I Hate Women

I’ve got something pretty shameful to disclose. And this will come as a big shock to all of you.

But let me give it to you straight — far below my smiling exterior, I hate women.

I’m just starting to realize this from my psycho-therapy and from my attendance at 12-step meetings for sex addiction and those little bits of bother I had yay many years ago in Pico-Robertson’s finest Orthodox shuls, perhaps it wasn’t all their fault?

I never saw my hatred so clearly before.

I’ve long known that many wise people found me toxic. I’ve long tried to dismiss their opinion because sitting with it was way too painful. I couldn’t even face the possibility that they were right. No, I just had to dismiss them.

I remember I had this rabbi-friend four years ago who said he’d take me to a sex addiction meeting. I blew him off. I thought his suggestion was ridiculous. Every healthy man’s a sex addict, right? I’m no different than any other red-blooded all-American male. That was my thinking.

But now I see that I really do hate women.

Now don’t be a simpleton. I don’t only hate women. I also adore women. I love women. I respect women. I fear women. I have the full spectrum of emotions towards women. Many of them are even appropriate!

I have female friends going back more than 30 years. For the last 27 years, for instance, I’ve been far closer with the mother of my best mate in high school than I’ve been with any of my friends from that time.

I’ve always had an approximately equal share of male and female friends. I’ve had many romantic relationships with women, some lasting a year or longer. Heck, I’ve seduced more than 40 women!

It’d be hard to get more loving than that, right, without playing in a rock band or the NBA?

So, hatred is not the only emotion I feel towards women, nor even the strongest. I also feel love and respect and affection, but there is a definite strand of unnecessary hatred towards women that perverts my psyche.

When it comes to my fantasies, they’re all eroticized rage. I don’t fantasize about candlelight dinners, marital relations and long walks on the beach. I fantasize about doing the nasty with some bitch who thinks she’s too good for me.

By confessing my loathsome tendencies, I am not saying that all women as individuals should be exempt from hatred. When a person acts hatefully, it is a good thing to hate what they do, and even at times to appropriately hate them as unnecessarily hateful individuals.

So I see nothing wrong with hating individual women, individual men, individual Jews, individual blacks, individual whites, etc so long as these hateful individuals deserve the hatred because of their hateful behavior.

Hating the wicked can be a mitzva!

My problem is that I’ve been living in reaction to some over-controlling mother figures from my earliest years.

My mom was diagnosed with cancer when I was one and over the next three years, I lived with many different families and had many different mommies.

It’s hard to go back in time and to see these things clearly, but I think I often felt squashed by some of these women and in reaction I’ve harbored a hatred for women, particularly haughty ones.

I must have my revenge even if it is just through viewing some degrading pictures of the fairer sex.

My favorite fantasy is that of the controlling bitch getting her just deserts. I particularly love it when I read about female teachers getting busted for sex with their underage students. That these women jeopardized their careers and their families and their reputations for something so self-destructive, well, that’s just hot to me.

I fear that when I read about actresses in Hollywood who regret all the risque stuff they did early in their careers and then forever complained that nobody would take them seriously, well, that’s self-delusion and self-destruction is just hot to me.

Or, it was. I’m finding through hours of psycho-therapy, 12-step meetings and readings on eroticized rage, that I am starting to reprogram my psyche so that the cruel exploitative fantasies that drove me (I haven’t screwed around for 15 years) are slowly starting to weaken.

At times, I even look at women as human beings.

PS. Here are the traits about women that I hate the most.

Number one and most important, I hate that the really hot women won’t let me attain them. I hate that they turn me down for dates. I hate that they don’t return my calls or my emails. I hate that they don’t accept my Facebook friend requests. I hate it that they don’t like me staring at them. I hate it that they object when I try to chase them around the room and paw them. I hate it that they would find it creepy if I looked in their windows. I hate it that I can’t stalk them.

I just want to hang around hot women all the time and smell them and look at them and read their email and see what they wear and how they choose it. I want to go through diaries. I want to go through their closets. I want to check out their lingerie. I want to read their bank statements and their credit card reports. There’s nothing as fascinating and intoxicating to me as a beautiful woman and I hate how much sway they have over me.

I hate the addictive high I get from female beauty. I hate it how easily affected I am by an attractive woman giving me the time of day.

I hate it that hot women drive nice cars. I sometimes sputter down the road in my old bomb and I look out my window and there are all these hot chicks out there, chicks I’ll never get to touch, and they’re smoking hot and they’re driving nice cars and some of them are probably doctors and lawyers and professors, so they’re probably haughty and yet they may never taste the humiliation I swallow every day with my oatmeal from just wanting so badly what I can’t have.

