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a reminder.

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Yes💕

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My femininity “rules”..I thought of these with inspiration from tumblr.

- Never belittle your man

- Don���t say profanities

- Be soft spoken

- Never let him feel replaceable

- Act with love

- Enjoy your domestic duties

- Never downplay your need for him

- Ask him for permission, respectfully

- Never laugh at his mistakes or faults

- Spoil your man

- Take care of your man

- Never cause him to feel embarrassed

- Love your man

- Don’t interrupt while he speaks

- Give your man the respect he needs and deserves

- Make sex a priority

- Dress modestly for the world, dress for him in the bedroom.

- Embrace your beauty

- Speak only positively of him to others

- Never share his personal business

- Always think of your mans needs before yours

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Society can't stand tradwives because they remind men everywhere that there is something more substantial than angry, blue haired, gender nonconforming, feminists in the dating pool.

Gentle women make strong men.

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Masculinity isn’t the problem right now; it’s the solution. True masculinity doesn’t prey upon women, it respects and protects them. We need a society where masculinity and femininity flourish and neither is shamed. 

 - Kimberly Ross

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Don't fall for the feminist lie that tells women that they shouldn't dress for a man. Ýou should dress for THAT man in your life; the one that lifts your feet of the ground, the one that stays by your side and faces the world with you, the one that cherishes every part of your being, the one that provides and the one that showers you with the biggest luxury in the world: love.

It is not "oppression" to wear that dress he likes or wear your hair down or any other thing he may ask you.

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