I informed him that my brother-in-law had zeroed in on the
sister he wanted to marry and there was never any other option for him.
And that is how it should be.
If a guy was so flaky as to try and philander between
sisters, we’d show him the door - collectively. Yes, I have very beautiful
sisters, and we all do look a lot alike, but beneath that outer beauty are
young women with similarities, but very different in our personalities,
aspirations, goals and desires. Except that we’re all looking for a husband
that is tall and wealthy. We all pretty much agree on that. Did I ever mention
that we’re smart as well as beautiful? J
Dreamers at any rate.
It wouldn’t bother me if a guy thought we were all pretty,
that’s not a problem, but I react to the underlying spirit of focusing only on
the outward appearance. If a guy wants
to pursue a relationship with one of us, he’d jolly well better see something
special about that sister. Beauty is only skin deep and if you can’t appreciate
what is beneath that, then forget trying to go into a life- long relationship.
I don’t mean this unkindly, but to provoke thought, “Is it
any wonder that this guy was married more than once?”
There was another older
guy there and he frequently talks about how beautiful our family is, which is
flattering, but I’ve also with grief heard him talk about his wife pointing out
attractive women to him. What’s wrong with that? Well, to be honest here, I
doubt she’s saying, “Look at that lovely girls face.” Jesus said, “If a man
even looks on a woman to lust after her he hath committed adultery already with
her in his heart.” Jesus had pretty high standards, and I don’t expect everyone
to be without sin, but to hear a Christian guy talking without shame about his
eye for the woman is a sad statement for how far we’ve fallen.
Having said all this, it's not really to pick on the guys that I don't have great respect for, but becuase I know guys that
aren’t that way. No, they’re not perfect, but they have a heart to hold
themselves to Christ’s standard. That's pretty amazing.
Blessings,
T.W.
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