I feel like if I could just get to talk to some of these chicks, I could heal the pain that spears me. If I could just get to talk to them, if it would only be OK for me to look at them for longer than five seconds at a time, if I could only smell their perfume and skin lotion and conditioner for five minutes, if I could only have seven minutes in heaven with them in the closet, if they’d only let me put the tip in, well, then I’d be the happiest guy in the world and all my anger would melt away, praise be to Jesus!

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What Women Want

I did this interview in the summer of 1995:

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Is Foreskin Man Anti-Semitic?

The Los Angeles Times reports:

A ballot measure to ban circumcision in San Francisco has taken a strange twist with the publication, by the measure’s sponsors, of a comic book in which an anti-circumcision superhero -– blond, buff and handsome -– battles evil Jewish characters who recall the stereotypical images of classic anti-Semitism.

“Foreskin Man” was written and created by Matthew Hess, one of the leaders behind the initiative to ban circumcision, the ritual cutting of foreskin on a baby’s penis that, in the Jewish religion, is considered central to the covenant between the Jewish people and God. Opponents consider it painful and barbaric, akin to female circumcision rites in Africa that have attracted international condemnation.

The measure will be on the ballot in San Francisco in November. Hess is with a San Diego group, MGM Bill, which is also seeking signatures to put a similar measure on the ballot in Santa Monica.

In the book, the blond superhero takes on “Monster Mohel” -– a bearded, black-hatted man with bloody scissors. In the traditional Jewish community, a mohel is a person trained to perform circumcisions.

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Sitting Shivah For Peace

David Suissa writes:

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in his speech to the U.S. Congress on May 24, was like a battered fighter entering the final round of a championship bout. He knows his only chance to win is by a knockout. With nothing to lose, Bibi got up, and with the “Rocky” music blazing in his ears, fought the fight of his life.

It is hard to overstate the brilliance of Bibi’s speech. Knowing he needed America on his side, and that he couldn’t succumb to President Barack Obama’s demands, he put all his chips on the U.S. Congress and mesmerized a nation. No better case for Israel’s position has ever been made. He was rewarded with 26 standing ovations from the most powerful legislative chamber in the world.

Unfortunately, the speech was 18 years too late.

Bibi’s message should have been delivered to the world in 1993, at the very beginning of the Oslo peace process with the Palestinians.

That was the perfect time to declare that “Israel is not a foreign occupier” and that while it is willing to make painful compromises for peace, it “will never compromise” on things like defensible borders and security guarantees, the unity of Jerusalem and the impossibility of a Palestinian right of return.

Had Israel been resolute with its red lines from the start, it would have better established the credibility and justness of its cause.

Instead, the opposite happened. It was the Palestinians who stuck to their guns, and the Israelis who kept undermining their own position. At every step, the Palestinians pocketed Israeli concessions and just waited for more. They realized all they needed to do to strengthen their cause was to keep saying no.

Meanwhile, Israel, desperate to be loved by the world and to make peace with a hostile neighbor, went bipolar. One day, it would make an “unprecedented” peace offer; the next, it would become disillusioned with Palestinian violence and unleash its military. In 2005, it even showed the world how it can dismantle settlements by expelling 8,000 Jewish settlers from Gaza and the northern West Bank.

On and on this game went, until Israel woke up one day and said: “Hey, wait a minute. The more we compromise, the more the world hates us. The less they compromise, the more the world loves them.”

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Sabbath Observance In 19th Century America

From The Jewish Press:

Dr. Isaac M. Weiss of Cincinnati, a leader of the Reform movement during the 19th century, encouraged his followers to observe the Sabbath. David Einhorn, who in 1855 became the spiritual leader of the Reform Congregation Har Sinai in Baltimore, also urged his congregants to keep Shabbos.

Still, efforts to promote shmiras Shabbos often were not very successful.

A bright spot in the general drab picture of Sabbath violation was Cincinnati in 1876. There, “a walk down Pearl Street on Saturday revealed the fact that almost every store owned by a co-religionist was c1osed.”

But this was by no means the norm. The trend in the 1850s and 1860s was toward more and more chillul Shabbos.

The 1860s saw Jewish butchers who were open on Saturdays.

