A THOUGHT FOR NOW - HONOUR AND RESPECT TO WOMEN WHO STAND BY THEIR MEN

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Honour and Respect to all women who stand by their men, and do so in hard and very hard times, as well as the good times.

Honour and Respect to all women who, in their knowledge and experience of being their men's women, do not often falter in their continuing support of their men, when the wheels suddenly fall of their lives or their lives crashed into a wall which suddenly appear from out of nowhere.

Honour and Respect to the women who, because they believe that their men are worthy of their love and admiration, remain steadfast in their support of their men, when, even if momentarily, their lives seem  to fall of a cliff and into an ever descending void.


Honour and Respect to the women who continue to believe in their men, because they have never known them to have abused the trust they have in them or betray the values they believe they espouse and have been living up to.

Honour and Respect to the women who, through the strength of their love and devotion to their men, have chosen not to heed the call of others who would entice them to walk away from their men, not having known, but believing they know their men, and have chosen to condemn them.


Honour and Respect to all women who remain steadfast in their support of their men, not because they are in fear of violence or intimidation from them, but because they know that their men respect, love and are equally devoted to them.

Honour and Respect to all women who defend their men and thereby place themselves in the way of undeserved ridicule, cynicism, disgust and condemnation from other 'self-righteous' and unknowing women and men, because these praiseworthy women have, by their support, continued to display the strength of their love in times of adversity.

Honour and Respect to all women who continue to fight for themselves and their men and family, against great odds, because of their faith in themselves and their men, the men they have known and believed in, and has not resorted to judge them by the lesser men they might have been in the past. Because, why would one want to dismiss the now better men, whom they have known all their lives, and judge them on the basis of the lesser men they might, or are now alleged to have been in the past, but are now no more?



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