These women didn't really love him so he's better off.

Life is hard enough without living in shallow relationships.

Good riddance.

Lamp,

"Why do you seem to think that a wife should vote as her husband instructs her to vote?"

Sounds like this article was about women who expect him to vote like her and share her values.

Aren't you getting it backwards in this particular video?

Either way, if a couple can't handle having different political viewpoints and can't seem to resist arguing about it, they're both better off finding someone else.

Lamp,

"Or, maybe, he didn't really love her?"

Why do you say that?

You're saying he should change his beliefs just because he loves her?

That is absolutely no way to build a relationship.

I saw a phrase once about relationships, "Expectations can break your heart"

You must be one of those "he'll change" people going into relationships.

I saw another funny quote.

"He thinks she'll never change and she thinks he will".

Leave it to Danni to put up a thread about hating male conservatives.

To Danni...are you celebrating these couples for their losses?

Do you have any idea how many people later in life regret losing the one person who really loved them and they loved in return...but couldn't get past some trival matter or worse yet friends urged them to break up?

Right,

"Typical blame it on the woman."

You're missing the point.

These are women who are leaving men over his political views.

If the guy is distant, unloving or abusive...that's a different thread.

These are women who are breaking up over politics and that is the discussion...leave out other stuff trying to justify the breakout.

It's her who can't get past his beliefs in this case.

Lamp,

"Christian Wife Submission: Should wives submit no matter what?"

Typical of people who just want to attack Christianity. Take verses out of context. Here's the whole verse.

Ephesians 5:22 " "Wives, submit yourselves unto your own husbands, as unto the Lord. Husbands, love your wives, even as Christ also loved the church, and gave himself for it."

You ask "no matter what"...come on...use your brain on that one.

Here's another verse people take out of context frequently about telling children to obey their parents.

Ephesians 6:1 "Children, obey your parents in the Lord, for this is right. And you, fathers, do not provoke your children to wrath"

I will admit when it comes to taking verses out of context and building entire displines and way's of life based on these selected verses, Christians are some of the worst for doing that.

Snoofy,

Hey buddy...not in the mood to go into trollsville tonight.

Lamp,

I want to point out that verse is about wives....it's not a blanket statement geared toward women.

I suppose if a couple is just playing house and not married. I guess it wouldn't apply?

Relationships are complicated. I think the point of Bible verses about marriage is to provide some structure.

Some Christians think they're earning gold stars for following the letter of the law. I guarantee God isn't so easily impressed.

Lamp,

You segwayed from biblical verses regarding wives, to women in general from some OpEd.

Sounds to me you're being brainwashed into thinking Republicans want to suppress women's rights.

I'm not continuing down some abortion rights argument.

Who do you see trying to relegate women to 2nd class status in the restrooms and locker rooms. Talk about striping people of their rights.

It's late. Bye.

Laura,

Any opinion I might have hardly can be said to represent republican ideology.

My opinions are simply my opinions.

Yes...I have questioned why men aren't allowed to have expectations regarding his reproductive rights.

If women expect those rights, why can't a man who wants to care for his child and even be the sole provider?

But...that's just my opinion.

Btw...you got your acronym out of order.