#exfeminist

[radlissa]

why couldn't you live without men?

because women always make me feel like i don't belong and men give me something a woman never could.

[mrs-homemaker]

It’s okay to have a past

I grew up in a toxic household. My parents stayed married but it wasn’t the type of marriage or relationship one strives for. I went a lot of years through life not respecting myself or others and seeking validation in all of the wrong places. My father is a narcissist and was abusive and I grew up thinking I wasn’t worthy. When I met my husband, he showed me what it was to be treated with respect and showed me what true love is. I am so thankful that he has come into my life. I owe a big part of the woman I have become to him, and I will always be grateful for that. I am not proud of some of the things I have done, but I know they make me strive to be a better version of myself for my husband and children. My husband knows everything about me and my past and he loves me regardless.

Someone will come along who will love you flaws and all and will accept you for them. Everyone deserves a second chance at life. There are plenty of tradfem/tradwives who were completely different in a past life (feminists, etc).

[softgirlathome]

Wait for the one who simply loves you, adores you. Wait for the one who brings out the best in you Wait for the one who makes you a better person Wait for the one who shows you off to the world Wait for the one who can love you more than you Wait for the one who makes every effort to be with you Wait for the one who can talk to you for hours together Wait for the one who makes you his first priority And then that’s worth taking the risk And that’s where you belong to.

[lostliberal-blog]

Daddy paid me $15 to drop the charade that us girls don't need men. I showed him my current chat with one of my libtarded friends who i think is gonna be serving republican cock before she knows it. With my help of course.

[moderntradtionalism]

Why I left feminism

I have spent a good portion of my teen age years being unhappy. I brainwashed myself to be so deep into feminist idealism that I lost sight of reality. I pushed aside my desire to be soft and sweet to being a selfish pseudo-intellectual sjw who identified as a “Non Binary, Gender Fluid Gyno Sexual Pan Romantic”... What a mouthful....

One day, I assume when I grew up,I realized that wasn’t what I wanted- that isn’t who I am. I am a young Woman, I feel happiest and at peace when being feminine and soft (as compared to how unhappy/depressed I became when my focus was to be harsh, abrasive, and strong headed. ) I love caring for my boyfriend, and when I support him with my unconditional love and open myself as a safe place to him I feel light.

Men and Woman have evolved to be different, we have the same value, but it is deluded to think we are equal in every way. Woman are communicators and nurturers. Men are leaders, hunters, and fighters. Yes there are outliers but, the few do not make the rules for the many and I truly believe as a society we need that balance of Feminine and Masculine for us to be happy and for society to function from the inside out.

[radlissa]

a lot of the hatred towards men stems from expecting them to be like women.

[softgirlathome]

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[radlissa]

I love you

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