a man who seeks to force a woman to submit to him via violence and manipulation is a weak man insecure in his masculinity beyond the surface. true loving submission is not forced but comes naturally when a woman feeling loved, protected, and allowed to live in her feminine energy
Society can't stand tradwives because they remind men everywhere that there is something more substantial than angry, blue haired, gender nonconforming, feminists in the dating pool.
Gentle women make strong men.
There should be housewife school where they teach women how to cook, clean, sew, budget, garden, take care of children, etiquette, fitness, fashion, and beauty. Not all girls have mothers and grandmothers to teach them. 🥞🧸
Marry a man who wants to be a husband, not a man who just wants a wife. Read that again.
A man who WANTS to be a husband is a man who’s willing to provide, protect, & fulfill your rights. He is READY to do whatever he can to make things work. A man who JUST wants a wife is a man who's only thinking about what YOU can do for him, & not what HE needs to do for YOU.
No one “wins” an argument.
If you set out to win an argument with your partner, you will lose them.
Set out to solve the problem, together, and you will both come out of the situation stronger.
Men and women have different roles in society, and different needs and desires. the feminine and masculine complement each other. One cannot discard the worth and necessity of the other. femininity is nothing without masculinity and masculinity is nothing without femininity.
it is a parent's job to love their children invariably, to encourage them to follow their dreams, to teach them to respect themselves and others. it is not a parent's job to shame their children for not meeting the expectations for their life that their parent had drawn up for them. children are a blessing, they are also their own person, not just an extension of their parent.
some women who are blessed with the ability to carry children are not deserving of motherhood
many women who unfortunately lack this ability are extremely deserving of motherhood.
i am always told how i'd make a wonderful mother. my husband reminds me ever day, but i know i can never give him biological children. and i can't help but feel lesser for that.
on the bright side though, i guess we can adopt kids into a loving and stable home.
23 year oldcontemporary revivalist of a fading femininityeternally devoted to my husband and the patriarchynot a christian hatemonger
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