(Don’t be fooled by the ugly exterior. Ruth Bader Ginsburg is ugly inside as well.) Heterosexuals now face an insidious attack on their gender identity as bad as anything experienced by homosexuals.
Satanist social engineers exemplified by Justice Ruth Bader Ginzburg (left) have tampered with the fundamental sexual alchemy of nature. Heterosexuality is based on the exchange of female (worldly) power for male power expressed as love. This is feminine. Men want power; women want love. Heterosexual union is based on this exchange. (When men trade power for love, they are feminized.)
By empowering females and emasculating males (“gender equality”), Satanists (Communists) have sabotaged male-female complementarity and the lives of millions.
The heterosexual male has a natural instinct to lead his wife lovingly. Heterosexual females want to be lovingly led by their husbands. A man loves a woman because she entrusts her power to him. He wants to possess her entirely, and she longs to be possessed. This is played out in the sex act. He always respects her individuality because he wants her to want to belong to him.
A woman cannot respect or love any man she can control or dominate. Trusting a man is the way a woman shows she loves him. Men understand this instinctively.
The Illuminati are Satanists who believe in corrupting what is natural and healthy. The fact that media and government are attacking heterosexuality is a sign of how far subversion has gone.
Disclaimer– I realize this is not the only template for a successful marriage. But it may help many men and women who are lost.
Below, Melanie describes a working model of marriage. A woman accepts her husband’s leadership and he uses this power to make her happy. A man won’t take responsibility for what is not his. Female submissiveness is an expression of female love.
“I realize now that when I was in control, the image I reflected back to my husband was the image of someone not entirely necessary, not entirely competent, not worthy of my trust and confidence. And he lived like that person. Now we are both transformed.”
Updated from Nov 15, 2016The joy of the master-queen dynamic-king by Melanie (Abridged by henrymakow.com)
Since my husband became head of our home and our relationship, he just can’t do enough to make me happy. I’m still trying to figure out exactly why this dynamic works the way it does. Before I became submissive, I was sure he didn’t care about my feelings. He would create problems for me by leaving important things undone. It just didn’t seem like he cared enough to make the effort. He didn’t want to be reminded of his responsibilities or asked to do anything more.
How could a man really care about me and yet care so little about making me happy? Yet I knew he loved me. I knew he wanted me to be happy. He often said so, and he often expressed his love very convincingly in words and lovemaking. So why not in particular, important actions? This was so puzzling and frustrating to me.
A piece of the puzzle fell into place when I realized how important self-determination is to him. He has to do things because he wants to. He has to take on responsibilities and obligations freely; once he’s taken them on, he’ll just about kill himself to meet them. But if he feels the responsibility or obligation foisted on him from without, he just won’t accept it. He just won’t do it, even if it’s something “everyone does” or “a good husband does”. If he hasn’t chosen it, you can just forget it. I could beat my head against a wall until I went unconscious trying to get him to do things that I thought he should do because everyone else’s husband does that, or because it’s only fair, or whatever.
When he became the head of the household and of our relationship, there was a shift in the way he viewed himself, and me, and our home, and our life. He seems to have a heightened sense of ownership, a heightened sense of being the man of the house, and a sudden willingness to do things. Suddenly he wants to help me with the dishes and make the bed! He seems to feel that everything is more “his” than it was before: me, the house, the money. And it is indeed more his, in the sense that he has more control over all those things.
Ownership is basically having control over. Although we use the word “mine” to describe things that are merely connected with us, real possession implies control. I believe the sense of ownership ties us (his home and family) to his self-determination somehow. We are not so much things outside himself, demanding onerous duties; we are part of him, and doing things for us is more like doing things for himself. Furthermore, being in command means he makes decisions and carries them out. He does things because he decides they should be done, not because I told him about them or reminded him of them.
What does it mean to own another human being? Obviously, slavery springs to mind as an ugly institution that has fortunately been mostly stamped out. To own a person as if the person were an object, having total control over their destiny and no regard for their feelings, is obviously not good. But when a person desires to be possessed by another, this can be wonderful…
A man sees himself reflected in the eyes of his woman. She can make him look small, incompetent, and weak. Or she can make him look strong, heroic, larger than life, a good man and true. And seeing himself so, he can be all that. In this way, her submission and trust make him a hero. A hero who holds her happiness and well-being in his hands. He will cherish that happiness and well-being above everything–above his own, perhaps–because that hero in her eyes is worth more to him than money, status, or his own comfort. This is the dynamic of the master and his queen. He cannot do enough for her because of the way she sees him.
I didn’t see myself as a controlling woman, but I suppose I was. It’s not a bad thing to be; it all depends on the circumstances. Sometimes a woman’s survival depends on it. But when a woman would be happier if she had less control and she still won’t give it up, I think it’s because she was wounded at some point. Perhaps she was orphaned in childhood, or abused, or abandoned by her parents. Perhaps she was hurt in adolescence by selfish, uncaring men. Whatever happened, something convinced her that she was on her own, that if she didn’t take care of herself, no one would. She is, you might say, a woman warrior in a hostile world.
When a woman like this submits to a man and gives him control of her life, is this not a truly awesome gift? She is telling him that he inspires enough trust to overcome all her doubts. Is this not a much greater gift than the submission of an untroubled girl who has been cherished all her life?
I realize now that when I was in control, the image I reflected back to my husband was the image of someone not entirely necessary, not entirely competent, not worthy of my trust and confidence. And he lived like that person. Now we are both transformed.
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