#pro patriarchi

[lilithism1848]

[feminist-affirmations]

[rejectingfeminism]

One of my past Boyfriends used to have me strip and lay on my stomach, ass up, and slam His Cock into me with no prep. He'd shove my face into the sheets and tell me to shut up, and instead of actually speaking or looking at me He'd watch porn and masturbate using my pussy. i never actually came when He masturbated with me because He wouldn't let me feel that good.

Funny enough, He's also the one who corrected my bullshit "feminist" beliefs.

Goes to show that when you treat property like property, it doesn't come up with the idea that it's equal to you.

[balkanradfem]

religion will be like, it's because women talk to animals and eat fruit that childbirth is so painful, and the soil so hard to work! Not because we took away all of the midwives and created horrendous agriculture practices

[feai99]

[educating-bimbos]

Reblog if you are an ex-feminist and now love the patriarchy!

[stromuprisahat]

Kinda ironic Rhaenyra gets dubbed "Maegor the Cruel with Tits", when one of his most abominable deeds was supposed to be killing his nephew- Aegon the Uncrowned- on a much smaller dragon, which is exactly what Aemond did to Nyra's child.

Meanwhile Aemond gets a nickname and a statue out of it.

[geminni5]

[queerism1969]

[feminist-affirmations]

[rejectingfeminism]

i wasted my time in school. School and the workplace are both spaces for Men, not females. The only thing we should be taught is cooking and cleaning, and once we turn 18 we should immediately be taught how to serve Men. Society was literally shaped around the Patriarchy, and it's so sad to see people trying to reject that. The Patriarchy is what saved me from being a miserable feminist.

[tradwifesblog]

Trad Husbands

Traditional Husbands also have a huge part to play in a traditional marriage, although it’s not acknowledged by many of traditional individuals. So here’s a small list of the traditional husbands duties :

Make your wife feel protected, whether she’s with you or not.

Do the heavy lifting and fixing jobs around the house for your wife.

Always greet your wife with a kiss

Set an example to your daughter/s what a boyfriend should be like, and your sons how they should treat women.

Always bring gifts back from long work trips to show your loyalty and appreciation.

Make sure to remind your wife that you love her by taking her on dates, saying “i love you” frequently and holding her when she needs it.

Cater to her emotional and physical needs, like she does for you.

Give her days or time off, especially during pregnancy, birthdays and holidays in general.

This relationship is a balance, she looks good for you so make sure you’re hygienic and groomed for her.

Assure her consistently that she and her kids are completely provided for and protected as long as you live.

Support her in everything she does.

Women are a lot more emotional then their male counterparts so approach arguments and conflicts with caution and care.

Make sure you understand her boundaries and what she considers wrong etc, otherwise you’ll run into many arguments ( and obviously abide by these boundaries ).

Never talk badly to others about your wife. Even to your own parents and children.

This list isn’t all the duties of a traditional working husband, just a small guide. Although men and women aren’t equals, within a relationship it’s a balance. We have to work toward that balance by showing we have equal yet opposing duties.

[feai99]

[sp00kyd0m-ii]

I'm feral for the childfree feminist to bimbo momma pipeline. So dependent on a man, I'd never have a feminist thought in my brain.

You wouldn’t have time for feminist thoughts. You have kids to birth and raise, and a husband to look nice for. Think of all the pretty manicures and dresses, think of keeping your body nice and slim and sexy when you’re not pregant, and milky and plump and fertile when you are. Have as many kids as your man wants. This is your life now 💖

[caitlinjohns77]

[bitchesgetriches]

You Don’t Have To Have Kids

Unless you’ve been living in a blissfully ignorant feminist utopia for the duration of your life, then you might have noticed that society at large seems to make a strangely big deal about the question of whether or not women will have kids. Everyone from nagging in-laws to inappropriately familiar party guests thinks it’s entirely normal to interrogate non-parents about when/if they’re going to breed. And the question itself would be almost fine if it wasn’t for the infuriating follow-up comments. You know, these ones:

“Oh, I’m sure you’ll change your mind.”

“Well you better hurry up. You’re going to be too old soon!”

“Aren’t you worried you’ll regret not having them?”

“You’re too young to make such a big decision.”

“Oh, you just haven’t found the right man yet!”

“Kids are life’s greatest joy! Why would you deprive yourself?”

“Don’t you want to give your parents grandchildren?”

“What’s wrong with you?”

The most succinct answer to all of which is a swift but firm “Fuck off.” Though I hear society frowns on this sort of uncouth response.

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