Hell on Earth

Is there such thing as hell on earth? After reading this weeks texts I would almost have to answer yes to this question. My first blog this week was how alarming some of the statistics were to me. But being a good man and a good person I look at those disguisting pigs that call themselves men and whish to crush them. The reading said they do it for power of their victim. I disagree. What power do you get from abusing a woman? What sort of feelings can you possibly get after forcing yourself upon a hellpless child? The answer is misery, regret, remorse, humiliation... how could you possibly feel anything but that? The only explaination is that those pigs are mentally screwed up. They are suffering from something and want their victims to feel the same pain that they do. They need to be locked up. Forever. They need to be beaten until sense is knocked into them. But most of all they need Jesus. Because God is the only one that will have mercy on these pathetic wastes of lives. For those women out there that will ever experience or have experienced sexual victimization... run. Run for your LIFE! Run for your childrens lives. Run for your grandchildrens life. These Pigs that hit once say they will change and ask for forgiveness. Do you believe them? YOU BETTER DAMN NOT!!! For them to hit you in the first place means there is something already wrong with them. They hit once, according to stats from the reading and common sense, says they will hit again... and again... and again. Real Men do not do this. Real men hate Pigs like that. They disgust me and everyone else that is sane in this world. Those victims need to come to this realization as well.

Alarming Statistics

While reading this weeks required texts I began feeling a sense of shame on myself. I have taken for granted all my life that I have never experienced anything truly  tramatizing. Besides my beloved dog dying, there is nothing I can remember that was nothing emotionally and especially not physically hurtful in my past. So I never really thought of it as a very important issue. Ofcourse I knew it was out there but not to a point to where if I was a girl that I would need to be thinking of every possible situation that I might put myself in that might get me hurt. With 1 in 5 college women experiencing sexual victimization within a 2 year period I thought was crazy. Which statistically means that approximately 6 girls in our class of 30, would have/is experiencing this... I do not know what your going through. And I may never really know. I do not have the same feelings that you may be feeling. But I do feel for you. I have nothing else to say but I am sorry and I wish there was something I could do to change this. But I can really only change myself and treat women and men of all color and nations with respect. Which I too will fail at but I will do my best. I promise you that.

Marriage and Men

The ultimate role of men in a marriage? What does being the "head" of the household really mean? How should women respond to this and what role do they play in marriage? Does it differ for each relationship? Or do they all have similiar guidlines which each couple follows in their own ways? Well after doing the readings, I found that the authors were very bitter towards relationships and marriage in general. I have a feeling that it was caused by some harm earlier on in life. I watched this very insightful sermon on marriage and men in the Christian religion and it answered many questions concerning the topic. It takes about an 1.15hrs so make sure you have enough time to watch it. The first 5 min. will definetely get you interested. Here's the link... http://www.marshillchurch.org/media/trial/marriage-and-men

Gay couples w/children?

The ultimate question asks should gay couples have the same privilige as straight couples in the area of being able to have children. I have mixed feelings towards this. Since I believe that being gay is a choice rather than a instictual drive, therefore I think that it is also choosing not to be able to have biological children, but only adoption.

Twilight explains women

Although I have not read the Twilight books, I have seen the movies so far. I think it represents women in this movie perfectly. Here is a teenage girl who just cant seem to make up her mind. EVER. Especially when it comes to which boy she would rather date. Another characteristic is very... very... very emotionally unstable. She as ups then downs then sideways in the way she acts and treats people around her. I think she should just make up her mind. I think the movies were pretty much a waste of my time besides seeing Taylor L. take his shirt off and realize that he is practically my twin brother!

I feel for you...

Thinking about how hard it is or how rare it is for a female to have an orgasm makes me feel sad for them... It is very easy and quite simple actually for a male to experience this intense pleasure. After reading the required texts for today, I changed my mind about a couple things and realized some others. First, I didn't know that women were like "slow ovens" because men are very quick to become aroused and ready for sexual interactions. Second, I would want results for my GF or spouse to have an orgasm with me, for I would see it as an accomplishment. But I would not want to put any pressure on her which from the readings seemed to make things worse. So I have to decided to just keep trying harder and new things which could make things exciting. :)

Should birth control be forced upon Africans?

I believe the question is yes and no. No because I think if they were educated in the area of sex, they would have a better understanding of when they could afford to have sex with the chance of having a child. And since their countries government is corrupt and does not give their people sex ed. I say yes because of this fact of no sex ed and they are not smart enough to know when they cannot afford children. That and the men in the country seem to have no respect for women and their rights with little to no law enforcement. So giving birth control to the women in africa can stop or prevent some  would-be pregnancies.