Male Bashing

Is it trash talk or harmless humor?

Ida Rose Heckard

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April 30, 2008 10:58 AM

Kelly

We recently had this discussion in our women's ministry leaders meeting. There was a female Christian comedienne whose video we planned to show. After previewing it I couldn't support showing it as the opening contained some male bashing. There was actually some disagreement as to whether it was bashing or just good fun. I don't think it's fun when someone tries to tell me the only thing my husband is good for is buying jewelry when my life wouldn't be nearly as good as it is without him! Does he make mistakes? Every day, but so do I. I propose we continue to praise our man for the good he does rather than belittle for the mistakes made.

April 30, 2008 8:40 AM

Susan

A good, positive article. Women should appreciate the good men that they have. Treat them with respect and kindness and they will respond.

November 22, 2007 1:49 PM