jennerator543 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
2	Vent about only fans Morals are subjective. Your morals and my morals may be completely different. OF is legal. If a woman wants to be naked on camera and make money from that personally I have no problem with it - sex isn’t shameful and our bodies aren’t something to be ashamed of either. If men want to pay them for that and they make great money from it who cares? As long as nobody is hurt that’s the main thing You say it’s unfair they make that much - when I was working I used to make 6 figures and a good friend …	/r/RedPillWomen	16/08/26 12:23 PM
3	Do you think there’s a difference between being a feminine wife and a traditional wife? I think femininity and tradition are two separate things. I was always a feminine woman even when I was working and me and hubby shared the house work fairly evenly, I dress fairly girly and love things like beauty / makeup / clothes / interior design etc. Now I would 100% describe myself as a trad wife. I’m a full time housewife in a very traditional male led relationship where my role is to take care of him and our home. Our relationship involves things like spanking and discipline when it’s n…	/r/RedPillWomen	12/05/26 04:34 PM
10	Why do people claim women peak late teens? Honestly there’s no specific “peak” for anyone. When I was in school / uni so up till early 20s I was heavily into sport and swam / ran competitively so I was in amazing shape. Now I’m 35 I don’t train anywhere near as hard as I did but I still look damn good. And when I look at pics of myself then vs now I think I’m more at my peak now than then. Sure my abs aren’t as defined haha but just my whole appearance is better - I’m grown into my body and confident and I know how to dress. I take more …	/r/RedPillWomen	16/03/26 11:38 AM
4	Worried I will come off as career driven or too educated when I’m not. Should I avoid a masters try to change into a helping career? So I’m a woman in a very traditional male led relationship. I’m a housewife full time and have given up on working. I also worked at a very high level in corporate prior to giving up my career and am very highly educated from one of the best unis in my country. There were points in my career where I out earned my husband He never once felt intimidated by my job, my education, or my salary. Even now I keep my LinkedIn and sometimes engage with content because I find it interesting and enjoyable. …	/r/RedPillWomen	21/01/26 10:25 AM
2	Is it insecure to dress for my boyfriend or ask him to pick out my clothing, what to buy? It’s not bad at all. My husband has rules on what types of clothes I wear. He doesn’t always pick them out but he does make sure generally I’m in what he likes Sometimes he will say wear x. Like a specific dress or set of underwear. I find it really sexy knowing I’m wearing exactly what he likes	/r/RedPillWomen	07/12/25 11:49 AM
4	Career women, do you regret it ? I had a career and worked at a very high level after putting in a LOT of work and graduating from a top uni. And spent years building my career, working my way up the ladder, networking, conferences, training etc. I loved it at the time and it has given me skills to fall back on should I / we ever need to in the future. And it gave us a great financial start in life. I don’t regret it at all. I’m now a housewife in a very traditional relationship, my husband works and provides for us both and he…	/r/RedPillWomen	04/12/25 10:47 AM
–	I’m daring this guy and I feel jealously over something and can’t get over it Why does it matter to you - I’ve been with my husband 15 years now, I still see male friends who I’ve known since childhood or in uni, he has female friends that he used to work with or are colleagues now, or people he knew from uni etc. If you can’t trust someone to be around the opposite sex without thinking they might cheat you need to really re assess your relationship. If you had a long term male friend would you cheat if you got the opportunity? If the answer is no then why can’t he be tru…	/r/RedPillWomen	29/11/25 11:51 AM
6	Keeping up with the house in early pregnancy! My chore schedule is in 3 sections : Month - things that can be done at any time in the month, not urgent just have to be done Week - same as month. I need to do it but it’s just an anytime thing Days - a list mon to sun with chores split each day. They are organised so that it makes sense - ie if I vacuum one day I don’t have it as a chore the next etc. but also if I have things like cleaning supplies out to do one room I do the other room that would need them at the same time so it’s more effi…	/r/RedPillWomen	25/11/25 02:31 PM
7	I desire to be a stay at home wife/mom, for woman who have achieved this, how did it come to you? And while looking how did you not get discouraged <18> I’m a housewife full time and trying for our first child now. Before becoming a housewife i had my own career and was successful but then transitioned to being a housewife after being laid off I think your problem is no 18 year old man is going to be in a position to properly support a housewife - and you need to have skills and work experience to fall back on or at least some safety net incase he leaves you someday. If anything happened to my husband we would be financially secure but I also kn…	/r/RedPillWomen	12/11/25 09:12 AM
5	How did you get into a male-led relationship? I initially had a vanilla / regular relationship with my husband. I always had a spanking kink and was a bit submissive in the bedroom but nothing more than that Then there was a point where I was unemployed and I kinda said that I wanted to have a more structured relationship at home with him in charge and real discipline. We transitioned into domestic discipline and more of a tradwife type relationship and both liked it so it’s now a pretty significant part of our relationship. We are much mor…	/r/RedPillWomen	18/08/25 10:30 PM