I Am WOMAN, And I Please My Man And Do All The Cooking

Men are men and women are women. That's finite, it's not an exaggeration.

As the woman in the equation, I have had to bend to the will of a man all my life. First my father, then my older brother when I was his 'maid' in college, and now to my husband. I don't mind. I like keeping house, and doing all the cooking.

I find it sad that many of my women friends are having a hard time finding a 'man' to be the man to them. I don't put it past the fact that they are really not being the 'woman' to the man, and are turning men off. Why else are men going for Latinas and Asians. Because they know that a man needs a woman to please him.

When you turn thirty five and you are still a bridesmaid, ask yourself one question.

Am I a woman? Or, am I masculinized and hang around feminized men? That formula will never hold water.

A man wants a woman and woman wants a man, and both bring their territory with them. As the woman in the equation, pleasing a man is a small investment, to get a man who can support you and you can stay home and have children.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Mar 26, 2025 at 1:08 PM

I have a sister-in-law, whose husband is a wimp, and she absolutely loves the way I boss my wife around. When I tell my wife to do something when we’re all together, my sister-in-law‘s nipples are hard as a rock. She has told me many times she wishes her husband would be more demanding.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Mar 26, 2025 at 2:07 PM

" Suck my dick and then make me a samich, bitch"

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Mar 26, 2025 at 2:17 PM

Was this "confession" written by J.D. Vance, or by some incel?

What if a woman has goals that don't revolve around marrying a man? I guess that makes her less of a person?

And for those women who do want to marry men, aren't the pickings getting slim, with most men devoting 2 to 3 hours a day to playing video games, and women outnumbering men in university these days? Better to be single and searching at 30 than to settle for video game addict who works minimum wage jobs (other than based on career interests)!

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Mar 26, 2025 at 6:37 PM

At 30 I realized I was losing the race. I switched strategies, changed jobs to a more masculine environment. I made sure all executives were men, and the Board was all male. The business was oilfield, more men per acre. I wore a dress the first day, helped clean up the breakroom. Baked cookies, and called my boss Sir. The female contingent was HR and Accounting. My immediate supervisor never married, not pretty in anyone's book, but nice and serviceable. She introduced me to Bruce who is now my husband, a Structural Engineer and Marine Corp veteran.

I keep my head, don't complain, don't allow cusswords around me. I have never asked my husband to do housework, he has never asked me to change a light bulb. I'm happily married, learning to love a man who can kill you before you hit the ground. He hunts and fishes, plays golf and watches football. I joined a reading circle, take cooking lessons, and volunteer in the church nursery, I need to learn all about babies.

In my house I hung a sewing "A woman's work is never done". I do not rearrange or attempt to decorate my husbands man cave. When he is not home I clean and dust, vacuum and empty the trash bin. I intend to stay married, I'll make a couple of babies, I will call him 'my husband' and call myself 'his wife'.

I know that in time I will learn to love him.

Mrs. Butler to you, I'm married.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Mar 26, 2025 at 6:56 PM

Mrs. Butler, I'm happy that you're happy, but what will happen when your husband starts fucking his 20-year-old secretary and then leaves you for her?

It is vital that you consider your own economic future. More changing lightbulbs and less dusting for you!

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Mar 26, 2025 at 8:22 PM

If you're actually a woman (somewhat skeptical), that's great for you. Fab-bul-lous. Be that tradwife girl, live your best life. For the rest of the women out there I'm sure they appreciate the choice.

Yes, CHOICE. Be independent, have a career, pop out a few kids, marry straight out of high school. IT'S YOUR CHOICE.

Personally I find it stunning women have only had actual choices (to an educational, career, non-man -dominated life, etc) for 60-odd years and some are already ready to throw them away.

Personally, I love my wife has a great career and makes a good salary. We both make money, we have a big house, no kids, long holidays. Fantastic. Couldn't ask for better.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Mar 27, 2025 at 4:43 AM

Ah, more bro boy manophere propaganda.

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