So why biology?? Because, Amanda Marcotte and several other alleged feministi who have totally embarrassed my entire gender with their nonsense. Somewhere in the midst of slutwalks and giant pink dancing vaginas, I became a raging misogynist. Never mind that I’m a girl, I still apparently hate and fear us. (There may be some truth to that, if one of those giant dancing vaginas came my way, I would run screaming.)
So, over and over again I have listened to the Shrieking Ones lecture me about racism, birth control, rape, men, affordable care acts. Without fail their utopian visions for a perfect society never seem to take biology into account. It’s completely left out of the equation. Poof! Biology has been erased. It’s unnatural, it’s stoopid, and it offends me.
So you see, there’s this thing called biology…..
See, there's this thing called biology... 
Hey IB, check out http://www.texsteps.isagenix.com when you have a moment. Feel free to email me.
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I need to contact you. You can email me at tadtexer@live.com
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I just nominated you for the Blogger Recognition Award 🙂
https://theexcitementplandotcom.wordpress.com/2017/01/14/blogger-recognition-award/
Because I really do enjoy your posts!
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Thank you for your kind words and the nomination. 🙂
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If you say “God created” you turn the liberals off, but certain things are obvious laws of nature for sure.
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I am really curious if you have heard of Milo Yiannopoulos and what your thoughts may be om him. I have just recently been watching his you tube videos and have sort of a strange admiration for his courage. Very controversial guy. But in some ways I am glad that he is getting out there and saying some of this stuff.
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I have heard of Milo and I do admire his dedication to free speech, his willingness to be outspoken. I wanted to go hear him in person, but the protests around him are too dangerous. He’s controversial, he pushes the envelope, but I think he’s doing a good thing, he’s making people think.
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Hi, hopefully I am not a bother..
I am new to blogging and I just wanted to know if you have any tips??
I want to take it slow but I’m am just wondering how you go about making posts and how you come up with them?
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You are not a bother. 🙂
I don’t really don’t know how one goes about making posts. I suppose you pray about it and listen to what God is speaking to you. Then you write what is on your heart and take it from there.
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Great, thank you. I will take that on board and continue.
Thanks, have a good evening/day (wherever you are 🤗)
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Your words are so beautifully placed. I enjoy every post. Thank you.
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I was wondering where you’ve been and was getting a little concerned, so I hopped over to your site and saw that you’re still here, publishing as usual. You just haven’t been showing up in my WordPress Reader. I must have unintentionally unfollowed you. That has been fixed. I will once again be privileged to read your words of wit and wisdom.
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Thank you for coming back and looking me up. Much appreciated! Thank you for your kind words,too. 🙂
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Hi, I am a new blogger and was wondering if i could get in contact with you. I could not find your contact info, so here is mine, stacyjuliann@gmail.com. I would love your opinion,because I like how you are open. Anyone feel free to check me out.
Thanks
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I am going through my normal matrix of comments and I can’t believe how long we have been chatting on WordPress. Amazing… 2014! lol
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It’s nice to have met you, OM. Three years is pretty good. I told you I was a stalker. 🙂
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You weren’t lying. Not putting that on your LinkedIn at this point may be considered deceitful to some. 🤔
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Hi InsanityBytes,
I do understand your frustration with annoying “Shrieking Ones.” They are found on all sides of any contentious issue or ideology. But I find you are headed in the right direction of the forest without getting too lost on one or two trees regarding Earth’s obvious and endless biodiversity-ecodiversity.
For example, the VERY common phenomena of intersexed births all around the world. Statistics and detailed information can be found here:
[http://www.isna.org/faq/frequency] — or here: [http://www.isna.org/faq/ten_myths/rare]
Also, studying embryology, endocrinology, and several other scientific disciplines adequately show to most all reasonably intelligent inquisitors that Nature, this Earth, and the Cosmos/Universe/Multiverse in which we humans all exist is NOTHING but a monistic system. Honestly, in my humble opinion, there’s no way to avoid embracing this reality.
For an initial further study, watch this excellent documentary:
[http://www.pbs.org/show/9-months-made-you/]
It soon becomes obvious that antiquated legends, myths, orthodoxy, and folklore will soon be extinct.
