Monthly Archives: December 2021

This item on “The Culture of the Single Millennial” was good, although I think the situation is somewhat worse than presented here. That’s why I think that incremental changes won’t work, and people will have to basically do things completely differently. Read: The Culture of the Single Millennial One of the problems is: The goalContinue reading “The Culture of the Single Millennial”

As most of society goes farther down the drain, I suspect there will be an increasing divide between those that take a stand with marriage and family, and those that do not. This may include arranged marriages, probably around Age 20-24 for women who, perhaps living at their father’s house, haven’t had much luck otherwise.Continue reading “Arranged Marriage”

Over at “The Women Sphere,” there is a course (basically, a book) offered on The Ethos of Womanhood. It might be pretty good. https://thewomensphere.gumroad.com/l/hoRPH

Donna Reed, in It’s a Wonderful Life (1947), presents an idealized portrait of the loving wife and mother, who also happens to be a 10/10 girl all the way. In those days, women really did have four children before 30, and they really weren’t fat, and they really did dress well, without dressing like harlots.Continue reading “Do It Like Donna Reed”

I was at a party talking with a better sort of girl. Yes, they do exist. In 2021, she graduated from a Christian college in Manhattan. She was planning to return to her hometown in Georgia. After a few inquiries, I gathered that the main motivation was to meet up with her boyfriend — presumably,Continue reading “Plant the Flag with the Family”

Women, as we know, are somewhat shapeless and formless by nature. They are blown about helplessly by their feelings and emotions. They have no principles. Women look to men to provide order, form, and direction. Women conform to the “container” provided by their surroundings, whether it is the men in their life — their fathersContinue reading “Being Nice Without Simping”

When women quit their jobs to stay at a home and care for their children, sometimes they need to cut back on their expenses. Sometimes this is easy stuff, like skipping a week of skiing in Colorado. But, sometimes it is big stuff, like moving to a smaller house. But recently, a lot of womenContinue reading “Quit Your Job and Don’t Cut Back”

I was talking with a friend whose daughter recently had her first baby. She was making $250,000+ per year doing marketing for pharmaceutical companies. She was planning to go back to work. But, she decided instead to stay at home with her baby. Her husband doesn’t make as much as she did. The household incomeContinue reading “Stay At Home With Your Baby”