Category Archives: Sheila Gregoire

The morality of marriage 2.0

Posted on March 5, 2013 by

“Clue” on Yahoo Answers asks:  Is it considered cheating if I divorce my husband to date another man? I met a man 5 months ago and we are good friends, nothing sexual, I do not allow this to happen b/c … Continue reading →

Posted in Choice Addiction, Church Apathy About Divorce, Feminine Imperative, Satire, Sheila Gregoire | 185 Comments

Rebuilding the mound

Posted on February 8, 2013 by

Once you understand the nature of the fire ant colony you can provoke them in relative safety.  The fierce response to any disturbance of the mound is entirely predictable.  The ants simply have no choice in the matter.  Poke the … Continue reading →

Posted in Feminine Imperative, Frame, Rationalization Hamster, Sheila Gregoire | 250 Comments

A Tale of Two Beaches

Posted on January 31, 2013 by

Beach #1 Mrs. Yes makes it a point to be warm and inviting whenever her husband storms her beach.  He is always welcomed with a kiss and a lei. Beach #2 Field Marshal Gregoire has erected a few obstacles for … Continue reading →

Posted in Feminists, Manosphere Humor, Marriage, Satire, Sheila Gregoire | 185 Comments

Connecting the pathological fear of husbands having power with the peter pan manboy syndrome.

Posted on October 4, 2012 by

In a recent series of posts The Social Pathologist relays his professional observations regarding the differences in the men and women he treats in his medical practice.  In Hypergamic Affirmative Action, he explains: In my experience, women today seem to have … Continue reading →

Posted in Albert Mohler, Courageous, Domestic Violence, Sheila Gregoire | 251 Comments

Why Christians need game.

Posted on August 6, 2012 by

If you are a Christian in the manosphere you likely have asked the question: Shouldn’t Christians be able to learn what they need to know about men and women and marriage from the Bible, and not from the studies by … Continue reading →

Posted in Church Apathy About Divorce, Feminists, Foolishness, Game, Glenn Stanton, Sheila Gregoire | 754 Comments