Aneto12 Archive

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11	What are some good feminine habits you have adopted that you are proud & willing to share? "Better than Beauty-a Guide to Charm"...it was written about 1930s, so some of it is outdated, but it was an interesting read.	/r/RedPillWomen	24/08/20 02:37 PM
60	What are some good feminine habits you have adopted that you are proud & willing to share? I got this from a book, but basically: don't share all your troubles to everyone. No one really wants to hear about how poorly you slept last night, the details of your doctor's appointments, or how terrible your weekend was. I know someone who grouses about everything and it's so off-putting. I never share medical details about myself or unload on someone about my crummy day. Not sure how feminine that is, but it's something that was very eye-opening to read. Last one: LISTEN to someone as they…	/r/RedPillWomen	24/08/20 01:51 PM
28	Who is your feminine role-model? I suppose my grandmother, who I consider to be the"last" of the greatest generation. She is 98. She presents herself very well, and continues to do so. She went to university to be a teacher, was interupted by the war, then went back to school and married my grandfather. She got her Master's while being a mom to three young boys. She's a lifelong Catholic and prays the rosary daily. She has volunteered in the community, had lots of close friends (most are gone now), and has been very close to he…	/r/RedPillWomen	21/08/20 01:57 PM