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Bridget Phetasy brought a little hope to everyone who is waiting for women to get tired of being sluts, with all the predictable bad consequences. I’m one of those sluts. … It’s a tough needle to thread. I’m grateful for the ability to control my reproductive cycle and make my own money. But that freedomContinue reading “I Regret Being A (Low Grade) Slut”

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1561028301476577280.html This is why women lived with their fathers until marriage. How could it be any other way? It seems like people expect eighteen-year-old women to have the wisdom of forty-year-olds — while also having the libido of eighteen-year-olds, which even forty-year-olds don’t have to deal with. How to Stop the Fall of Women, atContinue reading “Stay at Home”

Since we like to explain things in simple terms that young women can relate to, who better to explain it than a young woman?

This article from 2002 describes the way things were in the 1990s. It is much worse now. Women: Just focus on getting married. Forget about the rest. The article ends, naturally, with a long list of demands that will supposedly make it possible to combine motherhood with a demanding career. Rather than understanding the implicationsContinue reading “Executive Women and the Myth of Having It All”

Here’s a Twitter thread (yes I know….) with a ton of interesting information. https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1557880297244459010.html

Two pertinent books by Daniel Amneus, available in free pdf download: Take a stand with the family. Only men and women who want to take part in the continuation of civilization need apply.

In Evie Magazine, Alicia Bittle, married for seven years and a mother, wrote about what happened when she wore a dress every day for a month. What started out as a little experiment with a few dresses and a handful of days, has completely transformed my approach to marriage, motherhood, and femininity. What started outContinue reading “Young Mom Wears a Dress Every Day For a Month”

Women: Get married young. Age 18-20 is about right. Have a lot of children.

For a long time, I drove cheap old cars. Old, anyway. I thought they were cheap, but they weren’t. I drove two cars over 200,000 miles, in snow country which rusts them out. The New Car/Old Car question rests largely on Depreciation vs. Maintenance and Repair Costs. And, these are not much different. Let meContinue reading “Why I Now Drive New Cars”

Of all the forms of exercise that a woman can choose from — and she should choose at least one — dance, and specifically ballet, is near the top. From dance, a woman learns poise, grace and beauty, which does not happen to women to do Crossfit, or play ice hockey. Mary Helen Bowers hasContinue reading “Ballet Moms”