canadamus_prime said:
370999 said:
canadamus_prime said:
I've never heard of this "Man Law," but I would say that a real man has to be true to himself and do what he believes is right. Also testicles and a Y-chromosome are mandatory.
Zorpheus said:
This is Man's Law according to urbandictionary.com. No idea if it was being used in the same context in your discussion or not:
"An unspoken, unwritten law, whereas one man will not expose another man's attempt to get action on the side. Ironically, one of the only ways to find out about said law, is to break it."
That's the Man's Law? Hmph! Well it's my opinion that any man trying to get action on the side needs to be punched in the face repeatedly, but that's just me. ...or better yet kicked in the balls repeatedly.
Would you do the same thing on a woman? Would you cheer the stoning of them?
Nah I know your joking but I hate this whole he/she cheated and should be put to death. Yes it fucking stings like a mofo and is incredibly selfish but I hate making superficial judgement of relationship's I don't know. Also I disliek the cocnept that violence should be the response to immorality.
I imagine they were actually refering to male societal standards (probably toughness, interests in team sports played by males, ability to do violence, emotional stoicism, etc) and honestly I have no problems with people wanting to follow a society standards for behaviour. They do give you a good guide on what's expected. Of course they can also be retrrograde but that is the anture of the game.
No, something else would need to be devised for unfaithful women.
Also who said anything about death? I certainly didn't. And maybe making superficial judgments is wrong, but I cannot conceive of a reasonable or even an unreasonable excuse for that sort of behavior.
Also, I'm not promoting violence as a response to immorality, I'm promoting PAIN as a response to immorality.
Are you actually serious? Like you really believe people should be punished for immorality? Wow.
For cheating? We will go for the oldies shall we. Let's pick a couple from a less developed part fo the world. They are in an arranged marriage and never turly love each other. One of them has an affair to at least feel something. Another one, Sam and Carlie are in a casual relationship. Sam thinks that means he can sleep with other people and that how he sees the relationship, Carlie doesn't. Alice dearly loves her husband Bob but has been going thorugh a rough patch with him lately. She gets drunk and then sleeps with a co-worker one night. she is ashamed and appaled by what she has done.
Is that wrong? Yes IMHO. Should one of them being physically assaulted? No and I can't beleive you would think they would. First of all it means a further state intrusion into people's private lives. Leaving aside question of the inevitable corruption and abuses of power that would ensue we come to the main one, you are making a messy situation even messier. And there is the fundamental most patronisng assumption here, people don't know what is right and wrong and need to be punished to remind, people aren't faithful because a relationship is a wonderful thing worth the sweat and tears but rahter they wish to avoid pain. Not good IMHO.
Let's take this further though do you beleive this applies to everything? Like would looking lustfully at someone when you are in a relationship count as bad to you? So porn is out for married couples? What about occasionaly wanting to do some role play in the bed room, is that wrong? What about if one partner wants to and the other doesn't, then is it cheating and therefore punishable.