Tag Archives: Godly mindset & lifestyle

Bardelys the Magnificent posted this video in one of the comments: His comment: There’s a young chap on YouTube named Casey Zander, who put out a video outlining the things women won’t tell you. Honestly, one of the best videos … Continue reading →

This photo has been making the rounds: Basically, the caption being something like “there’s no one fat in this 1970s beach photo… fast food industry and obesity.” Can’t say they’re wrong. Given the posts I’ve written on: obesity, sexlessness, and … Continue reading →

This post is the actual final consolidation and simplified explanation of the Scriptures on divorce. Previous discussions include several conversations and much of the same material from On divorce and On divorce Part 2 and On divorce Part 3 and … Continue reading →

Building on the previous post The Lie of Servant Leadership, this one comes to us from a series of IFStudies articles. Aaron Renn actually leads off the first one with similar stuff from the previou spost. https://ifstudies.org/blog/what-is-healthy-masculinity Renn makes the case … Continue reading →

Watched several of Alexander Grace Youtube videos. It appears he’s one of the few going out and doing so called “red pill” interviews and looking at various studies to help me see what female nature is like in real life. … Continue reading →

There’s several types of videos going around that are pretty popular nowadays. For instance, Girl Friendzones The Nice Guy, She Lives To Regret Her Decision Gold Digger Dumps Broke Boyfriend, Then Regrets Her Decision These videos have some good lessons … Continue reading →

To follow up a bit with the previous post on they can’t bring themselves to recommend the right solution, there’s been several questions on reddit and discord about this. Overall, women HATE being judged and rejected. The reason why Lori’s … Continue reading →

This article from the Washington Examiner gets so close. So why is marriage so much stronger among the college-educated than the non-college-educated? Cherlin doesn’t connect these dots, but he does note that “the norm that men must have steady jobs … Continue reading →

Since this study has been making the rounds, thought it be interesting to analyze in light of some of the other posts like the pastor, worship leader, etc in regard to the M part of PSALM. IFS blog goes over … Continue reading →

My wife was talking to the worship leader the other day about his relationship. Apparently, the story goes that when he became the new worship leader for the Church it was only a month later that he started dating his … Continue reading →