He Who Finds a Wife and Modern Dating
By CocoaDiva on Jul 23, 2009 with Comments
So, Proverbs 18:22 states “He who finds a wife finds a good thing and obtains favor from the Lord.” Most women I know were raised to think this passage means “Don’t go around looking for a husband, he will find you.” Meaning, don’t holler at dudes, don’t pass your number for real, and don’t go chasing a man. If you do these things all you will find is a hot mess and some dude who ends up dogging you out or who isn’t good for you emotionally, physically, or spiritually.
However, my problem in 2009 is this. If taken literally, men should do all the hollering and approaching because they will be “finding” a good thing, ie selecting the women out of a sea of thousands to pursue. However, in this day and age, Dudes are LAZY!!! Now women are expected to approach and do some of the hollerin themselves because of all this new age, new millennium madness we are all on.
Now dudes are on this “well, why didn’t you holla at me if you were interested” tip. Or, “Men hate rejection just like women, I am all about the equal opportunity holler.” Men want women to take the aggressive role and approach them. I mean I can see a man’s point about rejection because when a man asks a woman out, 3 times out of 10 she will say “yes”. But when a woman asks a man out, 8 or 9 times out of 10 he will say “yes”. Why shouldn’t a woman utilize this factor to her advantage? But does the woman’s aggression actually lead the couple to a “good thing?”
It all goes back to the head of the household concept to me. The man, as the head of the household, has to be willing to take risks for the family. If dude has a fear of rejection and can’t holler, is this the guy you want? I mean, if a guy needs 100% assurance that you like him, e.g. you having to fall on the floor in his path..then I do wonder if he’s the risk-taking kind or ready to “find” you?
Can a woman select her man and make herself “available” so the man thinks he is finding her? You know, being flirty, and doing all the initial hollering but not providing contact information until he asks?
Do you take this passage literally?
Should women be aggressive and approach men? If so, does this negate the passage?
If you are approaching him is he not for you anyway?
Is the situation doomed from the beginning?
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