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

The simple reason is that Men don’t like it. Half the world’s population has no reason to embrace feminism. They like being in power. Even if they say they support “equality” in the abstract, what all (straight, masculine) Men want is a feminine, submissive, traditional woman. Feminism literally repels Men. Why would they want a girl who is bitter and angry at Men, when they could have a loyal, loving, supportive girl who loves Men and loves pleasing them in every way? Honestly, ladies, why would any Man want a feminist? This movement will never “win,” so all you are doing is driving away the good Men. Stop it. Be happy. Be feminine, not a feminist.

Never deny your husband sex! A good wife is always ready to satisfy her husband.

Like: I love the form and shape a good bra imposes. I suppose in a way it’s a form of bondage, but one I gracefully submit to day-in-day-out. With pregnancy I became more aware of the femininity that pretty lingerie plays with. I wore some thunderously unattractive maternity bras. So now I’m embracing gorgeous undies, albeit within the constraints of my fully functional boobs.

Perhaps you feel humiliated. That’s good because that will remind you to be humble before your husband. He is entitled to ask what he wants, and you have an obligation to meet their desire without even thinking.

Dear Sirs, you need to create such an environment in your relationship. Be concise with what you expect your girl to do, be generous with praise when she follows directions and be strict with punishment when she misbehaves. Spankings are one of those key things that are just way too undervalued.

Dear Sirs, there is a secret to a healthy and happy relationship. Way too few Sirs know of this and even fewer do apply it. But you really gotta spank your girl, especially when she steps out of line. Girls need boundaries. We need to know what is allowed and what is forbidden. We thrive in clearly regulated environments. We love to know what is expected and what is frowned upon.