evendree72 Archive

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1	I’ve slept with 13 men in my life time. I’m only 25. Whenever I think about it, I feel suicidal. This is one of the reasons I dislike religion, sin is a constraint of morals. You have done nothing wrong. You could sleep with 100 men and it still would not be wrong. Please seek a therapist out. You are worth it. Your history does not define you. Your actions and your personality are what make you worthy. Lift yourself up. You are worthy, not ruined. I have always firmly believed you have to want to fix yourself, loose a bad habit or what not. Only you can make your own happiness, mental heal…	/r/RedPillWomen	09/03/21 03:48 PM
1	Disabled (mentally) mothers , how has your condition affected your ability to parent ? What's the point of asking advice, if people can't handle both sides. I was just sharing my experience first hand with my cousins ex wife. It's truly frustrating how fast keyboard warriors are to attack, but they may have a completely different experience. It's life and no two people are the same, no experience is going to be the same. But because I did not jump on the life is perfect or sunshine and rainbows, I got attacked for it. It's like reality can't be real if it's not what someone idoliz…	/r/RedPillWomen	14/02/21 11:41 AM
2	Disabled (mentally) mothers , how has your condition affected your ability to parent ? She is diagnosed on the spectrum, she has multiple auditory and social issues. Jesus fucking hell, I gave a perspective that didn't align with fucking sunshine out the ass, and everyone says I am wrong. It's one fucking perspective and all the snowflakes can't handle it. It IS ONE PERSON WITH AUDITORY AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS WHO MY COUSIN MARRIED, HE HAD TO WORK VERY HARD TO KEEP HER HEALTHY, HE HAD A RELATIONSHIP TURN SOUR, AND TOXIC, BECAUSE OF IT. THEY WERE YOUNG. WHERE IN THE WORLD ARE YOU ALL S…	/r/RedPillWomen	12/02/21 10:35 AM
0	Disabled (mentally) mothers , how has your condition affected your ability to parent ? Okay, so her telling me she had no attachment, no desire, no want of a child and calling her kid a it.. her experience is null and void because it doesn't conform to the positive aspects... not all things in life are sunshine and rainbows. I meant no disrespect, just was voicing what I myself witnessed and experienced with someone who had multiple issues. She was socially inept, would not eat or bathe unless reminded. She hated her baby, its what I saw. It was her experience, like I have also sa…	/r/RedPillWomen	11/02/21 11:18 PM
5	Disabled (mentally) mothers , how has your condition affected your ability to parent ? It was not meant as discouragement, just what I have seen first hand. Having children is a choice, it is a lot of work, and some are not cut our for it. I love my little screecher. My LO is 13 months and screams non stop. But not everyone is the same. Nor will they have the same experiences. Just be aware you might have to work really hard to understand your babies needs, and wants until they can vocalize. Also there is nothing wrong with asking for help.	/r/RedPillWomen	11/02/21 11:02 PM
-2	Disabled (mentally) mothers , how has your condition affected your ability to parent ? I am going to say this, my cousins ex wife, was on the spectrum, was bad a social cues, among other issues. They got pregnant at 17, or 18, and eloped. It was a horrid situation, she did not have any maternal instinct, she did not connect to the baby and neglected her. After 6 months or so her and my cousin got in a abusive fight. Was not the first or last sadely. They were toxic together. She was court ordered to stay away, because she bit my cousin. He stupidly broke the court order and the st…	/r/RedPillWomen	11/02/21 10:43 PM
-1	Virginity is like a trophy. I was a virgin until 22 I never felt it was anything special, I felt religion puts too many constraints on virginity and makes it out to be something that is sacred. I feel if you are with the right person at the right time it should be a natural want and progression. Sex is not something to be shameful of, and my family raised me to be shameful of it. I feel bad because my husband wants me to be more aggressive or more touchy with him, but for me it was pure shame growing up. I wish I had dated…	/r/RedPillWomen	23/09/19 03:37 AM
3	Advice from a mother of the groom I do not have a bridal party, just me and the future Husband. And we have about 50 family and friend as guest. not brides maids or groomsman.	/r/RedPillWomen	26/08/18 11:55 PM
