Wynona
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When you mentioned your wife in the other thread, I remembered the Passport Bros! I will try to find a clip of one of them maybe tomorrow. I find the movement rather amusing and telling.
Red Pill, Trad Wives, Soft Girl Era? Examples with Christian Homemaker Perspective
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When you mentioned your wife in the other thread, I remembered the Passport Bros! I will try to find a clip of one of them maybe tomorrow. I find the movement rather amusing and telling.
Wynona
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I have an example for Red Pill. Red Pill can mean different things but for this thread, I'm describing men who are opting out of modern dating and marriage customs to focus on self-improvement. I hope Im getting that right.
My example is the infamous Whatever Podcast.
View: https://youtube.com/shorts/imbAWqEZoo4?si=ppPazJeAYHuBv6ia
I hate how nothingburger this clip is but Im nervous about their content. They roast these online porn girls who agree to come on the podcast in order to promote their content streams.
Another example is Andrew Tate.
View: https://youtu.be/pUIDtbxyoE8?si=1PARXg5Y_aKpxWyO
My main criticism of Red Pill content is it's shallow view of fulfillment and success. Improving yourself so that you can be a whoremonger and never marry is hardly something I agree with for what I hope are obvious reasons.
I rag on career centeredness for women but I dont believe married men need to focus on making money at all costs either. They need to be there for their wives and children, not just provide a check.
My example is the infamous Whatever Podcast.
I hate how nothingburger this clip is but Im nervous about their content. They roast these online porn girls who agree to come on the podcast in order to promote their content streams.
Another example is Andrew Tate.
My main criticism of Red Pill content is it's shallow view of fulfillment and success. Improving yourself so that you can be a whoremonger and never marry is hardly something I agree with for what I hope are obvious reasons.
I rag on career centeredness for women but I dont believe married men need to focus on making money at all costs either. They need to be there for their wives and children, not just provide a check.
Well, in my alternative theology humanity is collectively working out the Creator's plan for the species as a whole, albeit through individual lives and possibly across many lifetimes. This is true of "believing" Christians who nevertheless conform to the world just as it is true of hardboiled atheists who nevertheless live highly moral and unworldly lives. They (and I) are all helping fulfill the Creator's objective of eventually having spiritually mature beings who are capable of genuine communion with the Creator and among themselves. I see the Creator as the Supreme Artist and as enjoying the spectacle the way any artist enjoys the creative process and the finished work.
I would probably see the Christians who DO walk the narrow path as the farthest along in their spiritual development (few as they may be), because I do believe Christianity expresses truths other religions don't capture. But I also believe there is an authenticity, not displeasing to the Creator, to anyone who makes a sincere and diligent effort to decide what he or she really believes and then lives accordingly - even if those beliefs are far removed from Ultimate Reality.
Before being banned at Christianity Board - they simply declared me "self-banned" without warning or explanation of any kind! - I had a fairly active blog that highlighted some of my thinking:
The Little Church of What O'Darby Believes
The theologolical ramblings of our aged Pastor O'Darby, who may or may not be entirely sober.
www.christianityboard.com
(Since I'm a constant work in progress, I might not agree with everything I wrote three months ago. "A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds.")
These guys try so hard to be macho bros..... so hard to be the toxic alpha males that everyone talks about. And I think that's it. They just want to be talked about. To be the center of attention. My parents would have called that out as simply- self centered, and they never put in terms of something good. It's egotistical, misogynistic and selfish living.
Tate flip flopped on faith and now purports to have embraced Islam-- a whole society of men who minimize women to rule over them, rather than partner with them.