Should the boyfriend ask the father or in some cases mother for permission before marrying the daughter?

@DunDunDun lol

@DunDunDun In traditional weddings, does the father still give the bride away where you live?

@SimplyTracie I don't care about tradition, that doesn't make it okay to objectify them.

@DunDunDun Are you trolling or are you really that stupid

@TheRascallyOne The fact that you really think someone would have to either be stupid or just kidding to say women aren't property says a lot, jeez what's wrong with people

@DunDunDun Nobody said women are property its the show respect to the family the let them know that you're the up Sincere If you ask

@TheRascallyOne right, makes sense

@TheRascallyOne I agree and I think old school respect is the way to go.

@SimplyTracie nothing like some old school sexism

@DunDunDun Is it sexist to ask the father of the bride for his blessings? Please explain.

@SimplyTracie yes, and I don't need to explain something that obvious

@DunDunDun I’m dumb so please explain. Just 25 words or less.

@SimplyTracie she is a self centered child/troll just ignore her

@TheRascallyOne Okie

@SimplyTracie You really see yourself as nothing more than a slave for men don't you lol, a random guy tells you to ignore me and your response is basically just like, "yes master"

@DunDunDun I think you’ve watched too many Lifetime movies. Husbands and wives are co-equals these days.

@SimplyTracie How is a man asking a woman's dad if he can marry his daughter treating both sexes as equals? That literally makes no sense.

@DunDunDun I don’t think [i]that [/i]has anything to do with equality. Asking for her dads blessings is just a respectful gesture.

In marriage, I believe husband and wife are equals.

@SimplyTracie Right, totally not sexist at all.

@DunDunDun That is my opinion.

I assume you would be utterly offended if your fiancé asked your dad for his blessings. You would not condone such silliness. Am I right?

@SimplyTracie I wouldn't want a man to view me as property no. It doesn't matter what your opinion is, doesn't change the meaning of sexism.

@DunDunDun So if your fiancé asked your dad for his blessings, he is a sexist? I will have to rethink the definition of sexism.

@SimplyTracie yeah, he would be