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From the article: “Who are the #ShirtlessShamers2016? They’re the half-naked dudes berating half-naked women on social media. Because obviously it’s okay for all dudes to do whatever the fuck they want, but all women must meet the exact “modesty” standards of all men.”
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It’s okay for a woman to take care of her husband and their children. It’s also okay for a woman to take care of her wife and their children. It’s also okay for a man to take care of his wife and their kids. It’s also okay for a man to take care of his husband and their kids. It’s okay for a woman not to have any kids. It’s okay for two spouses to split parenting duties in the best way that works for them. It’s not okay not to give women choices about marriage, about children, about division of household labor.
Brita Long, No, You’re Not a Feminist (But Not for the Reasons You Think)
I am belle_brita on Instagram too. I wrote this blog post on 07/19/2016. I’m posting it to Tumblr on 09/01/2016. I currently have over 17k followers on Instagram.
In this blog post, I share exactly what I did to grow from 1,000 followers to 10,000 followers in 6 months, plus I reveal how you can grow even faster. I cover:
Why you need to improve your profile
The importance of consistency
What hashtags to use
How to engage with other users
The follow/unfollow method
The one tool to buy to automate your social media (not just Instagram!)
Which paid Instagram course is worth the money
Sound intriguing? This is already one of my most popular blog posts. If you want to get serious about Instagram, you need to read this!
How to Gain 9,000 Instagram Followers in 6 Months
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15 Lessons My Parents Taught Me About Marriage
1) Marry someone who loves you AND respects you.
2) Marry someone who is of comparable intelligence.
3) A big church wedding doesn’t guarantee a lasting marriage.
4) When you know, you know.
5) Say “I love you” every day.
6) Apologize to your spouse when you mess up.
7) Forgive your spouse for messing up.
8) Both spouses should know all vital family and household details.
9) Support each others career aspirations.
10) Not all married couples will have kids, and that’s okay.
11) Not everyone gets married, and that’s okay too.
12) Pay attention to the little things.
13) Marriage really is in sickness and in health.
14) Laugh together.
15) Cherish every single wedding anniversary!
Click here to read 15 more lessons my parents taught me about marriage.
