My Submissive Side

Our world is poisoned by feminism. But things can change. Thanks to increasingly organized new communities, the world is discovering more and more that there is an alternative to feminism.

A woman that follows traditional gender roles to serve and honor God, her husband, and her family

She is kind, graceful, unafraid of embracing her womanhood, and unequivocally feminine She submits to her husband with the love, care, and respect that raises kings She understands the importance of her role as a wife, mother, lover, and homemaker and raises her children with the knowledge that strong families build strong nations

She is a woman clothed in strength and dignity, not a doormat, a toy, or a plaything

Yes, women have a lesser capacity for decision-making compared to men. They are more prone to stress and can more easily make mistakes.

But is this a problem for them?

There's a good reason why the phrase 'women belong in the kitchen' has always been a popular phrase among misogynists - it's entirely true.

If you're weaker, less intelligent, and more likely to be dependent on someone - everything a woman is, then it's only fair that your duties revolve around serving the Man you depend on.

This is not hypnotic ✨

Are Women Actually Happier Now? The Numbers Say No.

I know, I know. I'm not supposed to say this...

Economic equality does not always guarantee happiness.

That's not me saying it, that's two professors from the Wharton School of Business. Betsey Stevenson and Justin Wolfers published a paper called "The Paradox of Declining Female Happiness." They analyzed 35 years of data and found that women's happiness has declined. Both absolutely, and relative to men's, despite all the gains of the feminist movement.

In the 1970s, women reported being measurably happier than men. Today? It's flipped.

So I have to ask, are women actually happier now? More fulfilled? More satisfied with their lives?

I look around at the women in my life... stressed, exhausted, lonely, medicated, and I think: this is what liberation looks like?

I've come to a place of peace that a lot of people find uncomfortable. I like being cared for. I like having a man who leads. I find deep satisfaction in nurturing, in creating a home, in being someone's soft place to land. Having that reciprocated with protection, provision, and genuine devotion.

That's not oppression. That's complementarity. And I'm not unhappy.

Maybe the question we should be asking isn't "how do we give women more?", but "what did women actually have, that we quietly gave away?"

Obey ✨

I can't think

Only yes master

Yes master

yeeees master 💖

I can't look away....

I will watch and obey.....

Until all I can think is

Yes sir

Yes sir