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| 1 | Fast dating/courtship?It depends on how well you know him and his lifestyle. Have you met his friends/ family? Are his friends married with families or single players? Are his parents still together? How does his father treat his mother? Has he been in a serious relationship before, and how and why did it end? Does he share your values? What things do you have in common? (Having similar political views is important. Liking the same shows on Netflix, not so much.) There will be hard times for us all. How does he handl… | /r/RedPillWomen | 07/02/20 04:11 AM |
| 1 | When Is the Best Time to Tell Him?It depends on the age range of the man you are dating. An older man (30+) will probably be more receptive to this traditional role since he has invested time in his career and is almost now ready to settle down. (When RPM start their families these days they tend to want younger wives.) A younger guy won't be able to financially provide for a family so that you can stay at home. You would have to be a working mom for at least a decade. (Unless your guy has a trust fund.) Make sure you're putting… | /r/RedPillWomen | 07/02/20 02:53 AM |
| 2 | Im getting married in April and thinking about it makes me want to throw up. Is that terrible or normal?Being nervous is normal. I married young (23 to my husband's 24). My mother is also a narcissist and my parents divorced when I was very young. I did not have a healthy relationship to model mine on and had to wing it. We've been married for 27 years now and I can truly say marrying him was the best thing I ever did. Feminism has put women on this quest for the perfect fairytale life but tells us if our lives aren't perfect it's someone else's (usually the man's) fault. In the best relationships… | /r/RedPillWomen | 06/02/20 04:20 PM |
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