Ethical Dilemma

[bisonhd]

Women were a gift given to man. And gifts should be appreciated/cherished and cared for. Otherwise you are considered ungrateful.

I am by no means a feminist, or religious, but considering woman "a gift given to man", no matter how appreciated this "gift" is, is still considering women subordinate, who is respected only in there place. Many woman in our society, don't need nor want to be cared for by men. In fact, going by what I've seen in young adults these days, the ladies can carry their own better than many of the men.

Bottom line, it's your camp and you have to do what you feel is right. There is (or was) a motel along the Alaskan Hwy. where an unmarried couple would not be allowed to share a room.

 

[huntinstuff]

I am by no means a feminist, or religious, but considering woman "a gift given to man", no matter how appreciated this "gift" is, is still considering women subordinate, who is respected only in there place. Many woman in our society, don't need nor want to be cared for by men. In fact, going by what I've seen in young adults these days, the ladies can carry their own better than many of the men.

Bottom line, it's your camp and you have to do what you feel is right. There is (or was) a motel along the Alaskan Hwy. where an unmarried couple would not be allowed to share a room.

Don't know where you get that from. That's your ad on the subject, and a real poor one at that. As far as what you've seen in young adults, the reason most of the ladies carry their own better is they have to. Most of the little boys running around can't even pull their pants up properly. Real men are rare. And many were raised by their mothers cause daddy didn't stick around much past the sperm donation.

 

[Foxer]

Annnd on that cheery little mental image, I think we'll call that done

The original poster has asked I lock it, as he got the feedback he was looking for and can't see this going anywhere positive at this point, and I kinda think he's got a strong argument there