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4	Tea Time Today I’m thinking about the power of music. I have ADHD and a few chronic illnesses that make it really hard for me to be a June Cleaver sort of housewife and unfortunately a lot of the time, I fall behind on housework until a random day of manic energy makes me go on a rampage. I’ve been listening to a playlist of all those songs you can’t help but sing along with in stores and it’s not giving me manic energy, but it is giving me enough pep to give the fridge and bathroom a much needed deep cl…	/r/RedPillWives	23/02/22 03:11 PM
4	Homemaking: Tips, Tricks, and Questions My absolute favorite cleaning product is the Dawn Powerwash spray foam (and the diy refill recipe). It’s the only thing I use for cleaning my stainless steel, it works wonders on tough grime, and I don’t think I’ve ever gotten the red clay that gets tracked in off of my baseboards as well with anything else. My husband generally makes bacon in the morning as part of his breakfast, so the stovetop is perpetually greasy and it does a great job at cleaning that, unsurprisingly.	/r/RedPillWomen	09/01/22 02:51 AM
3	The Book “Fascinating Womanhood”: Have you read it? I think in the book it was some story about a woman who emasculated her husband by being too capable on her own and killing snakes rather than asking him to do it. I’ve killed my own snakes and gotten praise, but he kills the stinkbugs because they make me hysterical and the bees because I’m allergic	/r/RedPillWomen	19/11/20 09:45 PM
10	The Book “Fascinating Womanhood”: Have you read it? There are some aspects I don't like, and I think it should be read with her daughter's updated edition also, but it has some really good advice. Keep in mind that the "vintage" edition is written from a Mormon worldview, if that conflicts with your beliefs. The new version takes out some of the religious tone to make it more accessible. One thing to watch out for in FW is the idea that a wife shouldn't "kill her own snakes." I read the book initially when I was a fundamentalist Christian and eve…	/r/RedPillWomen	19/11/20 05:24 PM
1	I don’t know what to do If an argument turns to talking like that, it’s a huge red flag. Arguments in healthy relationships are things that get resolved and recovered from. Anything said should be as impersonal as possible and stick to the topic on hand. When things like that are said, it lingers in the background and can’t be recovered from. I know it’s difficult to consider breaking things off when things like finances and living arrangements get entangled, but you should take a serious and thorough evaluation of the…	/r/RedPillWomen	07/11/20 12:36 AM
8	They say "KAM is just a joke, Why are men so trivial about it?". But the outcome is something else entirely. A reminder to Men, that this is a MATRIARCHY. Stay safe, stay Single. Because I'm against feminism?	/r/AntiFeminists	27/09/20 05:53 PM
6	They say "KAM is just a joke, Why are men so trivial about it?". But the outcome is something else entirely. A reminder to Men, that this is a MATRIARCHY. Stay safe, stay Single. This is really selfish of me, but can there be some sort of warning on this because of the picture? This picture looks almost identical to the baby I miscarried and I imagine there are other people who have miscarried at this stage of development who might not want to have this randomly pop up on their screen as they're scrolling through reddit. It's disgusting that someone would tweet a picture like this with that message. I mean, it's bad enough that there are women who are serious about KAM b…	/r/AntiFeminists	27/09/20 05:22 PM

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