H. Beermann, a meat dealer doing business at 466½-8th Avenue, New York City, in 1865 felt called upon in his advertising to state that he was closed on Sabbath. Henry Schloss, another meat dealer, located at 466-8th Avenue, made similar statements in his advertising four years later. Even shochtim in Philadelphia in 1867 were known to be Sabbath transgressors. They were responsible for this warning, issued by the Rev. Isaac Leeser, as secretary of the Philadelphia Board of Jewish Ministers, on Oct. 29, 1867:
To the Israelites of Philadelphia: It being against our laws to allow anyone to kill cattle or poultry for the use of Israelites who violate the Sabbath, the public are respectfully cautioned against buying meat or poultry killed by anyone who so offends.

It was not long before chillul Shabbos became public. Jewish organizations and societies began conducting balls on Friday evenings.

The Sabbath eve of March 19, 1870, saw two balls in New York City – one under the auspices of the Noah Benevolent Society, and the other conducted by the Grand Lodge of the Free Men of Israe1. The B’nai B’rith of New Haven scheduled its ball in 1871 for Friday evening, January 20. Benefit concerts on Sabbath evenings presented a similar dour spectacle. In 1882, one was conducted at the Highland House in Cincinnati for the benefit of the Russian refugees. In 1884, one was held at Phoenix Hall, Detroit, under the auspices of the Hebrew Ladies Aid Society on Friday evening, February 29.

Shmiras Shabbos often meant a real loss in business income. Add to this the fact that in many places one was not allowed to open one’s business on Sunday, the Christian Sabbath, and it is easy to understand the strong temptation to

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Orthodox Rabbi Seeks Ties To Christianity

From TorahMusings.com:

 NY LGBT Center slammed as center of anti-Israel activity
 New archive will document life in Old City from 1917-48
 Judges Let New York City Ban Worship Services From Schools
 Remembering Babe Ruth’s Concern For Jews During The Holocaust
 Religion News: Orthodox rabbis seek ties to Christianity
 Agudath de-blogs
 Liberals celebrate a same-sex wedding
 SALT Friday
 Conflicting Kashrus Rulings Translated
 Are Young Rabbis Turning on Israel? (note parenthetical statement about Orthodoxy)
 J’lem rabbi candidate calls for religious tolerance in city
 Inmate sues over prisons’ decision to stop serving kosher food
 New Day School Alternatives Set For Fall In N.J.
 Recollections Of Dayan Rabbi Dr. Aaron Levine
 When Religious Doctrine Undercuts Mandated Reporting On Abuse
 YU Shavuot To Go
 JTS Women Grads Struggling For Pulpits
 Ohel Campaign To Bolster Image Questioned
 Bible lessons move to Facebook
 SALT Thursday
 Banning Circumcision: The Target Is Religion, Not Jews
 Archive Fever
 Only Hebrew academy in Toledo area to close doors
 Bible lessons move to Facebook
 Skverer Rebbe Speaks Out in Ami Magazine
 Rabbi Dovid Feinstein and Other Leading Rabbis Forbid Anisakis Worm in Fish
 SALT Wednesday
 David Brooks: It’s Not About You
 Frenemies
 IDF intelligence gets first haredi officers
 Jumping In With Open Eyes
 Rabbi slams blind obedience to rabbis

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The End Of The 30 Year Fixed Rate Mortgage

I cover real estate and mortgages here:

June 2, 2011

June 1, 2011

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Why Is Britain’s Prime Minister Pulling Out of JNF? And Will There Be A Palestinian State This Year?

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A Trip To Israel Will Change Your Life

On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “Everybody I know, Jew or Christian, who has visited Israel has said that it changed his life. Everyone.”

Dennis is leading a trip to Israel in September.

He also has a book coming out later this year on the case for America.

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How Do You Graduate High School And Say ‘They Isn’t’?

On his radio show today, Dennis Prager talked about being in a restaurant Tuesday night while the Dallas-Miami game played silently with closed captioning across the bottom of the screen.

After the game, a black Miami player was interviewed and he said, “They isn’t.”

Dennis: “It is particularly stark the damage done by the left to America’s blacks.”

“I don’t know if the man graduated college, but I am certain he graduated high school. Did anybody ever correct him?”

“The left has rendered correcting incorrect English by a black as racism when anybody with a heart knows that when you don’t correct somebody, it is non-compassionate.”

“The left said that when a black says, ‘They isn’t’ that it is a dialect of English called ebonics. ‘They isn’t’ is not incorrect.

“The damage done to blacks by that left-wing attitude can’t be overstated.”

“You don’t sound intelligent when you say, ‘They isn’t.’ There is correct English and there is incorrect English.”

“I remember that the first black professional sports players, such as Jackie Robinson, spoke beautiful English. We’re talking about a deliberate deterioration that the left enforced.”

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