Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It is hard to believe this thread has grown to 44 pages. In less than six days.
Especially when you consider the P Diddy thread is only 36 pages and was started all the way back in December.
I guess it's a good thing that Diddy only beat a woman and didn't tell her how great being a wife and mother is.
P Diddy isn't participating in our current cultural wars by doling out RW talking points cloaked as life advice.
Interesting. Because, neither is Butker.
He is simply praising and commending those who choose to have children and raise children - BOTH men and women.
I guess you are not a fan of childrearing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It is hard to believe this thread has grown to 44 pages. In less than six days.
Especially when you consider the P Diddy thread is only 36 pages and was started all the way back in December.
I guess it's a good thing that Diddy only beat a woman and didn't tell her how great being a wife and mother is.
P Diddy isn't participating in our current cultural wars by doling out RW talking points cloaked as life advice.
Anonymous wrote:It is hard to believe this thread has grown to 44 pages. In less than six days.
Especially when you consider the P Diddy thread is only 36 pages and was started all the way back in December.
I guess it's a good thing that Diddy only beat a woman and didn't tell her how great being a wife and mother is.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He isn't forcing you to abide my his beliefs so why are people so bothered by what he said?
Did you miss the whole part where Catholics forced entire states to abide by their abortion beliefs? And many other reproductive choices they want to take away too. Since they monopolize hospitals in many places Catholics also effectively control many health care decisions. What Catholics believe absolutely impacts everyone.
Anonymous wrote:He isn't forcing you to abide my his beliefs so why are people so bothered by what he said?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What exactly is the "diabolical lie" he was referring to?
The lie: That women who work will feel fulfilled,
The truth, according to kicker buttlicker: when in actuality it doesn’t matter how many lives a teacher touches, or how many live a female surgeon saves…. Her life starts when she markets her H.
I love my children.. I really really do. They are amazing people. But, I would be bored af if being a mother was the only thing I had to look forward to in life.
Yes, being a parent is more important than a career, but he doesn't tell men that. He tells women to focus on the family, while men lean into their masculinity, whatever that means. He leans on his wife to manage the family so that he could play the masculine role.
I don’t think that being a parent is more important than a career or even a job.
Here is a test. You and your H quit your jobs. Then tell me how important they are.
PP here.. That's not what he's saying. He's saying don't focus so much on your career that you don't have time to be good parents.
Nevertheless, I disagree with him about my "vocation" starting when I got married and had kids.
I didn't get married until I was 33. When I was 30, my mother said to me, "By the time I was your age I had four kids.". To which I responded, "If I had four kids right now I'd kill myself.". I mean not literally, but you get the gist. I was not ready to have kids at 30. I needed to work on my mental/emotional health before I was ready to have kids, and I wasn't even sure I wanted kids.
Too many people having kids when they shouldn't, especially the men. They don't want the actual responsibility of raising children. It doesn't matter how much Butkiss tells them they should "lean into their masculinity".. whatever the f* that means.

Anonymous wrote:He isn't forcing you to abide my his beliefs so why are people so bothered by what he said?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What exactly is the "diabolical lie" he was referring to?
The lie: That women who work will feel fulfilled,
The truth, according to kicker buttlicker: when in actuality it doesn’t matter how many lives a teacher touches, or how many live a female surgeon saves…. Her life starts when she markets her H.
I love my children.. I really really do. They are amazing people. But, I would be bored af if being a mother was the only thing I had to look forward to in life.
Yes, being a parent is more important than a career, but he doesn't tell men that. He tells women to focus on the family, while men lean into their masculinity, whatever that means. He leans on his wife to manage the family so that he could play the masculine role.
I don’t think that being a parent is more important than a career or even a job.
Here is a test. You and your H quit your jobs. Then tell me how important they are.
Anonymous wrote:He isn't forcing you to abide my his beliefs so why are people so bothered by what he said?
Anonymous wrote:He isn't forcing you to abide my his beliefs so why are people so bothered by what he said?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why is a 20-something football player seen as someone who is worthy of giving a commencement address? Why are some people so invested in taking life advice from him?
Butker's own mother is way more accomplished than he is. Elizabeth Butker is a clinical medical physicist who works in the department of radiation oncology at Emory University School of Medicine and has a long list of research publications. It is not always easy for women to advance in the various fields of scientific research. Her insights would have been more interesting than his.
Has she made a statement yet?