act like you feel (most of the time)

Okay, this theory is based primarily off of a problem that I have (but is being fixed).

Oftentimes when I'm around women, (let's take an example of walking through the store) I have this dilemma between leading (based on theology), and letting her lead, because this is her strength area.

The thing I missed might be the difference between me and Jesus Christ (JC). He's so amazing, he can lead all the time. But leading means doing the best thing for the project in question. And, of course, the women should lead the way through the store. Duh! JC could lead, he knows where the shoe department is better than even women. But I'm just human.

This principle applies to many other situations, in which you can refer to practicality instead of theory.

Imagine that! Theory isn't always the best! (except that you'll be using a theory in order to ignore theory)