Traditional Lily

Lily/18/lover of the traditional lifestyle and flowers

[mytradlifeasadisciplinedwife]

[mytradlifeasadisciplinedwife]

[lillybethrose1986]

[crumblinggothicarchitecture]

Traditional femininity is empowering. There is strength in being soft, beauty in being kind, and peace in being soft spoken and humble.

Feminine women add to the world by building up a sense of community and fostering safe and comfortable homes in those communities.

It’s not humiliating to be a traditionally feminine woman.

[shesurrenders]

" You know you don't have to check in with him? You don't need his approval, your body your choice. You can do that yourself this is the 21st century."

Like yes, that's all objectively true. But I chose to submit to Him because I think He's a great leader. It is a privilege for me to be able to relax under His Authority and be my softest and most feminine self. Why does that upset (You)?

I GET to ask for reassurance and validation in a way we agreed works best for us.

So I GET to check in and tell Him how my day is progressing.

I am BLESSED to rely on Him so thoroughly.

[patriarchy-academy]

And he adores you for that

[tigerlilyfeminine-deactivated20]

🤍🌸💕🎀🤍

[softgirl-moodboards]

[thatgentlewife]

[tamedmother]

This such a satisfying and mutually beneficial dynamic!❤️

[sub-ihres-herrn]

[vanicifer1-blog]

[cumdumpallie]

The purpose of being a woman is to improve a man’s life

[progressivetradwife]

can’t wait to start a family one day

[dorkiedollie]

My dream date ......cute

[traditionalmarriedwife]

[rainwashedsoul]

[lannie-stuff]

[thespiritualencourager]

“A husband should have a sense of benevolent responsibility to lead, to protect, and to provide for his wife. Husbands should feel a special responsibility to lead the family in a pattern of prayer and Bible reading and worship.”

—John Piper

"Likewise, husbands, live with your wives in an understanding way, showing honor to the woman as the weaker vessel, since they are heirs with you of the grace of life, so that your prayers may not be hindered."

— 1 Peter 3: 7 (ESV)

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