The recently popular “Love Languages” was made up by a pastor in order to pressure wives into honoring their husband’s love language of “touch” by not denying them sex.
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Wow, I did not know this!
The Five Love Languages: How to Express Heartfelt Commitment to Your Mate is a 1992 nonfiction book by Baptist pastor Gary Chapman. It outlines five general ways that romantic partners express and experience love, which Chapman calls "love languages". Empirical evidence does not strongly support its core claims.
And yet it stayed on the NYT Bestsellers list for 297 weeks as of 2013.
Anyway, I would recommend any of the Gottman's work over Chapman if one is looking for marriage/relationship advice.
Damn, ive been lied too. No more handjobs for the homies
Most of them are rapists. But their spouses have been so brainwashed that they cannot realise it.
They need constant wife sex to distract them from the constant thoughts of child sex.
I thought the position of the church was that if your partner denied you sex over an extended period of time, you are allowed to divorce. Not that you can demand sex from your partner.
You're entitled to a divorce under any circumstances.
not in The Philippines for example, where you can't get divorced.
In basically every religion ever that I can think of that is flat out not true. Like not at fucking all.
Marriage as a concept is religious in nature. Basically all the rules around it stem from religion.
The idea of divorce out side of extreme circumstances is very modern.
Oh I wasn't speaking in terms of mythology/cults.
I'm sure there are other reasons for which the church accepts divorce, but I doubt the church accepts divorce under any circumstances.
If you're talking about the Roman Catholic church, their position is that divorce is never permissible whatsoever.
But they also say that the marriage doesn't really start until the first sexual intercourse. So I think there is a ground to petition for an annulment if you got married but never had sex.
Because it's all about control.
As a pastor I say: amen!
men
Typical...
Religion is by far the greatest threat facing humanity.
Yup, fully agreed.
Without a doubt!