Monthly Archives: March 2021

Today, a lot of contention is created by the idea that men should do some of the chores and duties of the household commonly given to women in the past. Some women make this into a big problem. Basically, it boils down to this: Stay at Home Moms are responsible for all traditional women’s chores,Continue reading “Splitting Chores”

You can be a woman who is an ally of men. Who wishes for men’s wellbeing. Once you see this kind of woman, you notice the difference between them and the other women who are basically men’s enemies, although usually they don’t know it. Dr. Helen Smith listened to what men were talking about: Men:Continue reading “Dr. Helen Smith”

Among the duties of the Stay At Home Wife, Cooking is a major way in which she can contribute to the family’s health and wellbeing. There are a lot of things that women used to do, but which have become a lot easier today. Before 1850, women had to spin fiber into thread, and thenContinue reading “Hooray for Cooking”

“Roma Army” is certainly one of the strangest apparitions on YouTube. Yet, for some reason — it doesn’t seem quite like TradThottery — she makes videos in support of men and their difficulties. Yes, you can do that. I include her here mostly as an example of the principle that a woman can be aContinue reading “Women for Men”

This is your civilization, if you choose to accept it.

Karolina Zebrowska gets ready for a ball in 1808. This was the “Regency” period in England, which referred to the later period of the reign of King George III (who fought with George Washington in the Revolutionary War), when his mental health had deteriorated badly, and he handed over rule to a Regent, in thisContinue reading “Getting Ready in 1808”

Believe it or not, many young men, if they want to marry (and many do, eventually), want to marry virgins — preferably, young ones, age 18-20. Very often, these young men are not particularly churchy. But, they are beginning to realize that, if you are going to have any chance of success at all inContinue reading “Finding Each Other”