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sadieejanee · 4 months ago
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Not the life I want for my children!
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recoveringdoll · 1 year ago
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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
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FUCK OFF IF YOUR BLOG IS 18+ I’M SICK OF IT
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50stradwife · 1 year ago
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girl mom 🧸🎀
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tiaresky · 1 month ago
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vermissa-ermine · 1 month ago
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All of the wrong and stupid arguments I've gotten about my beautiful genius girlboss "rural living is child abuse" post is only going to my head and making me think I'm smarter and cooler and sexier.
I support children running away from home, and would run away from home if I could but I can't because I already don't live at home.
Thank you weird catholic tradwife for spending your time arguing with the grown ass woman who spends all day wearing clothing from hot topic and watching cartoons, and demands all her friends tell her she's 12.
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everlastinghistory · 9 months ago
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ladyhearthkeeper · 2 years ago
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It's all very aesthetics when you're gardening in a skirt... Until a wasp or a bee gets caught under it and bites your leg.
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amishprincess · 20 days ago
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I am a bit sexually frustrated but I have promised that I will be chaste until I find myself a good Amish man (or man that is willing to become Amish) to make my husband.
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barefoot-a-pregnant · 2 years ago
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You don't often see plus size people from "past ages" so I wanted to share her. And I'm really envious of her bicycle. I want some like this too!
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probablyasocialecologist · 1 year ago
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One of the trad lifestyle’s most potent attractions is nostalgia. When the Neelemans began renovations on their 103-year-old, 2,500-square-foot farmhouse in 2018, they instructed the contractor to expose the original hardwood floors and restore the century-old fireplace that the previous owners had tiled over. They asked for a red wooden barn for their animals rather than the metal ones preferred by modern farmers. “Each time a visitor compliments us on how much they like our ‘old red barn,’” Hannah wrote on Instagram, “I smile. It’s only two months old, but you would never know.” The contractors also demolished the kitchen to bring Hannah’s vision to life, but “we didn’t restore our centenarian home to its original glory only to endow it with a modern kitchen,” she explained. Instead, they replaced the old white stove with a cast-iron AGA model that costs up to $20,000, hid the refrigerator in the pantry, and installed a linen curtain to conceal the dishwasher. Pioneers didn’t have such luxuries, but the Neelemans would—in private.
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The past that tradwives want to return to, an anachronistic pastiche of rugged pioneer individualism and midcentury familial plenty, never really existed. The lifestyle they promote is, like the Neelemans’ faux-rustic kitchen, a thoroughly modern construction: its incongruous elements are concealed behind bespoke doors and linen curtains. These aesthetic signifiers, confused as they may be, point to periods of American history in which white families were prioritized above all others. And some tradwives are explicit about their desire for racial supremacy.
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sadieejanee · 4 months ago
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thecurlyhousefairy · 10 months ago
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I don't like matriarchal societies
I was having a talk about matriarchal societies and the reason I don't truly admired them. I consider them a last resort.
You can backtrack the origin of all matriarchal societies to a similar story. Men were stupid and were to war too much, women got fed of them, went away with their children and stuff and made them either conform or loose them. They are peaceful. Balance is achieved. All societies should be like this.
Except I don't like this at all.
I don't like stupid men.
I applaud the brave women who realized something was wrong and decided to take action, but I don't think this is were we should be at all.
Men are stronger than us. When physical hardship comes, they last longer, they go further, they protect and they sacrifice whatever is needed. They do it so they can protect the softness of a wife's embrace, a child's hand, soft smiles among darkness.
When we protect men they don't give us that, they just pass out and them we call them lazy. Women cannot be the protector and the softness at the same time.
We need to restore the balance. We need strong, protector men.
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50stradwife · 2 years ago
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callmemrscarter · 1 year ago
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1. wake up 🌞
2. thank God 🙏🏽
3. thank your husband 💍
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