Monthly Archives: May 2020

I used to have a joke: “My wife and I have a division of labor: I do the labor, and she takes care of the leisure.” But, actually, this did not bother me. It is normal that men should be busy. It is also normal that a wife should not be busy all day, ifContinue reading “Division of Labor”

After you have been married a while — let’s say it is ten years — women may not be much in the mood for sex anymore. They don’t feel like it, so they say: “I don’t feel like it,” and then nothing happens. I say to women: It seems to be natural for women toContinue reading “Just Say Yes”

Let’s say there’s a woman who follows the Feminist Life Script that everyone is telling her to follow. She goes to high school, does high school stuff, goes to college, does college stuff, graduates, gets a job, does single woman stuff, postpones marriage until 28, then goes looking for a husband. She has a lotContinue reading “It’s Men’s Fault”

Dalrock talked about the “feminist merit badge.” This is the idea — it is everywhere today, but nobody talks about it — that a woman must go to a good college, get a good job, and then build a career, then find a husband around age 28-30, and then quit her job and career, haveContinue reading “Forget the Feminist Merit Badge”

Today, women are repeatedly told not to marry when they are young; let’s say, before age 25. This used to be the outside edge of when women would marry, 16-25, with the ideal around 18-20. It is probably not best to start with those women who are well down the road to harlotry, or whoContinue reading “Marrying Instead of Cohabitating”

This recent series of blog posts by “Sharkly” describes typical features of dysfunctional wives today. As bad as this is, it is probably even worse for many men who marry women that are not regular churchgoers, and very often, have a sordid history of harlotry as well. I personally do not suffer from any ofContinue reading “Dysfunctional Women”