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post 1558026901 08-05-2018, 09:28 AM
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1950's? Probably has a hairy pussy. YES! Yes I would.
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Originally Posted By likeawashboard⏩
Your logic is diabolically diabolical and terrifically terrifying at the same time. It's quite a tragic tragedy.
Let's wait for dj to come back and respond. I'm sure she has something really short to say.
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Originally Posted By nykiegin⏩
I agree completely!! It's very sad to me. It's cultural chaos, but honestly I think it's growing pains and will pan out.

I'm a woman with pretty old school values. I'm also extremely selfless, kind, caring, whatever you call those feminine qualities that OP mentioned and the men are just as messed up because I get taken advantage of because I am this way. People are all around messed up.

Women are just as much to blame by teaching men how to treat us. We set the bar so low and try to be independent by being what we think is equal by dumbing down our natural gifts. Men take advantage of it for sex and honestly a lot of men just don't value honor or family or having one good woman to love and protect. It's like a vicious cycle.

It's like the 2 genders are in a completely dysfunctional relationship with one another and can't understand the other's needs. It's all kinda of chaos.
I agree with you on this, seems like both sexes are reacting to each other and a lack of values means changing their character to fit the expectations of the other sex.

unfortunately the expectations are fluid and always changing in culture and society.

In what ways have you been taken advantage of? Have you drawn a line in the sand now for what you expect from a suitable partner?
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
Strong embed, anyways, it's not about being triggered, it's about not being a hypocrite. It's also about understanding things weren't better for everyone.
was on my phone. got on my pc to correct it just for you.

In no period of history has it been 'better' for everyone. but there are certain things during various periods that were good, and should be recognized as such. Or at least philosophized on - to test whether it was good.

Dismissing a period in history because there was a social injustice present, is like throwing the baby out with the bath water.
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Originally Posted By Solomonlike⏩
1950's? Probably has a hairy pussy. YES! Yes I would.
Bush is best.
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She would adapt to the modern life so it wouldn’t matter
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
Lmfao...there was an article someone posted about hair coming back into fashion. All I could think was I told you so


Originally Posted By AquilaConfido⏩
Bush is best.
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post 1558027631 08-05-2018, 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
Looks like miscers wouldn’t score a 1950s women

Judging by this Time article they demanded as ideal

“Tall and blue-eyed, honest and involved in civic affairs, athletic and helpful around the house, well-read with a steady profession.

They also named the qualities that turned them off: men who were bossy, possessive, domineering, egotistical, rude, stingy and unwilling to visit friends and relatives.”

Oh and they had to dance and be independent

And mustn’t be domineering, impolite, jealous, secretive or arrogant

Any of that sound like you boys?
Cuz the times was the authority on all of america during the age of the nuclear family. mhmmm

Even still, not sure how this would counteract the post. Not like guys get a pass on the dating scene. They got to prove their quality too.
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post 1558027681 08-05-2018, 09:42 AM
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Originally Posted By AquilaConfido⏩
Bush is best.
agreed.
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Would we be living in the 1950's? If not then she would leave you in 30 seconds when she saw the outside world for the first time
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I'm a single mom of 2 and have been for over a decade. I also have a decent career, pets, a house, etc. The whole thing minus the husband. It is extremely difficult to balance raising good kids, keeping the house clean, making dinner, paying bills, staying active/attractive, being mentally and emotionally healthy by having hobbies and friends, etc. Etc.

All I can tell you is no one is perfect and there's only so much energy or time in the day. You have to compromise one thing for the other. If I want to spend more time at the gym, my house will be messy. If I want to work to pay my bills, I don't make dinner, my kids eat tons of quick easy things. Cooking a nice meal is a treat around here. If my kids need extra help, my social life suffers. I am completely happy and fulfilled with my life. But it's because I don't get all type A on myself OR my kids. They actually do tons of chores because this is OUR home and we all pitch in because it's too much for one person. We don't fight over it either. No one freaks out over anything small. I'd rather be happy than Martha Stewart.

If someone walked into my house and sneered at my dirty dishes or "needs to be folded" laundry pile, I'd laugh at them. Because clearly they have no idea what it takes to maintain a household AND be a happy human being who enjoys life.

If you want your wife to love on you, be happy, glowing and all those wonderful things, help her out. If she likes making you nice dinners and being a good mom and wife, she probably doesn't have time to clean. Hire her a cleaner.

