The study of “marital rape” reveals indeed that there are consequences to women’s mental health in general from non-consensual sex. But some of these consequences are excuses for women to remain victims, and to not seek God. For example, trouble sleeping, depression, intimacy problems, negative self-image, and sexual dysfunction are cited as consequences of “marital rape.” These aren’t issues that God cannot easily heal (nothing is actually); furthermore, these “negative effects” are amplified with the wrong view of marriage. As Christians, we should always seek the Lord. A little suffering is good for us, even if that means pondering your husband sleeping with you at night if you denied him. When it comes to violent abuse, that’s a different story. I wouldn’t call that suffering, but rather, mistreatment.

Looking at the infographic I made above, we see that “marital rape” has roots in the “women’s” rights movement. I put that in quotes because women today are miserable hags. Once upon a time they were pleasant, mild-mannered, humble, articulate, and intelligent, but today they are vile, filthy, rude, nude, demon-infested heathens. “Women’s rights” gave women nothing except a platform to voice their nagging.

The destruction of marriage began when men no longer owned women as property. From then on, law and society both strayed further away from God. Today, homosexuals with sex partner counts of over 1000 are given the legal right to marry, and if you refuse to give them a marriage license, or bake them a wedding cake even if they order one from your shop, you break the law. As a result, marriage is less popular today than it may have ever been. People live together, have sex before marriage, and divorce each other for no reason whatsoever.