Here's the king of the hypocrites with yet another bucket of turds oozing out of his mouth.

Christians are such horrible fucking people. All the dirty filthy apologists can gather round and circle-jerk to this bull shit. No accountability for what they consider blatant "sin" plus, make sure to blame the woman in this man's life ... just like their filthy fucking Bible. Hypocritical pieces of garbage, all of 'em.






Christian when convenient. Otherwise, "hey lady, get over it. Maybe you shouldn't pay attention to the bad stuff and look prettier at home."



vile. christians are just vile.

That is vile. Basically telling the woman it wasn't his fault? He was tempted? Inferring that if the wife was up to par he wouldn't have cheated?? Vile bullshit, that's what that is.

And what was the reference to the stripper? I'm thinking projection.

Well, we are just silly, weak-willed men, after all. We can't control ourselves. Don't you women know that? If it has a hole in it, we are instinctually driven to fill that hole with our dicks. That's what being a man means!!

Maybe a temptress might be more at fault than the husband

I mean... imagine me a few years from now, if I didn't care about ruining the lives of other people?

(May 16, 2013 at 6:13 pm)Violet Lilly Blossom Wrote: Maybe a temptress might be more at fault than the husband

I mean... imagine me a few years from now, if I didn't care about ruining the lives of other people?

You seem to be implying that you DO care about ruining other peoples lives. Isn't that a bit of a non sequitur for you?

You're making a mountain out of a molehill. I took it in the same sense that we are all human and make mistakes. To say that, "the best of men are men at best." isn't just about males.

I've listened to enough Christian counseling shows to know the mindset and its not all that sinister, even though I don't agree with much of it. It is always clear that the person who cheated was in the wrong, even if the victim may have in some way facilitated it. From a biblical perspective the victim has no further obligations to the cheater. The only obligation they have is to God and recognition of one's own shortcomings is helpful for practicing forgiveness. If the victim chooses to restore the marriage then its just reality to point out that they must be involved in the change as well.

Except cheating isn't always about the cheating. It's a symptom something else is wrong in the relationship. Someone's needs, emotional, sexual, intimacy-wise, whatever, are not being met, so they seek fulfillment elsewhere. That's what oftentimes needs fixing, not glossing over and forgiving and forgetting. I'm dubious of any marital advice that doesn't look at why the cheater cheated in the first place.

Well, he's a man. That's why.

Quote:You're making a mountain out of a molehill. I took it in the same sense that we are all human and make mistakes

Hmmm... I took it in the sense that he is a hypocritical cocksucker just like all of these so-called religious leaders.