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Today, women are repeatedly told not to marry when they are young; let’s say, before age 25. This used to be the outside edge of when women would marry, 16-25, with the ideal around 18-20. It is probably not best to start with those women who are well down the road to harlotry, or whoContinue reading “Marrying Instead of Cohabitating”

This recent series of blog posts by “Sharkly” describes typical features of dysfunctional wives today. As bad as this is, it is probably even worse for many men who marry women that are not regular churchgoers, and very often, have a sordid history of harlotry as well. I personally do not suffer from any ofContinue reading “Dysfunctional Women”

Here’s a woman who lives like it is 1958. This video is interesting for a number of reasons. The 1950s were the last time that there was anything resembling traditional morality in the U.S. (although by 1900 standards, “dating” in the 1950s was dangerously degenerate). If we set aside the period-correct details, what do seeContinue reading “Women in 1958”

Girls: Remember our goals thus far: Get married young (age 16-25, ideally 18-20), so that you can have a full set of children before age 32. Find a good husband. Live at home with your parents until you are married. Don’t go to college (except possibly a nearby one that will allow you to liveContinue reading “Advice For Girls #3: A Potential Wife”

As I described in our previous post, young women should have children during their peak childbearing years, 18-32 — that is, they should have their last children no later than around age 32, not their first. To do this, they should get married at age 16-25, with an ideal around 18-20. How is our youngContinue reading “Advice For Girls #2: How To Get Married”

I have said that one of our purposes here was to tell women what to do. Women naturally do what they are told anyway — they pick this up from social norms and their social circle, authority figures like teachers and professors, the media, their parents and so forth. Unfortunately, much of what women areContinue reading “Advice For Girls”

Nice visual data from Nathan Yau. Marrying Later, Staying Single Longer.

The idea that being a stay-at-home Mom is boring, demeaning and inadequately challenging comes from the 1960s; specifically, Betty Friedan‘s 1963 book The Feminine Mystique. “Betty Friedan’s” real name was Naomi Goldstein. She had been a communist propagandist since her student days. She dropped out of graduate school to become a reporter for a communistContinue reading “Is Being a Housewife Boring?”

A selection of quotes from conservative author Ann Coulter. Ann Coulter, the far-right pundit and author of the new anti-immigration book “Adios, America!,” recently voiced her disdain for both immigrants and female voters on the radio show “Free Speech” with Gavin McInnes. While McInnes is himself an immigrant from Canada, he apparently had no problem bashing immigrationContinue reading “Ann Coulter on Why Women Should Not Vote”

From The Transformed Wife: In September of 1903, an article in The Atlantic called Why Women Do Not Wish the Suffrage, the author explains why women didn’t want to vote (only 4 percent wanted to vote in a poll taken). They knew their highest calling was in the home and raising the next generation. They wanted their entireContinue reading “Why Women Do Not Wish The Suffrage (1903)”