#traditional homemaker

[homemakinghippie]

[mistyhollowcottage]

so much of taking care of yourself as an adult is just learning to eat at home and going on walks

[tradmidwestman]

[lovergirlforjesus]

all of the sweetness, all of the trust, all of the tenderness

[femina-amare]

What a beautiful life ♡

[doll-fleur]

“What’s your dream job?”

You guys dream of jobs? I just want to get married to the love of my life, disappear to a cozy cottage in the middle of nowhere, raise my babies surrounded by nature and finally have real peace away from the chaos of society.

[thatgentlewife]

Please? 🙏 ❤️

[50sfemme]

the only career that matters to me ♡₊˚ 🩰・₊✧

[recoveringdoll]

Wanting a man to provide for you doesn’t mean you’re incapable. Of course you’re capable. But it’s nice to have someone help you and take of you. That doesn’t mean you can’t do those things yourself. That just means someone loves you enough to make your life that bit easier <3

FUCK OFF IF YOUR BLOG IS 18+ I’M SICK OF IT

[sadieejanee]

[50stradwife]

girl mom 🧸🎀

[homemakinghippie]

I'm finally getting back to hormone management. I haven't really done anything special for my hormones the last four months, but I'm ready to take care of myself again.

[traditionaldream]

Feminism is full of lies: being a "boss babe" won't fulfill most of us, birth control harms your body and no, it doesn't heal you, it just cover the problem, like a band aid, children are not a burden, but a blessing, men aren't oppressing you, you can't find total equality for things that aren't equal.

Don't belive that man aren't needed. Man work jobs that most feminist don't want to work in: building, mines, military....

It is not backwards, oppressive or misogynistic to realize that all of these things are true.

Embrace your true essence

[tradmidwestman]

It's your natural state. Why fight it?

I have a good friend who is very pregnant right now and she's so thrilled. Happy to make a post sharing in her happiness.

[lovergirlforjesus]

[homemakinghippie]

Oh no! Women are finding purpose in having and caring for close familial relationships! How dare they be proud of what they can do for people other than themselves!

Also just to be clear- I'm not Christian and not conservative. I'm queer and closer to pagan spiritually. I give zero shits how you want your personal relationships to be structured, but you don't have to demonize having and taking care of a family in the process.

Annoys me deeply when christian conservatives subtly try to influence women to define themselves by their role in the household. It's unsettling how upset they get when women refuse to see themselves a piece of meat, given purpose only by what lives in or off of it.