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"if they can’t make small decisions, how can they be relied upon to make larger ones" Your comment here is something I wish to remark upon. Please do realize that my perspective is that of an older woman who has been married over twenty years and been with my partner for over twenty-five. Making choices does not conflict with being feminine. Your permanent partner should create a framework for you to live within. These are the large life choices. You should have a voice and input, but he ultimat…
/r/RedPillWomen21/09/15 10:11 PM
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Hi there. Been married almost twenty years this May. My husband and I met while he was active duty. He's retired now and travels a lot for work is gone for 1-18 mo at a time. First off, these are my experiences. So mileage may vary for you. Daily contact is a no. I realize that this seem counter-intuitive, especially when you are missing someone, but it actually makes things worse. Daily contact doesn't give either of you a chance to settle in and get into a routine. My husband needs his head in…
/r/RedPillWomen31/03/15 03:22 PM
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I do not understand the need to act like a man in front of your partner. In our home I deny, deny, deny lol Have explained to my husband and boys that girls don't fart, we simply have excessive body winds on occasion (yes they really know I have body functions). My boys are older and my eldest the other day was commenting on how gross some of the girls are at his school burping and such in a competition. And to be funny Why Girls Don't fart My stepfather gave me great advice when I was a young g…
/r/RedPillWomen20/03/15 06:44 PM
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That is a considerable time to be apart, but it isn't an insurmountable obstacle. Would you be able to travel/meet every couple of months? My husband has taken positions for extended periods of time and a visitation schedule has helped a lot. Planned time together is important. Also managing your life while apart (not expecting a constant stream of text/skype calls) is important. I have a state of the household email that goes out once a week. We video talk every two weeks. This allows each of u…
/r/RedPillWomen12/03/15 09:45 PM
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You are 26; have you considered putting your education on hold? One thing to consider is having children. If you plan on having them will you continue to work (or have full-time work)? My husband is retired military and now does contract work all over the world. Sometimes we move with him and other times we (the boys and I) stay put while he is away for months at a time. When we were dating there was a serious talk regarding whose career would take precedence. We also discussed separations and c…
/r/RedPillWomen12/03/15 08:41 PM
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