Author Archives: Dalrock

Manspreading is about envy, not space.

Posted on July 19, 2019

The BBC has an article up about an ugly feminist receiving “backlash” for her pettiness. Laila Laurel won a “major award” for creating a pair of seats designed to force men’s legs together while forcing women’s legs apart. Dude, it's … Continue reading →

Posted in Envy, Feminist Territory Marking, Ugly Feminists | 81 Comments

Marriage and children were always her priority.

Posted on July 17, 2019

I recently came across a heartbreaking article at National Catholic Register that underlines why all of the books aimed at young Christian women telling them to focus on having fabulous lives in their “season of singleness”, they are a prize … Continue reading →

Posted in Anna Hitchings, Emily Stimpson Chapman, Finding a Spouse, Having it all, Kate Bolick, Lori Gottlieb, Mandy Hale, Wendy Griffith | 295 Comments

Out: Servant Leader. In: Servant King!

Posted on July 16, 2019

Ken Harrison, CEO and chairman of Promise Keepers, has a new book out:  The Rise of the Servant Kings: What the Bible Says About Being a Man. This is a tough space for a modern Christian leader to break into.  … Continue reading →

Posted in Attacking headship, Chivalry, Complementarian, Headship, Ken Harrison, Promise Keepers, Servant Leader, Traditional Conservatives | 70 Comments

A promise not to disrupt the status quo

Posted on July 15, 2019

Ken Harrison, CEO and chairman of Promise Keepers, explains that the collapse of marriage in our feminist age is due to the failings of men in When Men Mess Up, Women and Children Suffer What I saw in my days as … Continue reading →

Posted in Attacking headship, Chivalry, Complementarian, Denial, Dr. Russell Moore, Fatherhood, Feminists, Headship, Ken Harrison, Promise Keepers, Southern Baptist Convention, Traditional Conservatives, Turning a blind eye | 84 Comments

Stripmining can be dangerous.

Posted on July 12, 2019

From She thought she had a date. Then he suggested going to a spa As it turned out, Alan was a sales agent, employed by a company to beguile unsuspecting women into purchasing goods and services they do not need. … Continue reading →

Posted in Chivalry, Courtly Love, Death of courtship, Fabius Maximus, New Morality | 75 Comments