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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think you’re conflating some things. A lot of try wives are Mormon or various Christian sects that require virginity. So they all marry young simply for that reason. That’s a separate issue from tradwives and what they represent. The logic is honestly pretty simple: modern women are often unhappy. If [b]all these feminist advances have not made us happier[/b], maybe we should go back to a simpler way of being? I don’t believe this or agree with it personally, but it’s a fair question to ask. One thing interesting to me is trad wives have a surprising amount in common with Martha Stewart, ironically one of the most successful career women of all time. But Martha Stewart living was all about taking more pleasure in cooking, gardening, entertaining, and creating things with your hands. There is certainly value to these pursuits and women do not need to eschew them to be modern feminists.[/quote] I think there is a huge problem with this premise. Is it true that feminist advances haven't made us happier? Who, women? Or men? I ask because marrying later, having kids later, having a career - these are all things that have made me, as a woman, much happier. But the people that I see complaining the most about it are men. So the whole premise behind wanting to go back to a simpler time seems entirely problematic and alarming to me.[/quote]
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