Tag Archives: Godly mindset & lifestyle

Y’all giving me lots of material for posts from the comments section of the same post of my previous post on What makes a Christian marriage successful? Vetting There seems to be a very wrong impression about the value of … Continue reading →

Jack comments on Nova’s most recent post. Cameron listed three commonalities with successful marriages (even those that started in sin and without proper screening or planning).1-The marriage is open to (better if enthusiastic for) having children.2-The woman wants to be … Continue reading →

Scott makes a comment on Nova’s recent post on Sigma. Like Andy, who could not believe the things he was capable of while trying to escape to freedom, men today descend into a cesspool of fluid exchange and all other … Continue reading →

Since some people are having issues with me stating that it’s not hard for someone to get into the top 10-20% of men, let’s actually go over some scenarios. My comment. This post looked at attraction to men’s musculature. Reliably, … Continue reading →

Got some questions from readers. [The book] has clarified and brought together a lot of things in a very helpful way. Unfortunately, it’s pretty much too late for me (I grew up with the blue pill, especially Evangelical variety, and … Continue reading →

This is actually not my original opinion. Novaseeker had a post over at Sigma, and he linked to a sexologist’s interview in regard to “sexual styles” compatibility. I ended up listening to the whole thing. The one comment that she … Continue reading →

This is a pretty good episode discussing initiating dating and relationships inside the Church. The cover a bunch of what I’ve covered before with some unique insight. Check it out. I’m not going to summarize it, but I will add … Continue reading →

Haven’t been able to get the time to post much with some family issues and work. Will try to get back into things as I am able. A reader asks: I’ve read your post on your advice to a young … Continue reading →

The Masculinist recently had a blog post on how to get out of the friend zone. My piece on it was 5 years ago. I think it’s time to go back over it in light of a bunch of the … Continue reading →

IFS studies has another article examining How Ideology and Religion Relate to Marriage. All charts were created by them. It actually appears that “religious conservatives” still marry off at a rate higher than the other groups, even with the disruptions … Continue reading →