#joyfully available

[cornershelf]

Watching this Josh Duggar analysis video on YouTube and like. Holy shit look at the way Anna acts during their engagement. She looks terrified, like a deer in the headlights. She does not like someone who is happy to be sold to engaged to this piece of garbage.

(Side note Anna refers to JimBob's sex talk the day of their wedding as "the mechanical details of marriage" like afsfafafsgdjdjbhj could you think of a more awkward and unromantic way of saying it)

[countingandsnarkingon]

Joyfully Unavailable

Obviously being Joyfully available is supposed to be a constant thing. Are there limitations to that though? Like are the boys told that there are going to be times when their wife can't comply with the order (If she's taking care of the babies for example) or are they told that they should expect it anytime they want it and that their wives will drop everything if they truly good fundie women. And I know that wives aren't allowed to say no but I would hope that the more "progressive" husbands take their wives feelings into account. 

[fundie-confessions]