Ronfg wrote:Okay! I will stop here. It seems we are running into endless debate.
Though, it is correct to say I have valued the traditional way of family.
I suppose u r all females, and thus, all attacking me because I pointed out that I believe in traditional family, which is disterbing to modern females.
Do you happen to have asked yourself why is that disturbing for most of modern-age-smart-woman? Because knowledge evolves, because nothing stays one way forever. Because women have come to realize that, in spite of all the dogmatism that power institutions have put in human heads for ages, they are able to decide whatever they like or dislike, that they are able to decide whether to have children or not, to cook or not, to do the dishes or not. Those coices can't be made in a traditional family because it has specific roles for both women and men. Modern males and females -especially the ones that have had the chance of getting higher education- understand that our views regarding the family should evolve, that in the modern ages the traditional family is changing for mutiple forms of inter-relation, and that critical thought of the intitutions that the society has built will lead us to be free people.
PS. I have an advice for you if you're into reading essays -I guess you're not because of the way you think, but just in case-: read Michel Foucault so you can get an interesting insight on how society is configured and why do humans tend to give credit to stupid dogmas. Plus, if you're in college, a philosophy class wouldn't do you any harm.