@Cheybettis yes, after two children, i can accurately say i am no longer afraid of being infertile. i’m actually now afraid of how fertile i just might be.
So, this happens as a result of the tenderness *he* consistently shows her. She is, in true feminine nature, reflecting and responding to the tone he has set for the relationship.
Women want to be loved and cherished. Deep down, a woman in love is the young woman sitting on the metaphorical front step waiting in anticipation for the man she loves to return. This is the posture of her heart. She waits for him and responds with enthusiasm *because* he has demonstrated care for her outside of this moment and because he consistently reciprocates love and enthusiasm when they’re reunited.
Harshness feels like rejection to a woman. If he spends a week acting grumpy or annoyed with her when she greets him, she will take that as a sign that he doesn’t want her love. She will begin to withdraw, confused, and things will start to unravel.
Rightly ordered feminity is driven by the impulse to love and nurture. If she is prevented from properly existing in the feminine, she will wither.
I need men to stop commenting on social media on a mothers postpartum emotions because you wouldn’t understand. Postpartum rage is a thing. It’s a hormonal imbalance but it’s a thing. Instead of shaming women let’s teach them how to properly work thru it, handle it & help it.
i saw this post that said "sometimes i feel so weird explaining to someone how inconsiderate they were in a situation. it's like if you didn't feel yourself wildin idk what's left to say." real is rare and when it's in you it feels so wrong to explain.
Sonette Ehlers, a former medical technician from South Africa, invented Rapex, an anti-rape device, in 2005.
The device was created in response to the alarming rates of rape in South Africa.
Rapex is tube-shaped with internal barbs, inserted by a woman similar to a tampon. The barbs are intended to latch onto a potential rapist's skin.
Once the device is in place, surgical removal is the only option. This need for medical intervention not only incapacitates the attacker but also assists in their identification and apprehension.
Nevertheless, the device remains in the prototype stage and has not been introduced to the market or made accessible for purchase.
It always blows my mind the amount of people that complain their kids schedules are so thrown off for daylight savings. Like honestly, is one hour really messing things up that bad? There’s just no way. My kids have never had an issue with it literally ever
@spookymamaxo i’m 28 almost 29 weeks and it has hit me SO hard this week. i’ll be out of breath mid conversation just sitting down. it’s stressful & freaky