Warmest regards InsanityBytes. ❤
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Sorry, check that above. It should actually read…
“…in which we humans all exist is ANYTHING BUT a monistic system!” Hahaha. I got too excited. 😉
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I’m working on my new novel. It’s going to deal with issues of male authority: https://wordpress.com/post/pamelaparizoblog.wordpress.com/132
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Sorry, wrong link: https://pamelaparizoblog.wordpress.com/
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You know, as I was reading this.. all this talk of vaginas (dancing and otherwise), biology, sluts, and misogyny… when I reached the part about, “Utopian visions” I misread it to be “Fallopian visions” and actually thought that was a bit of creative prose. Sadly, I was wrong.. on both accounts. So maybe I will follow and get my feet wet.
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Too Funny! Love those freudian slips. It sounds like one anyway.
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IB, I wanted to invite you, and anyone else you can think of to my new blog, which will solely be concentrated on the red pill, and more specifically deconstructing the philosophy/psychology of Rollo Tomassi. I was reading something on the red pill Reddit site yesterday that gave me an epiphany. It essentially was saying women should not have value because of what they have to offer a man, i.e., their sex. The funny thing is, that is exactly what these men do–they place a value on a woman only based on her sexual value. It brought home to me that at the core of red pill theory is the idea that is essentially the same as the feminist idea, that women should freely give their sexual intimacy to men without being given anything (especially not marriage!), that women are just a plate to be used and then shattered. At its core is that women are just sexual objects for men’s pleasure, and that the man who manipulates her to gain that is a man of power. I know how Jeremiah felt when he lamented at his people being eaten up like bread. Alt-Christians like Dalrock see this, but they think they are somehow honoring women with LTRs and marriage. I’m working on a post that will speak to Jesus’ view of humanity and then I will expound on this in a post “sexual intimacy as a commodity”. This isn’t going to be a priority, but I do have a lot of material I’ve written as I’ve worked my way through Tomassi’s the Rational Male.
https://wordpress.com/stats/insights/redpillfallaciesachristianwomansresponse.wordpress.com
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Great idea, Pam! Thanks for leaving a link. Take you time and I’m sure we’ll talk more about it all. 🙂
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I need to go back and look at my first post make sure my focus is right. The preaching today had something to do with it. He preached about the two thieves. We don’t want to waste our time on thieves that rail on the truth, but rather give to those that are hungry for it. That’s what I want my focus to be—those that want truth and not lies.
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In my opinion, Christians are drawn to the red pill for some reason. They are hungry for something they are not getting in the church. I’m sure for some it’s just plain old sin, but for others they are seeking something. What exactly that is, I’m uncertain. Frank discussions about men and women? Sexuality? All I can say is that there is obviously a need that is not being met.
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Feminism has destroyed men and families. It seems, in my readings, they feel the church sides with women. While I have not seen this in the churches I attend, I’m getting the sense that mainstream especially, and also “egalitarian” churches devalue men. So the manosphere backlash is that the church has become feminized. Unfortunately, people like Tomassi with his secular psychology feed on their need. I can’t say I completely agree with their complaints, but I do hear their pain. I actually have personal experience with the women-centered legal system they speak to. While the manosphere promises them a revival of their “masculinity” it is at the expense of women, and I do feel it is not the masculinity modeled in the Bible. What I have trouble with is not so much Tomassi, but people like Dalrock who say they are Christian but align themselves with this hateful philosophy.
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Here’s a hot link, https://redpillfallaciesachristianwomansresponse.wordpress.com
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New beginning post is up. I absolutely welcome commentary.
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Hey, pleased to know you.! 😊
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And you, too. 🙂
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Aww.😚 thenkew.!
Xoxoxo.💖
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I wrote a blog recently on how a woman’s greatest strength is her vulnerability. Not a popular point of view these days, but the onslaught of cultural feminism needs to be balanced by the voice of reason. I have two daughters, one is 20 and one is 19. Feminism is shoved down their throats at college every day. Yes,many women have been taken for granted and abused by narcissistic men for many hundreds of years. But the backlash shouldn’t be reverse bias and hatred. Women stepping into and owning their God-given strength and abilities would help. My poor son, who is 17, is afraid to open a door for a girl on a date for fear of being accused of being a male chauvinist. It’s a scary world when women determine they will never again be vulnerable. Being vulnerable is being human. They only thing their arrogant defensiveness is accomplishing is a generation of shallow, power-hungry, angry women.
