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| 18 | NEVER EVER FINANCIALLY RELY ON A MAN! Naive young women on TikTok are idealising the stay at home wife/mum lifestyle and literally cursing our hard-earnt right to work.I used to browse the antimlm sub and the amount of women saying they couldn't spend x money on their products cause their husbands forbade them to was surprising. There's even a "lularoe jail" type of thing where is common women are forbidden from spending money on lularoe by their husbands and they do it behind their backs, have to hide their packages, etc. Like, I'm not advocating for MLMs but at the end of the day, I want the freedom to make mistakes with my money. Having to ask for permissio… | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 31/01/22 02:52 PM |
| 21 | NEVER EVER FINANCIALLY RELY ON A MAN! Naive young women on TikTok are idealising the stay at home wife/mum lifestyle and literally cursing our hard-earnt right to work.The thing is, most working women ALSO work for a scrote. Libfems are famous for taking care of all household chores and just "asking for help" once in a while (where you still do all the emotional labor). So they are doing both. This tiktok woman has probably been doing chores and catering to the husband's every need on top of her job. | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 31/01/22 02:48 PM |
| 4 | NEVER EVER FINANCIALLY RELY ON A MAN! Naive young women on TikTok are idealising the stay at home wife/mum lifestyle and literally cursing our hard-earnt right to work.I mean, yeah, work sucks but that's another issue, we all still need to have jobs so when something happens we're not left out in the streets begging for food. Like, even assuming your partner is God's gift to earth, he could still die, he could still get injured and disabled. Life happens. So ok, maybe he won't leave you or abuse you but he could still get hurt and be in a position where he can no longer work. So what would a woman that hasn't worked for 10 years do then? I think this trend of … | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 31/01/22 02:44 PM |
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