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| 4 | Understanding men who don’t want children from a RPW perspective?I am skeptical that I will meet a woman who will have the desire to stay with me for the rest of my life. Actual RPW are like unicorns. I've seen the pattern too many times where a woman feels her biological clock ticking and love bombs the man until she is married and pregnant. And then basically as soon as she has a positive pregnancy test, she become a distant, cranky, argumentative hag. Like she's the victim of the patriarchy and angry at the world, sleeps all day, gets nothing done, refuses… | /r/RedPillWomen | 30/03/25 08:24 AM |
| 2 | Does submission start in a relationship or in marriage?It starts the moment you first meet or never at all. It's a primal instinct. | /r/RedPillWomen | 21/02/25 08:54 PM |
| 6 | How do I stay feminine and submit to my husband in conflict? HELP!!I think he may be confused about the role he is supposed to play in this situation. It is a privlige to have a submissive wife, but that goes with some obligations of his own to make it work. He must be more disciplined in his behaviour too, which means that he can't be playing mind games on his wife, can't be childishly controlling. He has to "be a man." He needs to take the reins and be responsible to be worthy of the grace you are providing. He can't be indecisive, he can't be a crybaby, he c… | /r/RedPillWomen | 13/02/25 09:36 PM |
| 3 | How does one go from intense trauma to a stable wife?You are literally saving the world. Thank you. | /r/RedPillWomen | 12/02/25 01:56 AM |
| 7 | How does one go from intense trauma to a stable wife?I was in 2 separate relationships with women that came from abuse and complex trauma. Needless to say those relationships ended for much the same reaon. They both refused to seek therapy and instead dove headfirst into covert narcissism and mental illness as a result. One was addicted to opiates and meth, the other suffered from delusional disorder and her postpardem depression metastasized into autoimmune disorders. I have had relationships that were healthy also, but I have my own (mother) iss… | /r/RedPillWomen | 12/02/25 01:43 AM |
| 2 | Can someone please tell me a “on the brink of divorce but now everything is great” story?I don't know how much of this you know already or are already working on, if this is the problem but.. One thing that makes any relationship harder is taking things too personally. ie If you know that a person loves you, and you don't like the way they behave in certain situations, are feeling un-loved or un-seen etc. The thing that we have to work on is our own anxiousness about it. We have to work on accepting that this is the way that person is and that they don't mean it as a direct insult o… | /r/RedPillWomen | 09/02/25 10:10 AM |
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