Men want to be appreciated for being good providers and protectors, as they should be. Housewives also want to be appreciated for their role too. I'd so much rather go to work and come home with dinner made and house clean etc. Than be a housewife. Homemaking is more demanding by far.
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Originally Posted By Deathguard⏩
was on my phone. got on my pc to correct it just for you.
Thanks, I appreciate it.
Originally Posted By Deathguard⏩
In no period of history has it been 'better' for everyone. but there are certain things during various periods that were good, and should be recognized as such. Or at least philosophized on - to test whether it was good. /QUOTE]I agree completely. So what should be done is extract and extrapolate the good, while dismissing the bad, not going back to the old way of doing things and claiming it is superior when it clearly was not.
Originally Posted By Deathguard⏩
Dismissing a period in history because there was a social injustice present, is like throwing the baby out with the bath water.
There are 3 things I can think of that were better in the 50's than it is now, by every other metric, things are better now. Those 3 things are, college tuition rates, entry level salaries, and single parent households. Everything else is better now.

So it's more like there are many pieces of crap floating with the baby in the water, and maybe we shouldn't bathe in the same water.
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Originally Posted By nykiegin⏩
I'm a single mom of 2 and have been for over a decade. I also have a decent career, pets, a house, etc. The whole thing minus the husband. It is extremely difficult to balance raising good kids, keeping the house clean, making dinner, paying bills, staying active/attractive, being mentally and emotionally healthy by having hobbies and friends, etc. Etc.

All I can tell you is no one is perfect and there's only so much energy or time in the day. You have to compromise one thing for the other. If I want to spend more time at the gym, my house will be messy. If I want to work to pay my bills, I don't make dinner, my kids eat tons of quick easy things. Cooking a nice meal is a treat around here. If my kids need extra help, my social life suffers. I am completely happy and fulfilled with my life. But it's because I don't get all type A on myself OR my kids. They actually do tons of chores because this is OUR home and we all pitch in because it's too much for one person. We don't fight over it either. No one freaks out over anything small. I'd rather be happy than Martha Stewart.

If someone walked into my house and sneered at my dirty dishes or "needs to be folded" laundry pile, I'd laugh at them. Because clearly they have no idea what it takes to maintain a household AND be a happy human being who enjoys life.

If you want your wife to love on you, be happy, glowing and all those wonderful things, help her out. If she likes making you nice dinners and being a good mom and wife, she probably doesn't have time to clean. Hire her a cleaner.

Men want to be appreciated for being good providers and protectors, as they should be. Housewives also want to be appreciated for their role too. I'd so much rather go to work and come home with dinner made and house clean etc. Than be a housewife. Homemaking is more demanding by far.
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Originally Posted By nykiegin⏩
I'm a single mom of 2 and have been for over a decade. I also have a decent career, pets, a house, etc. The whole thing minus the husband. It is extremely difficult to balance raising good kids, keeping the house clean, making dinner, paying bills, staying active/attractive, being mentally and emotionally healthy by having hobbies and friends, etc. Etc.

All I can tell you is no one is perfect and there's only so much energy or time in the day. You have to compromise one thing for the other. If I want to spend more time at the gym, my house will be messy. If I want to work to pay my bills, I don't make dinner, my kids eat tons of quick easy things. Cooking a nice meal is a treat around here. If my kids need extra help, my social life suffers. I am completely happy and fulfilled with my life. But it's because I don't get all type A on myself OR my kids. They actually do tons of chores because this is OUR home and we all pitch in because it's too much for one person. We don't fight over it either. No one freaks out over anything small. I'd rather be happy than Martha Stewart.

If someone walked into my house and sneered at my dirty dishes or "needs to be folded" laundry pile, I'd laugh at them. Because clearly they have no idea what it takes to maintain a household AND be a happy human being who enjoys life.

If you want your wife to love on you, be happy, glowing and all those wonderful things, help her out. If she likes making you nice dinners and being a good mom and wife, she probably doesn't have time to clean. Hire her a cleaner.

Men want to be appreciated for being good providers and protectors, as they should be. Housewives also want to be appreciated for their role too. I'd so much rather go to work and come home with dinner made and house clean etc. Than be a housewife. Homemaking is more demanding by far.
I don't mean this disrespectfully and I'm not trying to stir the pot but why are you a single mother???

Are both of your children to the same father?
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What’s the catch?
She is totally subservient to you because she has no financial independence

So when she divorces you for being abusive or cheating on her, she gets half
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
It's implied, if I make a thread about wishing for a better car, that must mean I want something my current car is not giving me. If I make a thread about wanting a 1950's personal slave with the mind of a child as a wife, then my current wife must not be that.
Whether intentional or not, it does seem implied.

If I were married and posted a thread with a long list of desirable qualities I found in "men", most would assume I was fishing for something, no?
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
Thanks, I appreciate it.



There are 3 things I can think of that were better in the 50's than it is now, by every other metric, things are better now. Those 3 things are, college tuition rates, entry level salaries, and single parent households. Everything else is better now.

