Men Will Be Men!

Submitted by sam (United Kingdom), Feb 11, 2007 at 18:40

Men will be Men and it has nothing to do with religion culture or otherwise. You all hear about Men being unfaithful or abusive or tight with money and the list goes on & on. However you don't always relate it to being Muslim or Christian/ Eastern or Western. The fact is ladies any religion will strive and teach people, including men, in a way to make them better people & better men & family men and the name of that faith does not necessarily matter, until you start mentioning it relentlessly.

All religions have the same foundation for behaviour and how to treat others and respect, dignity, peace and self respect and they all speak out against violence & carry very similar messages. There's no reason to associate an act with being a Muslim man or a Christian woman. Bad people are everywhere and many many Muslims do like to show a facade of being Muslim, however they will not know anything about its rules or understandings & will almost make it up as they go along without the influence of Islamic teachings.

The fact of the matter is divorce rates are phenomenally high in the West (thus marriages fail regardless of the issues being discussed) and within each other religion/ culture divorce rates are getting higher.

You should just learn from this & be wary that everybody changes after marriage, because marriage more than anything symbolizes security & comfort to 'be yourself' in the more negative sense of the word. Most of us strive for a partner & one to commit all our lives, so when we have one that commits we all begin to show sides of us that we probably wouldn't have had we remained single & still 'on the market'.

Just look how at hard it is to raise any boy in any community...these are our future men...perhaps those who someday become responsible for communities & nations, & they all have dysfunctional families and commit adultery & all sorts.

But Men will always be testosterone filled Men, unless they are gay.

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