What Kind of Husband Do You Want?
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What we see in ourselves and the way we see ourselves is not often the way others see us. What we think should work or is good may not be... or, we may have those traits that are indeed good, but are blind to other intolerable faults -- no matter how much someone may point them out to us. And, those things keep us single.
Sometimes, I also think God just says 'no'. So, no matter what you do, you will not succeed.
I was thinking something along those very lines.
I used to be the kind of guy that was the "straight-gay" friend. I no longer need to be that and won't be. Has it gotten me hitched? No. Nothing I've done has. I either have one of those intolerable faults or God has simply said 'no' (must be the latter, since I am otherwise too wonderful
which I say with all due humility). But, one thing I do have is a little more self-respect than I had in my 20s. And, if I see you as a woman and not merely as a platonic friend, I will not accept you as the latter.
I don't know if this answers your post in any kind of helpful way.
Sometimes, I also think God just says 'no'. So, no matter what you do, you will not succeed.
I was thinking something along those very lines.
I used to be the kind of guy that was the "straight-gay" friend. I no longer need to be that and won't be. Has it gotten me hitched? No. Nothing I've done has. I either have one of those intolerable faults or God has simply said 'no' (must be the latter, since I am otherwise too wonderful
which I say with all due humility). But, one thing I do have is a little more self-respect than I had in my 20s. And, if I see you as a woman and not merely as a platonic friend, I will not accept you as the latter.I don't know if this answers your post in any kind of helpful way.
Being a "straight-gay" friend is unnatural. It puts you in a position where you feel inferior to women, and when that's the case, a woman can't respect you even if she tried. Imagine hiring a maid who also insists on being your butler, chauffeur, and therapist as well. A man who's been friendzoned is sort of like that. Just like you wouldn't respect that maid who wants to do more for you than you're paying her for, a girl can't respect a guy who wants a relationship but stays around after she turns him down and is willing to be a 'friend' just to be around her. If you really think about it and look at it, you might see that that's the behavior of a servant or a slave.
Most men say that men and women can't be platonic friends and say it's because men always want to sleep with their female friends. Most women say men and women can be platonic friends, but women don't have a because. And that's because...
I just posted a question about men and women being platonic friends, so if what I was about to share here comes up there I'll mention it there. Men are more black and white. Sometimes with women, it takes some explaining, and I don't want this comment longer than it already is.
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As I have said before, in my younger years I had a long laundry list of what I wanted in a guy after I got older the list went down to just a beating heart.
I really didn't pray for a husband as when I did pray I just said I don't know what to ask for and left it at that. I had gotten married at 17 we grew up and grew apart so I divorced at 24 and didn't know if I should ever get married again. My first husband did get married I stayed single for 35 years. First husband passed away in 2014 and I met Tourist here on CC and at 59 I got married again thinking I would never marry again.
Even though I wasn't really praying for a husband Tourist was praying for a wife.
I can honestly say that he is the sweetest man I have ever met, we read the Bible together almost everyday, our Bible got packed by the packers which they weren't supposed to do so we were without it for 6 weeks during our move from Florida to Tennessee but for the most part almost everyday since we have been married, he makes me feel comfortable and I know he loves me and is very loyal to me and yes, he has a beating heart. Is he perfect? No but neither am I and I love that we have committed to love each other and have accepted each other's faults. I can say it is nice to be able to live with someone and be my total self not someone I think he wants me to be. I can say that I am glad God answered his prayer.
I really didn't pray for a husband as when I did pray I just said I don't know what to ask for and left it at that. I had gotten married at 17 we grew up and grew apart so I divorced at 24 and didn't know if I should ever get married again. My first husband did get married I stayed single for 35 years. First husband passed away in 2014 and I met Tourist here on CC and at 59 I got married again thinking I would never marry again.
Even though I wasn't really praying for a husband Tourist was praying for a wife.
I can honestly say that he is the sweetest man I have ever met, we read the Bible together almost everyday, our Bible got packed by the packers which they weren't supposed to do so we were without it for 6 weeks during our move from Florida to Tennessee but for the most part almost everyday since we have been married, he makes me feel comfortable and I know he loves me and is very loyal to me and yes, he has a beating heart. Is he perfect? No but neither am I and I love that we have committed to love each other and have accepted each other's faults. I can say it is nice to be able to live with someone and be my total self not someone I think he wants me to be. I can say that I am glad God answered his prayer.
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what. The fireman just gives the smoke alarm back to her and doesnt even investigate if there is a fire?
If the one in the staff room at school goes off thanks to someone not turning off the toaster, we just have another fire drill. I think we have one every couple of weeks.
I dont know if firemen make good husbands though, I recall a workmate married one had a family and then one day she found out her husband was cheating on her when he would go on his surfing holidays in Bali.
?! I think people have this stereotype of firemen being rescuers and heroes
Although there was that Christian movie called Fireproof and it WAS about being a good husband I remeember it had a scene where the hsuband bashed up his computer to stop him from viewing porn.
Im pretty sure it was that movie.
I think with the risk of bushfires very high in Australia you would always want to keep your smoke alarm working.
I dont know if theres a lot less risk in winter though. It just seems australian homes cannot cope with a downpour of rain...I heard they dont even have gutters as it hardly rains. So when it does rain they always get floods.
I dont know if theres a lot less risk in winter though. It just seems australian homes cannot cope with a downpour of rain...I heard they dont even have gutters as it hardly rains. So when it does rain they always get floods.
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