According to a classical definition, it's really very simple. A chaste woman is one who doesn't have s8x outside of marriage. If she does, the solution is to get married which then makes her chaste again, hence the expression "he made an honest woman out of her" that is he married her. If she then commits adultery and her husband divorces her, she is in unchaste category again unless some man decides to marry her.
In the times past the main reason for marriage was not procreation as some suggest. Many people had either no kids or their kids died or they were too old anyway but even older widows/widowers remarried because it was the only way to have legitimate s8x. Having children was just the natural consequence of s8x, unless you were royalty and really had to have a heir, in which case you were allowed to divorce for this reason alone.
It didn't work exactly the same way for men though promiscuous men were branded "wh8re-mongers" and one could be killed for seducing a married woman, because it used to be an honour culture and while women's honour is chastity, men's honour is courage. Thus the requirements were different.
Nowadays we have a dishonour culture so all this doesn't matter anyway.
While this is true, human history cycles. What was old becomes new, and previous ideas once more are tried out.
ReplyDeleteTake Germany for instance the early 1920s to the late 1930s. Prior to 1920 Germany was very traditional, women were expected to be Chaste, and men expected to be honorable. After the abomination known as the Versailles Treaty was written, Germany fell into the hands of the Wiemar government.
Whole books have been written about just how bad that government ran things. Although as much as I hate having to be fair to them, they were ham-stringed by the Treaty of Versailles, the loss of huge portions of German lands, the massive debt forced upon them, and the theft of the industrial heartland by the French shortly after it was all over.
The point I wanted to bring up is that under the Wiemar Government, Germany looked quite similar to what you would expect to see in Leftist strongholds in America today.
Berlin was a cesspool of hedonism, women of all ages were selling their bodies to anyone with money. LGBT and Trans were being pushed heavily into the schools. Huge numbers of communists were popping up everywhere, and the media was firmly on the side of this moral decay.
Eventually a combination of people who were fed up with that wickedness, and the Nazis who were striving to rebuild Germany managed to overturn the rot and filth.
By the late 1930s, Berlin was no longer a cesspool of hedonism, the communism had been largely stomped out, the LGBT and Trans books, propaganda, and professors had been removed from the schools, with the books and literature being burnt. (That was what the book burning was about in case anyone was interested.)
I bring this period up because even though its an extreme example, it does showcase that given enough willpower, the clock can be turned back and a society can rebuild itself.
I suspect this is why the globalists are trying so hard to flood the various western nations with foreigners. It becomes much harder to turn back the clock when your also fighting foreigners in your homelands in addition to the rot and moral decay that is already infesting it.
- W
Note: One last thing, the girls selling themselves in Berlin. Their equivalent today is a mass percentage of women that are selling their bodies on only-fans. While its generally not physical, it does cause a similar type of psychological damage to them, and raises more red avoidance flags to any man looking to get married.
To achieve all this you need to change the laws first, and I don't see it happening any time soon.
ReplyDelete1920's Berlin is really celebrated in TV on books nowadays. Babylon Berlin and such.
ReplyDeleteI used to pity prostitutes, think they are all forced into it. But OF and our time in generals has thought me, that really many women are just natural born sl*ts. Perhaps they need more compassion than those forced to the business.
well, the same people are in power so...
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