So it's more like there are many pieces of crap floating with the baby in the water, and maybe we shouldn't bathe in the same water.
never mind inflation, cpi index and the economy. pfff

or public schools - because they were better.

or food, because that was probably better too - I'd venture to say.

or refrigerators. Im serious my dad still used one from 50/60s (im kinda guessing). it... still.... freakin... works.

or cars. you could actually repair them yourself and buy one without significantly putting a dent in your cost of living.

I'd imagine property in general was way cheaper in ratio compared to today.

I dont think you're dwelling on the importance of entry level salaries. do you realize how significant that is, to go out to the work place and not have a college degree and actually live okay?

Im not going to pretend like everything was fantastic, but dang you shouldnt marginalize it either.
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Originally Posted By nykiegin⏩
Whether intentional or not, it does seem implied.

If I were married and posted a thread with a long list of desirable qualities I found in "men", most would assume I was fishing for something, no?
No one is perfect, but this is something you should talk to your partner about if you need something they aren't providing. I wish my wife was taller, I have told her as much, but she refuses to will herself to grow. But she's otherwise prefect, so I deal with it.
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Originally Posted By Deathguard⏩
never mind inflation, cpi index and the economy. pfff

or public schools - because they were better.

or food, because that was probably better too - I'd venture to say.

or refrigerators. Im serious my dad still used one from 50/60s (im kinda guessing). it... still.... freakin... works.

or cars. you could actually repair them yourself and buy one without significantly putting a dent in your cost of living.

I'd imagine property in general was way cheaper in ratio compared to today.

I dont think you're dwelling on the importance of entry level salaries. do you realize how significant that is, to go out to the work place and not have a college degree and actually live okay?

Im not going to pretend like everything was fantastic, but dang you shouldnt marginalize it either.
and the most important bit: the morals. They were more moral than we are today, even with whatever social injustices you may perceive happend back then.
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Originally Posted By Deathguard⏩
never mind inflation, cpi index and the economy. pfff

or public schools - because they were better.

or food, because that was probably better too - I'd venture to say.

or refrigerators. Im serious my dad still used one from 50/60. it still freakin works.

or cars. you could actually repair them yourself and buy one without significantly putting a dent in your cost of living.

I dont think you're dwelling on the importance of entry level salaries. do you realize how significant that is, to go out to the work place and not have a college degree and actually live okay?

Im not going to pretend like everything was fantastic, but dang you shouldnt marginalize it either.
Economy is fine - if you're buying your first house you are screwed, if you own a house you're set, it's give and take.

Public schools were not better, especially since there was that whole segregation thing.

Food is better now, more abundant, you don't need to buy sugar-laden shyt, healthy food is easier to come by now than then.

Appliances are less well constructed, yes, but they're also significantly cheaper, in the 50s a fridge was 3 months salary, today it's a week's worth.

Cars were simpler, they were also much less safe, BRB getting impaled by the steering column when crashing at 20 miles per hour.

People are screwed on the entry level, but that's life, what you do is get some education, and better yourself. I've more than tripled my salary in the last 3 years.


I'll admit, I can be an ass hole, but it's the way you say things, had you written your OP differently, I would have replied differently.
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Originally Posted By likeawashboard⏩
There is truth to what you're saying about introspection, and there are of course quality traditional women still out there. The point is that the culture as a whole has drastically changed and it is not the norm to be a "quality traditional woman" like your wife seems to be. I know of one virgin in real life and she's a Christian, and most of my female friends/acquaintances scoff at the idea of cooking for their man, cleaning the house or the idea that sleeping around is potentially bad for society at large.

I also don't care about settling down with a virgin, most girls suck in bed anyway, let alone one who has never done anything sexual before.
I used to scoff at the "idea" because I felt it implied that he wanted to wait on him hand and foot. However, I found that when you love someone it's just natural to want to make them a nice dinner, support them in their endeavors, keep a cozy home because it's your loving space, to rub their back when they're. These very acts are acts of love. They don't follow some gender role ideal. A good woman will do these things for the man she loves naturally. A good man does the same exact things for the woman he loves. If he can't cook, he'll pick up dinner, if she's tired, he'll take care of the dishes or put the kids to bed.

These behavior's we want to demand from others come naturally from both genders as a sign of love and respect.

Believe it or not, we live in an era where we can the best marriages / families of any era. There's a study where they found the quality of a good relationship today is much higher than in the past. So even if there are less married couples (not sure that's true), the ones who are happily married have greater satisfaction than any other era. If BOTH parties needs and desires are met, negotiated, appreciated, than they're pretty damn happy. The key is MUTUAL love and respect. The equality movement is confusing people, but equality creates better relationships.
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I can think of something else that was better in the 50s.

