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| 5 | ConfidenceAt the risk of sounding oh so cliche- be yourself. Or rather, let yourself be yourself. Recognize who you are and what you're comfortable with. Learn about yourself, and recognize your traits. And stop putting yourself down! For example, if you're on the quieter side of things, you're probably a great listener! Perhaps your friends come to you for advice, knowing you'll always be there. Obviously if you're so shy you have a hard time talking to a cashier, that requires some adjusting. But becaus… | /r/RedPillWomen | 13/09/15 01:25 AM |
| 4 | How important is for children to be taught traditional gender roles?My take on this is I think you should expose each gender to their "stereotypical" things. Get your daughter in an artistic or dance class, get your son in football, that type of thing. But if my daughter comes to me and says she wants to join a girls hockey team or take woodworking, I'm not gonna stop her because it's a "boy" thing. And as for boys taking home ec- I took five years of cooking classes and one of sewing, there were guys in all of those classes! I really encourage guys to learn how… | /r/RedPillWomen | 04/09/15 06:17 PM |
| 9 | My guy makes double what I make, cooks better than me, cleans better than me, and generally has his life together in a way that I just don't.Not OP, but I have a lot of friends who are 20-25 who are making more than some people who have been working at their job for decades. Nursing often pays well- takes 2-4 years to complete and nurses are in high demand; combine rural work with overtime and you can make quite a bit of money! Some nurses make over 100 grand a year. As long as you're in a decent area and put the hours in, you're set. Dental hygienists, electricians, x-ray techs, if you're actually smart about what degree you get/wha… | /r/RedPillWomen | 07/08/15 07:20 AM |
| 1 | RPW in the medical professionThat is the exact reason I didn't become a midwife- it's unpredictable! I could not handle having to miss my kids sports games or birthdays or family events because I was handling a 20 hour labor. And with young kids- if my husband works nights that week and I get a call at 3am on a Tuesday, who's gonna watch the baby? I chose to go into nursing instead, there's a ton of options in terms of departments and hours. I mean, even the number of part time or temporary jobs is great (well here in West … | /r/RedPillWomen | 04/08/15 07:40 PM |
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