I'm raising my daughter to be 'traditional wife' one day

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m a married conservative ( politically) non-religious woman. I consider myself traditional in many ways, but I don’t subscribe to this trad wives movement. I feel like women have been traditional for many years, and it’s not some trend that hot at the moment.

I don’t stay at home FT because I worked hard for my career and believe keeping myself up career wise is really important. I do enjoy taking care of my family by creating a loving and peaceful home, nourishing them with home cooked meals, and enjoying one-on-one attention with all of them. I compromised and I work PT while enjoying the benefits of being home with my kids more.

Being a traditional woman doesn’t always mean being a homemaker. I’m traditional in my values and “ submitting” to my husband.

I also do not understand the outrage. What is so wrong with providing a safe and loving home for your family? I may not fully provide financially, but I provide in ways my husband can’t. We are a team and this dynamic wouldn’t work without both of us doing our respective roles.

Women can have careers or choose to stay at home. Their choice is theirs.

I also have two boys and I will teach them basic tasks that every adult should know. Every human, regardless of gender, should know how to do laundry, cook basic meals, clean, etc.

Ten years in he dropped you for younger model you have no idea where your finances are. That’s why you idiot

Women who stay home are setting themselves up for a disaster and now with red states and new divorce laws this is going to get worse

Get a job ladies know his passwords to all accounts both names on everything from house to cars to retirement to bank accounts phone bill electricity water etc everything

If you don’t you are a fool

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m a married conservative ( politically) non-religious woman. I consider myself traditional in many ways, but I don’t subscribe to this trad wives movement. I feel like women have been traditional for many years, and it’s not some trend that hot at the moment.

I don’t stay at home FT because I worked hard for my career and believe keeping myself up career wise is really important. I do enjoy taking care of my family by creating a loving and peaceful home, nourishing them with home cooked meals, and enjoying one-on-one attention with all of them. I compromised and I work PT while enjoying the benefits of being home with my kids more.

Being a traditional woman doesn’t always mean being a homemaker. I’m traditional in my values and “ submitting” to my husband.

I also do not understand the outrage. What is so wrong with providing a safe and loving home for your family? I may not fully provide financially, but I provide in ways my husband can’t. We are a team and this dynamic wouldn’t work without both of us doing our respective roles.

Women can have careers or choose to stay at home. Their choice is theirs.

I also have two boys and I will teach them basic tasks that every adult should know. Every human, regardless of gender, should know how to do laundry, cook basic meals, clean, etc.

Ten years in he dropped you for younger model you have no idea where your finances are. That’s why you idiot

Women who stay home are setting themselves up for a disaster and now with red states and new divorce laws this is going to get worse

Get a job ladies know his passwords to all accounts both names on everything from house to cars to retirement to bank accounts phone bill electricity water etc everything

If you don’t you are a fool

PP here.

I do have a job. I work PT. My career is recession proof.

I share all the passwords with him to each account. We both have a separate and joint account.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m a married conservative ( politically) non-religious woman. I consider myself traditional in many ways, but I don’t subscribe to this trad wives movement. I feel like women have been traditional for many years, and it’s not some trend that hot at the moment.

I don’t stay at home FT because I worked hard for my career and believe keeping myself up career wise is really important. I do enjoy taking care of my family by creating a loving and peaceful home, nourishing them with home cooked meals, and enjoying one-on-one attention with all of them. I compromised and I work PT while enjoying the benefits of being home with my kids more.

Being a traditional woman doesn’t always mean being a homemaker. I’m traditional in my values and “ submitting” to my husband.

I also do not understand the outrage. What is so wrong with providing a safe and loving home for your family? I may not fully provide financially, but I provide in ways my husband can’t. We are a team and this dynamic wouldn’t work without both of us doing our respective roles.

Women can have careers or choose to stay at home. Their choice is theirs.

I also have two boys and I will teach them basic tasks that every adult should know. Every human, regardless of gender, should know how to do laundry, cook basic meals, clean, etc.

Ten years in he dropped you for younger model you have no idea where your finances are. That’s why you idiot

Women who stay home are setting themselves up for a disaster and now with red states and new divorce laws this is going to get worse

Get a job ladies know his passwords to all accounts both names on everything from house to cars to retirement to bank accounts phone bill electricity water etc everything

If you don’t you are a fool

PP here.

I do have a job. I work PT. My career is recession proof.

I share all the passwords with him to each account. We both have a separate and joint account.

PP here. 33 years in for my parents with my mom never working. No financial issues and they are very happy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m a married conservative ( politically) non-religious woman. I consider myself traditional in many ways, but I don’t subscribe to this trad wives movement. I feel like women have been traditional for many years, and it’s not some trend that hot at the moment.

I don’t stay at home FT because I worked hard for my career and believe keeping myself up career wise is really important. I do enjoy taking care of my family by creating a loving and peaceful home, nourishing them with home cooked meals, and enjoying one-on-one attention with all of them. I compromised and I work PT while enjoying the benefits of being home with my kids more.

Being a traditional woman doesn’t always mean being a homemaker. I’m traditional in my values and “ submitting” to my husband.

I also do not understand the outrage. What is so wrong with providing a safe and loving home for your family? I may not fully provide financially, but I provide in ways my husband can’t. We are a team and this dynamic wouldn’t work without both of us doing our respective roles.

Women can have careers or choose to stay at home. Their choice is theirs.

I also have two boys and I will teach them basic tasks that every adult should know. Every human, regardless of gender, should know how to do laundry, cook basic meals, clean, etc.

Ten years in he dropped you for younger model you have no idea where your finances are. That’s why you idiot

Women who stay home are setting themselves up for a disaster and now with red states and new divorce laws this is going to get worse

Get a job ladies know his passwords to all accounts both names on everything from house to cars to retirement to bank accounts phone bill electricity water etc everything

If you don’t you are a fool

You sound like a bitter control freak. Yikes!

Men aren’t out to get you. Men aren’t the boogeyman your feminist agenda wants you to believe.

P.S. Women leave and initiate divorce 70% of the time.

[Anonymous]

Teach kids to not be assolessssss
We don't need more billionaires with big tax cuts, we need more empathetic people

Enough with the heartless people, funding wars

[Anonymous]

Most US companies uses child labor to get materials for your phones, electric cars, electronics

Everything you touched is stained with blood

Think

[Anonymous]

Traditional? Women treated as breeding machines? While the man goes out?

No thank you


Stop indoctrinating children, it's disgusting and let them choose tf they want, don't force them into religions

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Traditional? Women treated as breeding machines? While the man goes out?

No thank you


Stop indoctrinating children, it's disgusting and let them choose tf they want, don't force them into religions

Oh, come on. Now you’re mad at biology for making us different? Women are the only ones able to give birth and feed a baby breast milk. Men can’t and this is why women stayed home. Women are more nurturing than a man. Men are providers. Biology made us different.

It’s not indoctrinating to recognize their are differences between the sexes. It’s also not indoctrinating to teach kids basic adult tasks and tell women they can choose to be homemakers if they want. Not all women need or want to have a career.

Not all traditional women who choose to stay home are religious. Many aren’t.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Traditional? Women treated as breeding machines? While the man goes out?

No thank you


Stop indoctrinating children, it's disgusting and let them choose tf they want, don't force them into religions

A liberal talking about indoctrinating kids.

So telling young kids they can be any gender ( sorry, there are only two genders), making them learn useless pronouns, and pushing them to be LGBTQ isn’t indoctrinating?