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| 3 | Advice on relocating for a better family enviornmentI am from Lafayette, Indiana, which meets a couple of your requirements. Still Midwest, and the house market is just booming right, so lots of construction going on. Immediately in/around the city, houses sell really fast (like in 24 hours) and acreage is expensive. But you can find space within about 30 minutes, except, of course, that you have drive 30 minutes to get into town for whatever you need to do. Sadly, not too many mountains or forests, but there are a couple of rivers. If you don't … | /r/RedPillWives | 02/10/19 08:08 PM |
| 2 | Simple Questions - February 02, 2019Agreed, although I would add that for this to work, you both have to 100% commit to it, meaning you have to accept honest criticism graciously. It's hard to be honest if you know your spouse will be/act hurt by an unfavorable but honest opinion. | /r/RedPillWives | 15/02/19 02:58 PM |
| 5 | Advice for engagement period?You can know it is petty and silly and still be very irritated by it! One of the less pleasant parts of marriage is having to confront your own flaws. But better in the long-run, of course. To OP: definitely books and/or marriage counseling. My wife and I found that they helped to bring up subjects that we would not have thought to discuss, like finances, budgeting, chore division, etc. | /r/RedPillWives | 29/01/19 02:54 PM |
| 9 | Thoughts on public school?I was home-schooled, but when I got to college I noticed that there were kids from public, private, and home-school environments and that there were kids doing well from all three, and kids who struggled, from all three. Now that I'm a parent, I think it's really parental involvement that makes the biggest difference: kids will turn out pretty well from any kind of halfway-decent education system if their parents are involved with them and their education. That said, your kid's school should com… | /r/RedPillWives | 19/12/18 04:32 PM |
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