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| Upvotes | Title | Category | Author | Subreddit | Date (UTC) |
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| 1 | Family think my husband is controlling, advice appreciated. Age 24, married 4 years, 1 child | Camomileandlavender | /r/RedPillWomen | 01/07/17 03:49 PM |
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| 6 | Red Pill Advice for a 17 year-old?Do you have many hobbies or interests? I would use this time to really work on yourself, and continuing to mould yourself into the woman you want to be. When I was in my late teens I focused on improving myself, learning new things and discovering what I wanted from life. I learnt to cook and bake, and researched topics that interested me and would help me in the future. Personally I am very passionate about child development, so I studied that both at college and in my free time, before I worke… | /r/RedPillWomen | 09/07/17 02:51 PM |
| 2 | Monthly GoalsPut effort into a nice treat/surprise for my husband at least once a week, as I know this makes him feel valued (eg bake his favourite treat, write him a nice letter) Write in my sentence a day journal (where I write one memory a day with my daughter) Take my daughter for at least a 30 minute walk every day Make time to do a beauty treatment at least twice a week (face mask, pedicure etc) Try out a new recipe I haven't tried before once a week | /r/RedPillWomen | 08/07/17 08:47 PM |
| 3 | How to raise a daughter?Treat her with respect - so many parents speak down to their children, and don't listen to or value their opinion. I believe that speaking to her with kindness and love, and truly listening to her opinions will help to make her confident and also respect you and others around her. Firm but fair - this is something my husband and I always aim to do with our daughter. We are firm when we have to be, but always fair and admit to our mistakes if we are in the wrong. There is great value in hearing a… | /r/RedPillWomen | 08/07/17 07:36 PM |
| 3 | How do you keep the spark after children?My little girl is one, and to be honest at first 100% of our attention was on her. She cried if she wasn't carried all of the time, would only sleep lying on me, and we had issues with breastfeeding which caused me to have some post natal anxiety. My husband was amazing during this time, and had such grace with me if he came home and dinner wasn't ready, or I hadn't done the housework. It was also an amazing time - I didn't know that I could love my daughter so much, and seeing my husband as a d… | /r/RedPillWomen | 07/07/17 10:34 AM |
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