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| 24 | Can I turn my non-FDS relationship into something more FDS? | ella-bellela | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 08/01/20 06:03 PM |
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| 2 | Saw this on r/Advice today. Very sad that this kind of thing is promoted. There's nothing feminist about being a slave to your husband. A husband who can't even cook or clean for himself smh 🙄😑🤡🤦♀️Thank you for your thoughts! I was also victimized by someone who was obsessed with making me a SAHM. I also am mature enough and have enough perspective on life to realize that not every man in the world is like the man who abused me. Some of them are! Enough of them for me to regard most of them with suspicion! But like, I don’t know... my boyfriend of 3 years is currently financially supporting me through my education. I was working full-time and going to school full-time so I could pull my o… | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 18/03/20 12:51 AM |
| 1 | Saw this on r/Advice today. Very sad that this kind of thing is promoted. There's nothing feminist about being a slave to your husband. A husband who can't even cook or clean for himself smh 🙄😑🤡🤦♀️Ok, so stop being in intimate relationships with men entirely if that's what you think? If you always need an exit plan in all circumstances, always need to be 5,000% self-sufficient no matter what, always consider every man including and especially your longtime intimate partner/spouse to be a potential abuser.... you might as well just be an independent single woman and avoid the potential abuse. A woman with an education, marketable skills, and a nice resume to fall back on should not be sham… | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 18/03/20 12:40 AM |
| 1 | Saw this on r/Advice today. Very sad that this kind of thing is promoted. There's nothing feminist about being a slave to your husband. A husband who can't even cook or clean for himself smh 🙄😑🤡🤦♀️Well the OP specifically mentions that this is a "someday soon" plan, not a "right now" plan, and that they're planning to get married, so... I'm still just not getting it. | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 18/03/20 12:36 AM |
| -4 | Saw this on r/Advice today. Very sad that this kind of thing is promoted. There's nothing feminist about being a slave to your husband. A husband who can't even cook or clean for himself smh 🙄😑🤡🤦♀️I'm missing the part of this post where she says he can't cook and clean for himself? From what I'm seeing, this is a pair of people who are both working extremely hard and the commentary here is just unfair. I say this because I'm in the same position in my relationship right now! I'm in school and working, he's working and managing all the domestic labor, we're both really tired so as soon as it's feasible, I'm going to stop working or at least drop down to a lower-stress set of responsibiliti… | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 15/03/20 08:01 PM |
| 32 | "How does a girl go from chasing me to moving on after 2 months??" She levels up, that's how. Notice how he didn't give a fuck about her until after she went No Contact and moved on. He ADMITS he only wants her when she's not available. DAILY REMINDER TO TAKE ZERO SHIT FROM MEN!!!This reminds me so much of my first boyfriend, except I dumped him. I watched Birdman (remember when everyone was talking about Birdman?) by myself, and there was a scene in the movie where they *said one of our inside jokes word-for-word!!!* So I spent months explaining that it would mean a lot to me if we watched it together and he always said "no, I don't feel like it." It was always shit like that. The last straw was when we started looking at apartments together. He said "I think it's time … | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 03/11/19 02:33 AM |
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