7	Advice from a mother of the groom My wedding is 60 days away, I have been working with my future husband thru all the planning because he wanted it be involved in it. My problem is my Grandma has hijacked a lot of it... I have sat in the background of her demands, but we are setting out foot down, and realizing this day is not about her and her showing off, but about us and celebrating with our friends and family. I have never understood the need to act crazy and absurd over stuff. My only concern right now is I have 60 days and…	/r/RedPillWomen	25/08/18 03:51 AM
7	Do you know any women who refuse to take care of themselves? I would say she might have a mental deficiency, but she is one of those smart assxs who has a union job, and is always running to union to file complaints against coworkers and is always right, and always "right" or as my grandma puts it, "blissfully ignorant of life, and unwilling to learn or adapt"	/r/RedPillWomen	09/09/17 04:56 AM
2	Do you know any women who refuse to take care of themselves? She is Three out of 5 sisters, i think she is somewhere in the middle. Two are very clean and professional. The rest are like her. Unkept, dirty, and almost resigned to live poor and skrapeing by.	/r/RedPillWomen	09/09/17 04:53 AM
9	Do you know any women who refuse to take care of themselves? My friend, Shellie, she is much older than me, like my mom's age, she ran in a group that my mom ran with when they were kids, and helped me out a lot when I first got to where I am. So Shellie does not bath, or clean her self properly (always smells like shit or like she doesn't wipe). She never wears makeup, even refused to do it for her only daughter's wedding. Does not wear clothes that fit or flatter her, she wears baggy grungy, stained, worn out cloths. She refuses to wear dresses, skirts,…	/r/RedPillWomen	09/09/17 02:26 AM
2	How to attract LTR-material via online dating It makes some sense to me, as I am also seeking a LTR, on OKCupid and on POF. now if I leave my profile descriptive, but vague. That is when I get more emails, more solicitations for sex, or hook ups and guys looking for FWB. If I say on my profile not looking for that same stuff I still get the messages, but with DTF?? and Are you sure you wont this one time? guy's have gone on to message me when I decline, telling me to take what I am offered because I am fat, and wont get many offers in my li…	/r/RedPillWomen	12/04/15 03:24 AM
5	What do you ladies usually wear to bed? I like sleeping in the buff, but when I am home I am usually in a comfy maxi dress, or a modest night gown, I don't care for sleeping in pj's and find them restricting	/r/RedPillWomen	02/12/14 06:20 PM
1	The Stigma of Being a Housewife: When it is no longer socially acceptable to be a homemaker has feminism overshot its objective? Plus I have a shot attention span and would not be able to focus at a home job.	/r/RedPillWomen	17/09/14 07:13 PM
1	The Stigma of Being a Housewife: When it is no longer socially acceptable to be a homemaker has feminism overshot its objective? I would want more social interaction, a part time job would give me that.	/r/RedPillWomen	17/09/14 07:09 PM
2	The Stigma of Being a Housewife: When it is no longer socially acceptable to be a homemaker has feminism overshot its objective? I would love the idea of being a housewife, but I would also see it as a little unrealistic money wise. so ideally I would want to work part time, and be housewife too. I find it sad, if I mention part time to family they all act like it would be a crime to step down from full time work. I am not married yet, and not in a relationship currently. so Ideally I would not be making a change until family time, or after children, but It would be a awesome dream/idea. I think its sad how it is stigmati…	/r/RedPillWomen	16/09/14 11:44 PM
1	A 35 year old woman throws a tantrum on TXC because her boyfriend realizes he wants to be a father and that 35 is too old for a woman to give birth to a healthy child Lol. No offense. I am on cell and typing long good grammar post are not always easy. I understand the medical standpoint.	/r/TheRedPill	12/09/14 08:43 PM
0	A 35 year old woman throws a tantrum on TXC because her boyfriend realizes he wants to be a father and that 35 is too old for a woman to give birth to a healthy child WHAT THE FUCK! this is not a tantrum on her so much as it is HIS tantrum. what a piece of shit to think that she could not produce healthy kids because of age, I have seen stories of lots of healthy babies from older women! the risk are higher but most babies are healthy. I dont feel bad for either one. Both parties are twats for not communicating and stringing each other along.. both of them fucked up good. guess what at 28 I want kids, I want a family but I am not opening the clam shop for all…	/r/TheRedPill	12/09/14 06:07 PM