I like it and agree with most of it.
I believe men and women are not meant to compete, but rather to fulfill and complement each other.
I don't think women are meant to teach men; rather women should teach other women and their children. (believe me, the guys aren't listening anyway...) silence is golden, and i have learned that if I keep my mouth shut 90% of the time, I will have done the right thing.
about the head covering... and the hair and clothes styles... that's still up for discussion...
examples of what is considered modest dress in a variety of social groups
i think long hair on women is a glorious and beautiful sign of femininity, but it's also sexy and manly on men. And Samson was not to cut his hair... hmmmmm.... also the Rastafarians look great with the long dreadlocks...
In Judaism, both men and women cover their heads in the synagogue and and only men wear a yarmulke all the time. These beliefs seem more cultural to me than spiritual.
The Muslim women cover themselves from head to toe.
I think a woman should be an absolute SLUT in the bedroom with her husband and go to town with the Victoria's Secret catalog; it is the best investment.
In public, though, a woman exposes herself to unwanted advances, looks and leers if she 'puts it all out there'. I think it's possible to be modest and sexy yet not provocative.
Any comments??
okay, i jumped the gun and posted an image that was not too flattering and realized in a moment of enlightenment that i really want this site to be inclusive and not OFFENSIVE to anyone, so if i did offend anyone please accept my humble apology.
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