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Here’s a recent family photo from homeschooling advocate Jeremy Wayne Tate. Not many women (or men) will end up as fortunate as this. Especially if you don’t even try.

I was thinking about “Mrs. Midwest.” First of all, she is definitely a babe. 10/10 for Looks. Also, she seems to be a Good Wife and a Good Mother. I’ll give her a 9/10 for Character although who knows. She is maybe not so brainy, but does it matter much? At least she is smartContinue reading “Mrs. Midwest Married a Real Man”

This is why you don’t listen to today’s popular music. Click on link below.

Let’s catch up with TradBabe TradMom Mrs. Midwest. If you want to be a wife and mother, then just do that.

I used to think Brasil ’66 was a novelty band, but I’ve changed my mind. Click below.

In 1959, the median age of marriage for women was 20. Half of the women were married at 20 or earlier. The 1950s were a time when there was a big problem with premarital sex and teenage pregnancy. Divorce rates had already hit 25%, compared to about 5% before 1910 or 50% today. It wasn’tContinue reading “A Summer Place, 1959”

And the women who followed his advice were better off for it. UPDATE: Kevin Samuels may have been murdered.

Here we are, twelve years after items like “The Misandry Bubble” told us most all we really need to know. In those twelve years, many, many men gained a much better understanding of the situation as it stands today. Also, we have seen, to my surprise, after millions and millions of comments made directly toContinue reading “It’s All Up To Men”

At the beginning of 2010, Imran Khan summed up where things stood regarding men and marriage. Drawing upon many sources of that time, and synthesizing them skillfully, the post has stood the test of time remarkably well. Here it is: https://www.singularity2050.com/2010/01/index.html I recommend it to women especially, at least the brainier ones, as it willContinue reading “The Misandry Bubble”

Today’s item is for these men who are ambivalent about marrying their long-term girlfriends. I was one of those men. I married my wife after being together for six years, most of that time living together. I was also ambivalent about it. We recently celebrated our 20th wedding anniversary. In those days (the 1990s), youngContinue reading “Just Marry Her”