Men weren't addicted to porn, there weren't communities of retard social justice warriors that only congregate because of the internet, there wasn't an agenda of pushing transgenderism and homosexuality down everyone's throats and there weren't laws that allowed social services to take your child from you if you didn't recognise their trans identification.

Kids didn't watch porn on mobile devices, communities were closer and people actually knew everyone on their street.

There was a stronger cohesive national identity and culture among people.
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
Time not The Times

It was a commissioned poll of 1950s women

It’s the best I could find. Unless you think you personally know better of course.
look up how to train your wife. Or just look up wife ads on google.

still my point stands - it doesn't change what im saying about objective ideals.

Obviously expecting all of that from any woman is unrealistic, but it does beg to question what things should exist in a gender role marriage? And maybe gender role marriage is more attractive to men than people realize? Especially if its spelled out.

Problem is, discussions like this is met with marxist dribble and is usually attacked (pretty zealously anymore). Sad.

I could go on, but I'll stop.
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Miscers sounding more like Luddite religious extremists every day lol.

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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
That's the joke. They want a mentally diminished walking vagina/slave.

Differences between 1950s and today;

You could force your wife to have sex, no such thing as rape between married couples.

You could beat your wife, in fact, it was encouraged, just like you could beat your kids, because nothing screams great relationship like a threat of violence.

Many women didn't work, so they depended on the man for everything, this of course meant less divorce because if you have no work experience, it's either shytty marriage or poverty.

Men worked, women stayed at home, so they needed to be subservient, it's not like 3 hours of cooking a day plus 3 hours of cleaning, plus taking care of kids equals a full time job, since men made the money, women needed to be quiet and do as they were told.

Women weren't more reserved back then, they were just not treated as equals, step out of line, get slapped up, that's why women acted more reserved.
If that was the case, everyone would just convert to Islam where this is the norm.
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Originally Posted By fleeceitout⏩
If that was the case, everyone would just convert to Islam where this is the norm.
No need, Christianity touts the same values.
When it comes your time to die, be not like those whose hearts are filled with the fear of death, so that when their time comes they weep and pray for a little more time to live their lives over again in a different way. Sing your death song and die like a hero going home.
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maybe not as strick as OP as thats basically a modern day stay at home mom.

there are women out there still like this srs, just takes a little extra looking and not on online datings sites.
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
No need, Christianity touts the same values.
amazin'
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
No need, Christianity touts the same values.
You really wanna compare how woman are treated in Christian countries compared to Islamic ones?
Your favorite miscer’s favorite miscer.
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Originally Posted By Deathguard⏩
Younger - not an old granny.

Comes with:


She is very pleasing to the eyes
Classy
Wears dresses only
Puts her self together before you wake up.
Has coffee ready every morning.
Has a gentle spirit
Loyal
Has a sense of humor
Cooks all your meals (say, including meal prep)
Would inquire about your ideas and positively reinforce them.
Hand you brandy and slippers when you came home from work.
Keep everything tranquil while you're at home.
Get some every night.
Keeps children (if any) in order and quiet.
We have pretty traditional roles in our house, and I do have a career as well.

I cook all the meals but get help from Mr Flexy because he is the King of the grill. I spend Sundays in the kitchen meal-prepping and the fridge is filled with neat containers of everybody's lunch, steaks are seasoned and sides are prepped for Summer Sunday dinner, or a roast in the oven for Winter Sunday dinner. I plan all of our meals for the week ahead and post them on the front of the fridge. On the side of the fridge is a white board for anyone to write down what they would like or need for the coming week.

We train together and I don't wear makeup to the gym, but I get dolled up for him every evening. Joan Crawford wrote that every woman should go to her husband's office just once to see all the pretty women who pass by his desk every single day, as a motivator to keep yourself looking nice for your man.

I manage most of our household bills and I prepare all of our tax returns. I also maintain our filing system (most of the time - I hate filing and fall a bit short then I have to catch up on a rainy Saturday afternoon).

I think looking after the home and the family is good and important work. It comes very naturally to me, and I don't feel oppressed. Especially cooking - it's a way to nurture the people I love. I would have loved to have been a full-time wife and mother, run the household with military precision, have a place for everything and everything in its place, to can my own fruits and vegetables, to be more active in the community. When I "retire" I will work part-time so that I can do this.

And I don't think I am alone or rare - there are countless food and beauty and lifestyle bloggers out there with millions of followers. I really want to blog, but I'm too chicken.

Listening is an important part of our relationship. "How was your day?" usually solicits a good conversation rather than a one-word answer. We talk about our goals and we support and encourage each other. I have a really awesome guy and I don't for a minute take him for granted.
No drama: You know where we are.

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