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The Power of Sexual Surrender was written in 1958, in the middle of what we today consider a high point for family and traditional womanhood. But, actually, the problems of feminism were common then too. Marie Robinson was a psychologist with a practice that focused on “frigidity,” which was: women who had difficulty achieving orgasm.Continue reading “The Power of Sexual Surrender (1958), by Marie Robinson”

As I’ve said, our theme is outlining What To Do; namely, Do This and Do That. One of the better resources is Lori Alexander’s blog, The Transformed Wife, thetransformedwife.com. I don’t necessarily agree with all she says, but I like most of it. I have been amazed at how out-of-the-mainstream these traditionalist views have been,Continue reading “The Transformed Wife”

I have a friend who is a lawyer, and he has three daughters. They were lovingly raised in a good (and intact) family. The second daughter was the sort of girl that loved children, and other soft, furry things like rabbits or horses. She was not very academically inclined, although she did what she wasContinue reading “Modes of Failure Today #2: The Girl Who Loved Children”

I found this in the comments section of a YouTube post, and saved it. I don’t think “all women are like that.” This one is clearly a top-shelf turbo-slut. But, for many women today — I would say more than 50% in the U.S. — it is a matter mostly of degree. At least thisContinue reading “AWALT”

Sometimes, regarding sex, a woman asks: “What can I do to please you?” Although any man might like a good back rub, in the end you want to get to the Main Event, and here the answer is always the same: “I want you to have a chain of brain-melting orgasms that leave you aContinue reading “Good Sex”

I will relate a little anecdote I heard, that pertains to our interests here. Our protagonist is a smart, successful corporate woman type, who is coming up on her fortieth birthday unmarried and childless. After dismissing children and family for a long time as secondary, she is now panicking as women often do around thatContinue reading “Modes of Failure Today”

Fascinating Womanhood , by Helen Andelin, was published in 1963, but was based on some pamphlets written in the 1920s and 1930s. Even in its time (which was a little before the “sexual revolution” but when feminism was still thick in the air nevertheless), it was a traditionalist expression, with a Christian theme. It hasContinue reading “Fascinating Womanhood”

Even the idea that anyone might have an opinion about “how to be a good wife and mother” will probably drive some women to apoplexy. And yet, if one is to be a wife and mother, shouldn’t you do a good job in that role? Does anyone suggest that you should be an employee ofContinue reading “How To Be a Good Wife and Mother”

Today, about 56% of college students are women. This might sound like it is almost 50:50, but actually 56:44 means that there are 27.3% more women than men. In 2018, 36% of women born in 1980-1984 had earned a bachelor’s degree, compared to 28% of men. Not surprisingly, men are losing interest in institutions thatContinue reading “College Debt”

If I propose that women focus on marriage and family first, and basically skip any college education, does that mean that women should be uneducated? Not at all: young women, whose ambitions went beyond a public high-school education, would be educated at their father’s house. Actually, not much education is happening in universities these daysContinue reading “Women in College”