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| 14 | Illiberal children's stories | DISCUSSION | whataday_95 | /r/RedPillWives | 12/09/18 05:56 AM |
| 12 | Good movies for children? | whataday_95 | /r/RedPillWives | 13/11/18 01:33 AM |
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| 3 | Dealing with infertilityIt can take a long time, and if the man feels he is the cause, it can really hurt. This is really hard on him. But depending on what the underlying medical issue is, there are many things he can do. He can muscle train, which will boost testosterone and sperm production, and has the added bonus that he'll look and feel better. Also he can lose weight and watch his diet closely, which will help with sperm DNA fragmentation. This will also make him feel better. There are other environmental factor… | /r/RedPillWives | 29/01/19 01:30 AM |
| 2 | Parenting, Motherhood, Pregnancy Mega-Thread - January 26, 2019My wife has done both hospital and home birth and vastly preferred the home birth. Our next will be born at home too. It's not the soft-headed, progressive, witch doctor thing it's made out to be. Nobody is consulting sheep entrails. In the modern West, home birth is heavily regulated--you get access to multiple midwives (highly trained, medical professionals) and regular checkups with an OB-GYN that must show a low-risk pregnancy or the home birth cannot proceed. In a hospital you are not in co… | /r/RedPillWives | 27/01/19 01:13 PM |
| 5 | Celibate Marriage AdviceFirst: you are awesome. Many women wouldn't be so supportive, especially for a long time. He is very, very lucky. It's important to understand his perspective. Obvious caveat: I don't know him, and everyone's different. I'm going to speculate a bit here, so take this all with a grain of salt. But in all likelihood, this is a big deal for him. A really big deal. For a man, potency is a huge part of his self-image as a sexual being, and as a man in general. It's not something a man thinks about at… | /r/RedPillWives | 23/01/19 02:09 PM |
| 1 | Illiberal children's storiesI love that story! We have it and read it regularly. Another one that has a good message is If You Give a Mouse a Cookie. | /r/RedPillWives | 13/09/18 01:08 AM |
| 2 | Illiberal children's storiesI haven't watched Frozen, but from commentary I've heard and even just from the trailer, it seems like they took a feminist ideological message and built a story around that. The message seems to be something like: you don't need no man you're low status as a girl unless you beat the boys at their own game (and by extension) girl things are low status I don't want my daughter internalizing any of that. | /r/RedPillWives | 13/09/18 01:05 AM |
| 3 | Illiberal children's storiesEnjoy! It's so great to have kids who love reading! I'm loving it. Thanks for the suggestions! | /r/RedPillWives | 12/09/18 07:29 AM |
| 7 | Illiberal children's storiesI'm doing some research. Here are some suggestions from a helpful comment on a feminist video: Little Women Alice in Wonderland The Secret Garden Anna of Green Gables Little House on the Prairie Pippi Longstocking Matilda Pollyanna | /r/RedPillWives | 12/09/18 06:50 AM |
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