#be the change

[azuritevanguard]

[tomi4i]

[r0meett33]

why are there like zero tumblr fanfics for young Sidney Crosby like cmonnnn imagine a 2000s themed fanfic about Sid

[motivatedaily]

[reality-detective]

The top 1% of the world’s population owns 80% of the world’s wealth... Uneducated, demoralized and frightened. Taking orders and hoping for the best is NOT the answer. 🤔

[retrobassgirl]

I'm a lucky woman. In my 50s now, I found the love of my life some time ago; a protective, masculine man who is an excellent father. We have four wonderful children and a happy, relaxed home. But what about you? If you are young and secretly crave a more traditional lifestyle and future, how do you go about finding it?

Building the life you aspire to is never going to be easy these days. The modern hedonistic trend of instant gratification doesn't really help. Women are encouraged to chase after the same outward worldly success that men often crave. Your hormones however are telling you something else. As girls we are biologically programmed to bear children and to look for a masculine man who will be a good father to them. That combination tends to drive a slut culture that goes nowhere.

Yet there are still young men out there who aspire to be strong, masculine guys and great fathers: true patriarchs not women hating misogynists. To find one, you will need to channel the softer feminine characteristics that we all naturally have. Young men feel intimidated into thinking they can't be proper men any more. Some don't even know how to either. Most are relieved to find a more traditional girl.

Are traditional male values a thing of the past? I don't think so. Helping him re-learn benevolent, patriarchal masculinity is your job as well as his. Your behaviour and soft femininity will help him accomplish that. If you find such a guy, be his guide. You can do that simply by being quietly submissive and feminine.

So put on a dress. Be attired elegantly and modestly. Keep your makeup pretty, fresh and restrained. This isn't frumpiness, it's decorous behaviour. Channel grace, gentleness and good manners, expect gentlemanly behaviour from him in return. Don't be afraid to let him open doors for you or let you kneel at his feet. If he insists on ordering for you in a restaurant; encourage him.

I understand that ceding control isn't easy. It flies in he face of all that feminism taught you. This isn't a competition though. He wants what is best for both of yo. Don't challenge him or argue. If he asks your opinion give it quietly and then leave him to decide. Let him lead. He will make mistakes, he's young. He needs the space to learn and the opportunity to do so. Find out what his vision of family life is and show him how you can make it a reality. Together you will build a future and a family that you can be proud of. Good luck.

Jane xx

[spiritualseeker777]