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Go out and buy the book "The Empowered Wife" by Laura Doyle. It's an amazing book and really the only thing that has helped me and my marriage. And believe me, I am not some "docile" wife lol, and if anything I am a self professed "control freak", which as you can imagine led to a lot of arguments between my husband and I. I am not saying you're a control freak by any means. Just for me, this book was different than many others I've read, simply because it didn't require my husband's participati…
/r/RedPillWives21/04/25 07:39 PM
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Are you me?? Also suffered through all kinds of childhood trauma/abusive relationships/PTSD. Finally met an amazing man (who is now my husband), 15 years ago. I almost ruined everything countless times because of the exact same reason you mentioned. I would immediately get so defensive over the slightest perceived threat or insult and would immediately go from 0 to 100 in seconds. I went to many hours of counseling, read many, many self help books. Nothing helped. The only thing that finally hel…
/r/RedPillWives21/04/25 07:30 PM
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First thing you could do is avoid any conversations about it. Men generally do not react well to these kinds of "state of the unions" in general, but when it comes to feelings/emotions/sex, even moreso. The truth is, you cannot control anything he's doing. You can only work on yourself. Take it upon yourself to be very smiley and upbeat whenever you're around him. Do flirtatious things like pat him on the butt, tell him he looks hot/sexy/handsome. Walk around in your underwear now and then. Make…
/r/RedPillWives21/04/25 07:20 PM
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LOL, spoken like someone who hasn't turned 35 yet 😐 Once you start to age, you'll begin to realize that you don't just "hit a wall" one day. Aging is not as linear as that. You'll only start to notice slight changes to your skin, body, etc, very slowly, but you will inevitably still feel like a 22 year old on the inside. It's more along the lines of starting to realize your physical limitations, as it were, as opposed to just "hitting a wall" one day. Also, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. …
/r/RedPillWives21/04/25 04:48 PM
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Get out now before you develop more feelings. Are we women so desperate nowadays that we need to attach ourselves to a man who already has ED at the tender age of 28???? Imagine what life will be like when he's 48?? And for the commenter that says "Go for it, you'll be having fun and less of you know what"....?? I beg to differ. I am currently 48 yrs old and so is my husband, and we have "you know what" a few times every week. Men in their 40s are not men in their 80s for crying out loud. If you…
/r/RedPillWives21/04/25 04:37 PM
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OMG are you me?? LOL :) I'm here to tell you that it does work! I've been w/ my husband for 15 years and have spent the majority of that time arguing, controlling and trying to always have "the last word" :( When we weren't fighting, our relationship was so good, but it seemed like we. were. always. fighting. I tried marriage counseling, individual counseling, read many, many self help books...none of that worked. About 5 months ago I discovered this book after getting into a huge argument w/ my…
/r/RedPillWomen07/02/25 05:55 PM
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I was hesitant to comment on this thread because of how old it is, but I see your comment was only from a couple of weeks ago :) It's really too bad that the OP kind of gave a very bad impression of the book, especially for women who haven't read it yet! I never read anything about saying the words "I want" in the book, by the way. The words were "I would love a...." . For any women out there reading this who are turned off by OP's comments, I hope you reconsider. I am a very outspoken and "sass…
/r/RedPillWomen07/02/25 05:43 PM
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