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>Three things were very clear to me in that night of self-examination five years ago. First: A man’s chief loyalty must be to the woman who has joined her life
by 77pt77 9y ago
>Three things were very clear to me in that night of self-examination five years ago. First: A man’s chief loyalty must be to the woman who has joined her life to his; to the children who call him father; and to the business which feeds and clothes and houses them all
No. A man’s chief loyalty must be to himself. This guy didn't take the lesson to its final conclusion.
- xyzzy_plugh 9y agoWhich benefits society more?
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- fnovd 9y agoThe man in this story is the central nervous system for a family unit. The wife and children are, in essence, an extension of himself. He knows his genes will die, but a portion his human body, in both flesh and spirit, will live on in his children. Thus, in order to promote self-preservation, his wife and children must be attended to. This is biological reality.
- wolco 9y agoWhoever modded this down thanks. When you mod a comment down it makes the post stand out more. Keep this in mind if it wasn't the original intention.