HEY YOU PORN ROTTED DUMMYS!!! biblical submission and obedience to your man is NOT a kink nor is it a fetish. It is truth and reality. If you see a wife in complete submission to her husband and your first thought is kink then you have seen too much porn and need to touch grass.
@lettuce_isgood it is entirely possible for someone to like discipline and it still be discipline lol. i love that my man loves me enough to discipline me. it means he is a man who cares about me enough to teach me and help me learn. husbands disciplining their wives is biblical btw
@Softo20 im not shaming men. it is mainly women who see submission in a relationship and view it as a kink or a purely sexual thing. im specifically talking about people who see a wife simply obeying her husband as fetish when its just how things should be.
@lettuce_isgood facts. thats why my husband proof reads all my tweets lol. amongst many other things he does. because he as a man is in fact more capable of complex thinking and logic.
@ciaozoomer i showed it to him before hand. he read it and said go ahead. when he is in person there is no real need for written permission. but thats actually a cute craft idea thanks! im gonna make some permission slips hehe omg
- read your Bible.
- don't trust the government.
- eat red meat.
- own guns.
- get married and have lots of kids
- homeschool said kids
- have your own land
this is the way.
Even in our sins. Even in our failures. God deserves all honor, glory, and praise. Turn to God in those times, not away from Him. Praise Him all the more. He promises that when we ask for forgiveness, He will forgive them. Ask Him to help you not to do it again. Praise Him always
Every girl should be taught in sex ed that our fertility peaks in our 20s, begins declining gradually around age 30, and drops sharply after age 35.
So many girls graduate high school not understanding this at all, and plan their college and career path without understanding how their reproductive window works.
At 25, you have a 25% chance of getting pregnant each cycle. At 35, it's 15%. At 40, it's 5%. By 35, one in three women will struggle with infertility.
The media shows you celebrities having babies at 42 and tells you there's no rush. What they don't show you is the IVF cycles, the miscarriages, the hundreds of thousands of dollars spent trying to do at 40 what your body would have done for free at 25.
Women used to be called "old maids" if they were still single by 25. There was a sense of urgency. Women today have none of that social pressure, but 1 in 6 end up childless even though they wanted kids.
Your fertility is a gift with an expiration date. The career will wait. Your biology won't.