Here is Roosh V on “How to Save Western Civilization.” —– I’ve had a front-row seat in the culture war for over a decade, but I haven’t made any big policy declarations like other movements. Men’s rights activists have their “family law reform” platform. The MGTOW group has “legalize prostitution and invent realistic sex bots.”Continue reading “How To Save Western Civilization”
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Making a Business of Being a Stay-at-Home Mom
A stay-at-home Mom could have a home-based business of some sort. But, having your own business is no easy thing, and not everyone is suited to it, especially on top of all the demands of children and family. Nevertheless, there are two “businesses” that a Stay-at-Home Mom can easily do. They are: daycare services, andContinue reading “Making a Business of Being a Stay-at-Home Mom”
Prioritize the Stay-at-Home Mom
Let’s say that you decide that it would be a good idea for mothers to stay at home with their children. This is a good summary from Lori Alexander: If that is not enough for you, consider this book by our recent presidential candidate, Elizabeth Warren: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Two-Income_Trap It might seem like there are fewer problemsContinue reading “Prioritize the Stay-at-Home Mom”
Femcels and the Problem of the Pill
Women: stay away from hormonal birth control. Use condoms only.
Married to the Corporation
When a woman follows the common Feminist Life Script — go to college, get a job and career, and maybe, somehow, get married and have a family — she commonly ends up Married to the Corporation. At least she is not Married to the Government, the common outcome of many women with less educational orContinue reading “Married to the Corporation”
Turbo-Simping
There is much to admire in the way people in the nineteenth century carried about the process of getting married — or, Traditional Courtship. The Victorian Age was a high-water time even then for Courtship, compared to the more corrupt eighteenth century. It was, perhaps, a low-water time for sexual satisfaction, however. They seemed toContinue reading “Turbo-Simping”
Lady, by Roosh V
Lady is a new how-to guide by Daryush Valizadeh, also known as Roosh V. Roosh, long known as a writer of pickup-artist books, in recent years has had something of a conversion, including the adoption of an active Christianity, and now intends to tell young women how they should navigate the meatgrinder of “dating” today,Continue reading “Lady, by Roosh V”
Courtship, Circa 1910
Sometimes we wonder if everyone actually participated in the Courtship process, or was it only people who lived in country estates? Here is a description of courtship among the working classes, from Moira Weigel’s book Labor of Love. The son of a rabbi, Samuel Chotzinoff came with his family from Vitebsk, Russia, to New YorkContinue reading “Courtship, Circa 1910”
Labor of Love (2016), by Moira Weigel
Labor of Love: The Invention of Dating (2016), by Moira Weigel, is a nice, short book about the history of “dating,” or, if you like, the replacement of Traditional Courtship, beginning around 1890 but really getting going after 1920. This book could have gone wrong in many ways. One of the reviews calls it “aContinue reading “Labor of Love (2016), by Moira Weigel”
Sexual Compatibility
I thought I would add a comment to the recent post at SigmaFrame regarding concerns among many Christian men (virgins or nearly so) as to whether they can achieve sexual “compatibility” with their future wife, without giving it a try beforehand. Here is a quote from that post, from a young man with some concerns:Continue reading “Sexual Compatibility”