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| 3 | Simple QuestionsCan I share my anti feminist/ pro femininity/ pro gender roles youtube channel in here? No, I am not trying to make money off youtube. I just think more of us should speak up and I thought it would be a good use of my free time to put myself out there because there is too much feminist noise out there and not enough regular women have the courage to speak up. | /r/RedPillWomen | 15/12/18 09:52 PM |
| 1 | (26F) My BIL (39M) is far more successful than my husband (30M) and I am not sure how to handle my jealous feelings. Advice?She said in her own post that her BIL is doesn't seem as loving as her husband. I am not class envying anyone. I'm just saying that good women with good husbands should appreciate their husbands even if other men are more successful. I'm not saying that we should assume that anyone has problems besides closed doors, just that they MIGHT, and you don't know if they are just as perfect as they seem. Don't misinterpret what I am saying. | /r/RedPillWomen | 15/12/18 09:47 PM |
| 1 | (26F) My BIL (39M) is far more successful than my husband (30M) and I am not sure how to handle my jealous feelings. Advice?Don't do that. When you are jealous of someone, think about it better. Would you have liked to be married to your brother in law? I mean, if you and him were single, would have you been even attracted enough to him to even go on a date? You said he is in less better shape and not very loving like your husband, so probably not. Then why be jealous? He isn't what you want, but your husband should be, otherwise why would you have married him? There is a reason for which you are married to your husb… | /r/RedPillWomen | 15/12/18 06:34 AM |
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