Jason Bargas

Fri, 28 Mar 2008 05:40:40 -0600

Ah, Tito. Dare you say bad parenting is the root of all evil? What the? Everyone knows that you don't need to raise your children. That's what schools are for. In loco parentis and teaching you how to dangle a preposition. Values, faith, beliefs, i.e. everything about an individual should play into their decision to tie the knot. The decision should not be based on erroneous thoughts like "I'm about to finish college so I need to get married" or "I should marry him/her because I don't want to be single."

Tito of Custos Fidei

Fri, 21 Mar 2008 12:43:03 -0600

Being raised properly contributes greatly to a correctly formed conscious that is able to guide you in making life decisions. By merely stating to not marry young is in itself a false statement. Though some facts may support this ascertion, what about those that actually practice their Christian faith have lower divorce rates from those marrying under 25. In fact the reverse is true that by delaying marriage you are only delaying your natural maturation process thusly by extending adolescence beyond your teen years. We see grown men in their 30s playing PlayStation and cavorting around through a series of failed relationships. It's not always about 'me', but about what liberals like to say 'the greater good'. How will society function without a future? A future filled with stunted adults with 1.2 kids? I could go on, but that would be almost wasting a good post on this blog. Happy Easter, In Jesus, Mary, & Joseph, Tito

Houstonist: Houston's Missed Connections: Marrying Young is Dumb

Jason Bargas

Tito of Custos Fidei