feminists have earned a reputation for blaming males (even boys) for all the world's ills, especially women's. Feminists also have this hypocritical pattern of picking and choosing when they...

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Is feminism to blame for the death of chivalry? Yes. Feminists are loud and vocal. But, most women are not feminists and like chivalry. The solution? Treat feminists like men since they're equal. Let feminists open their own doors, carry their own heavy stuff, stand on the bus while the men who got on first sit, pay for their own meals, change their own tires - just like men do. Equal is equal.

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Do you believe in chivalry, or that men and women should treat each other the same? I practice chivalry unless I know a woman is a feminist. If I know she is a feminists, I treat her just like a man, equal to a man, that is.

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How can some individuals on the one hand say they support feminism, but on the other advocate exclusively such practices as men proposing to women, men asking women out and men holding doors open for women? TRUE feminists will not expect to be treated differently than a man, and will not expect that a man should do anything that she is unwilling to do. When a so-called feminists expects the man to do anything because he's a man and she's not, that is called hypocrisy. Some so-called feminists will rant and rant about wanting equality with men until INequality becomes convenient...

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Do you think that in our day and age there is any value left in chivalry? Or are those of us who still believe in honor and chivalry simply outdated? Feminism has eroded chivalry. Feminists and those influenced by them feel that men and women should be treated equally and that treating women (or men) differently simply based on gender is "sexist." So, thank the feminists for the erosion and slow death of chivalry.

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What is the difference between feminism and misandrism, and why do so many people mistake the latter for the former? People notice that many feminists, although never actually saying "I hate men" obviously hate men. They make it clear by their attitude, tone, and words where they blame and accuse males constantly. Feminists have earned the reputation of being man-haters by actually being man-haters.

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Is chivalry sexist? Yes, a TRUE feminist would not expect or desire to be treated better than a man simply because of being a woman.

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What do you think of when you hear "feminist"? Rosie O'Donnell.

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Why is feminism given such a bad rap? A bad reputation does not come from nowhere, it is earned. Feminists have earned the reputation as being man-haters and hypocrites. On one hand they blame men for everything wrong in the world, accuse them of being the worst of the worst, demand to be treated equally to men, but then expect a man to give up his seat on the train and treat them like a lady when it's convenient.

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Is feminism to blame for the death of chivalry? Absolutely. Feminists demand equality such that women cannot be treated differently than men based on gender. Which is exactly what chivalry is: men proving women only with certain courtesies specifically because of being female. TRUE feminists reject chivalry and their loud call for equality has stifled men's natural inclination to treat women with more courtesy than they treat men....

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