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“Somewhere in the midst of slutwalks and giant pink dancing vaginas, I became a raging misogynist.”
You scare me. Maybe try: http://www.rageaholicsanonymous.org ?
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Somewhat amusing, “misogyny” is actually a fear of women. Than you say, “You scare me.”
Near as I can tell, I’m really not all that scary. 🙂
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Found this link. Thought of you. So, sharing it.
http://www.criticalthinking.org//
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Thanks, I will definitely check it out. I’m cheered up already, they use my favorite term, “intellectual humility.” Yes, please, let’s see more of that in the world. 🙂
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Yes, I suspect you will like them.
But I confess what made me think of you was their “essential intellectual trait” of “intellectual courage.” When they describe this they point out that critical thinking will lead us to “see some truth in some ideas considered dangerous and absurd, and distortion or falsity in some ideas strongly held in our social group. We need courage to be true to our own thinking in such circumstances. The penalties for nonconformity can be severe.”
This seems to be a recurrent theme on your blog. As well as the related one, that in the end, the penalties for nonconformity are not as severe as the penalties for not thinking well.
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Hello there I loved your blog post entitled Fashion and the Bible. I am asking your permission to feature that story in particular in our digital magazine upcoming up next year.
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Yes, you may if you liked that post. 🙂
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Hello there, how are you doing? How are you finding 2019? Last year I reached out to you seeking permission to feature some of your blog posts in our magazine. And promised as well to send you a copy of a magazine we would have published. Allow me to say again thank you. You granting us permission made us dream something bigger than a small magazine. And which we intend to accomplish, thanks once again for starting with us. If you wouldn’t mind, we would like you to be a regular blogger we feature in our magazine. This link https://thebloggersmagazine.home.blog will lead you to a magazine you helped to start.
May you please share your email to thebloggersmagazine1@gmail.com to make our future conversations private.
Eric
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This is great. I think a lot of us feel the way you do. After the “Women’s March,” my sister-in-law, who happens to be a respected judge in a major city, commented that that event undid the progress women have made over several decades. If women want to be taken seriously and not thought of as sex objects, why in the world would they want to dress in vagina costumes? If they had to have costumes of a body part, why not dress as brains?
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Body Ministry is a passion of mine. Encouraging others within the Body of Christ to use the gifts the Holy Spirit has given them to make the Body of Christ complete with Christ as the Head is a teaching not often expressed.
With that in mind and because I follow your site and within the last several month have found inspiration, encouragement and/or instruction from your site, I am publishing the link to your site on my “Blogs Followed” page. You need do nothing in return, this is part of my ministry TO the Body of Christ. If however, you would rather not your link/site be associated with mine, please feel free to let me know and I will remove the link, no questions asked, no hurt feelings.
In the meantime, my prayer for you and your ministry (service to others and the Lord) is that you will be continually blessed with insight, creativity and abundant blessings from the Holy Spirit as you continue in your ministry!!
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I haven’t been here in a while. I hope things are going well with you and your family. Here is a film that you might like to see sometime:
Sheep Among Wolves: Volume One
https://hitchhikeamerica.wordpress.com/2019/12/28/sheep-among-wolves/
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Nice to hear from you! I’ll check out your link. 🙂
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I am so so mad!!!!
Why in the hell did WP let your site disappear from my reader and now, hard I try, it tells me I can’t follow…try later
It is not wise for my BP to get up so, so early in the morning….what the heck is going on?????
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Per your newest post – I went to John Zande’s blog; he is a (omitted) Atheist
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I’ve been (what percentage I still am? not sure) a misogynist and a misandrist. A sad state to be in as, unlike the current tend that tells us differently, there are only those two. I’m getting better at not being either, but its hard when so many of the two sides act so …..I’m trying to come up with a word that says it all….fallible. So many words going through my head that are not nice or Christlike, but hey, whatever.
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