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Sabbath was made for man, not man for the sabbath. Pharisees would tell Jesus off for plucking corn on the sabbath. Or healing. It was silly and stupid the rules people laid on top of having a day of rest.
 
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Well good to know there are no hard and fast rules about dating

But I think treat others as you would have them treat you is a good rule.

I think if I don't really enjoy someone's company I wouldn't go out with them again.
 
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Lanolin said:
hmm nobody knows any rules?

Like I don't know, if you go out to dinner or movies, the one that asks for company needs to pay for the other one? You have to kiss them on the cheek to say thank you?

I have often wondered, why it's expected that women want to be stay-at-home-wives, even if they don't have any children, and the husband to work 40 hours a week at least to pay for house and food and bills etc, while the wife cleans and cooks and looks pretty.

What if it's reversed and its the wife who wants to work, pay for everything while the husband stays at home, cooks and cleans and looks handsome, like a stay-at-home-husband?

Or is that wrong, or breaking the rules? In what fantasy land do married couples do this?
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Check out Sherry Schreidner's the Rules, but that was so 90s and 00s, lol.
 
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