Yes, I concede that was not a good rhetorical point to make. My reaction to the parent comment came from my feeling that men expecting their girlfriends to nev

Yes, I concede that was not a good rhetorical point to make. My reaction to the parent comment came from my feeling that men expecting their girlfriends to never confront them or disagree, especially in public, is a much more common, and generally accepted, dynamic. The fundamentalist interpretation, as I understand, is that husband and wife should be devoted to each other but the husband's authority is final, and a kind of tie breaker in a disagreement. But yeah, at scale its probably an edge case.