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Men shouldn't feel so guilty about cheating on Their females. females, we need to stop getting mad at our Husbands or Boyfriends if They cheat! It is always our fault that They felt the need to seek out another bitch. If your Man cheats on you, you need to apologize and learn how to serve Him better!
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The Key
The key to keeping a female isn't giving her whatever she wants..... it's quite the opposite.
females are like children. The more you agree or cave to their wishes, the more they will push the envelope.
Saying yes is easy. Saying no is hard but it must be done to keep the female in line.
Being resolute and unyielding gets results, punishment is often necessary and consistency is a requirement for those who try to take advantage.
Say no, punish your female and never back down once you've made your decision. All three will go a long way in the training of a worthwhile female.
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Benevolent Sexism
Benevolently sexist attitudes suggest that girls are purer and nicer than Men, but also mentally weaker and less capable. Behaviors that illustrate benevolent sexism include overhelping girls (implying they cannot do something themselves and need Men to help them out), using diminutive names (like “sweetie”) towards the weaker sex, or ‘talking down’ to girls, or ‘Mansplaining,’ (implying they cannot understand something simple and need things spelled out for them) by lowering yourself down to their perceived intellectual or mental level in order not to confuse them.
Benevolent sexism is positive and should be encouraged in order to help out the weaker sex.
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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.
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It honestly annoys me when female celebrities complain about being objectified, especially when they show themselves off with revealing clothing. It's so selfish to complain when that's what females are there for, and it's such a compliment to be objectified by Men. Feminism is so hateful!
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Surrendered Wife
"The Surrendered Wife: A Practical Guide for Finding Intimacy, Passion, and Peace with a Man" is a controversial self-help book written by Laura Doyle, first published in 2001.1
The book's central premise is that women should relinquish control in their marriages to foster greater intimacy, passion, and peace. Doyle argues that when women stop trying to control or criticize their husbands and instead trust their decisions and capabilities, the marital dynamic improves.2
Key principles of the "Surrendered Wife" philosophy include:
Surrendering Control: Letting go of the need to direct or manage their husband's actions, decisions, and even household finances.3
Respecting His Choices: Trusting their husband's judgment and allowing him to handle things in his own way.
Practicing Self-Care: Focusing on their own happiness and well-being by doing things they enjoy.4
Expressing Gratitude: Thanking their husbands for the things they do, no matter how small.
Embracing Vulnerability: Being open and allowing their husbands to take care of them.
The book generated significant debate. Supporters claim it has helped them rediscover romance and harmony in their relationships.5 They believe that by letting go of control, they create space for their husbands to step up and for intimacy to flourish.
However, critics view the book as advocating for female submissiveness and reinforcing traditional gender roles. Some have likened the concept of "surrendering" control to a loss of equality and partnership in marriage. They argue that healthy relationships are based on mutual respect, open communication, and shared decision-making, not on one partner relinquishing control to the other.
Laura Doyle herself states that the book is not about being subservient or surrendering one's self, but rather about surrendering the need to control others. She emphasizes that it's about women expressing their needs while respecting their husband's choices.
It's important to note that "The Surrendered Wife" presents one specific approach to marriage, and its principles may resonate with some couples while being unsuitable or even harmful for others. The effectiveness and ethical implications of this philosophy remain a subject of ongoing discussion.
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Teach your wife to behave as you expect her to behave.
Lead instead of let go.
Encourage instead of complain.
Correct instead of accept.
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Friendly reminder that “free use” really just means “marital duties”, updated for the younger generation.
He works hard for his family. The least you can do is get on your knees when he asks.
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Be a blessing, comfort, and bring goodness to your husband!❤️
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