KittyFace11 Archive

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10	How Do I Go From ‘Prison Guard’ Wife to Gentle & Feminine RP Wife? I like the book Fascinating Womanhood. Try to get your hands on the original rather than the revised version. The book is pretty amazing and teaches some powerful lessons that are remarkably useful.	/r/RedPillWives	01/05/26 04:54 AM
26	Boyfriend "refuses" to provide, but still expects me to clean his apartment? Wait! You’re doing ALL the driving? You’re bringing him things? You cook for him TWICE a day?! You pay for his luxury items?! (Booze?!!) You’ve arranged your entire life around him like wifey without any of the advantages and respect that a wife should be able to respect. You need to invest this time and money into your own career and future! HE should be supportive of YOU. SMH. He’s getting most of the benefits and, imho, you are giving far too much to someone who is putting most of the financi…	/r/RedPillWomen	12/01/25 12:51 AM
3	How do you stay no sex until he asks for a relationship? As another woman who feels exactly the same: i’m very careful who I date. There are certainly a lot of frogs out there, and there’s a lot of frogs who also believe that you should kiss them when they haven’t earned it. What I mean by they haven’t earned it, is they haven’t yet proved what kind of person they are yet. So there are a lot of guys out there who aren’t understanding of our point of view. However. I have also come across decent fair men who feel the way that we do. It’s not that they’…	/r/RedPillWomen	01/12/24 09:44 PM
6	I feel like I do not emit that “feminine energy” that men are attracted to. Will I have trouble finding a partner? I'm an INTJ and very feminine. I love all the ladylike things and play with them: makeup, hats, dresses. I just do them for me, for the pure joy of it. I think my taking joy in my femininity is more the appeal for the males I meet then necessarily the actual makeup etc. Lol, I think that a feminine woman can still look alluring and feminine in things like combat boots and cargo pants if said items just underline the physical gender differences. For example, picture Marilyn Monroe in cargo pants …	/r/RedPillWomen	08/06/21 02:20 PM
1	Trying to decide if I should move in with his parents --please help! You’re welcome! :-)	/r/RedPillWomen	10/09/20 11:00 AM
7	Trying to decide if I should move in with his parents --please help! Ugh. DO NOT DO THIS!!! NEVER abandon your cat (basically your own little person, who depends wholly on you) because someone else insists on it, regardless of reason. Your cat will mourn you. NEVER EVER move in with a SO’s family—even once you are already married. And, NEVER give yourself up to others so easily! You say you have your own place and you have a little cat. So, you already HAVE everything! Then, you add to that a wonderful boyfriend who has a family who like you, and you have more th…	/r/RedPillWomen	10/05/20 09:59 AM
2	Small victory: being a soft place to land Yes! And that is truly an art of womanhood—to know our partner so well that we can perceive how to help him discover new knowledge himself. I have noticed this type of learning discovery opens a man’s mind to a new range possibility! Come to think of it, that is probably how my SO tries to teach me. I just get irritated and want him to quickly describe things in point form, so that I can go off on my own and play with it. Maybe come back to him with some out-of-the-box extrapolation, to explore …	/r/RedPillWives	25/06/19 07:24 PM
5	Small victory: being a soft place to land This is interesting. I am very much like you and was brought up, seemingly, very similarly. Alas, (lol!), my SO complains at least as much as your husband. I’ve told him the same thing, that you should only complain if it is because you are trying to determine a solution. I pointed out that both venting, and kvetching are different and fulfill other needs, but that I won’t pay attention to pointless complaining. But I’ve never thought to tell him to be more gracious to himself, rather than apply…	/r/RedPillWives	25/06/19 11:05 AM
9	High-level comment in /r/askmen about why high-value men won't commit I find that, when a man is already established, he tends to want to move you into his life as though you are nothing more than a beloved chess piece. I have also found that, with rare exception, high-caliber men want a wife who makes them look good, on the surface. Life to them is all about appearances, and you are part of that. I always think that this is actually a lack of confidence. A confident high-status man will pick someone who he loves and who loves him, and who is presentable, intellig…	/r/RedPillWives	24/03/19 02:59 AM