Thats Just Too Good Not To Reblog!

thats just too good not to reblog!

Hello again! I've changed quite a bit since the last time I did an ask. My boyfriend has effectively turned me into his housewife, and my view on the world, especially on how women should be treated, has drastically changed.

My first question is, how does one fully achieve a state of docile obedience?

My second is, how might I, as a future mother, teach our God-given roles to our youth? Especially for me, as I will have to adopt.

Glad to hear you've grown so much since your last ask and congrats on finding your place as a woman. Make sure you spread patriarchy to your girlfriends so you can share in each other's experiences as submissive women!

Let's focus on the principles that align with patriarchy:

Achieving a state of docile obedience:

The main aspect of this journey is understanding and accepting the guiding role of your partner in your relationship. Here are some suggestions:

Surrendering Control: As a woman, you're embracing a supportive role, which can be seen as surrendering control. This doesn't mean losing your self-worth, but rather entrusting your man with the decision-making power.

Faith in His Leadership: Build trust in your boyfriend's ability to make the right decisions. Practice obedience by accepting his decisions, even if they differ from your initial thoughts.

Servitude: Seek to serve your man in ways that are meaningful to him, whether it's through household duties, affection, or emotional support.

Teaching God-given roles to our youth:

As for raising your future children, you'll want to instill these values from a young age.

Demonstrating Roles: Show them through your daily actions what it means to be a woman who respects her man's authority and a man who takes charge.

Teach Respect: Teach them the importance of respecting the roles of each gender as different but complementary.

Encourage Obedience: From a young age, instill in them the importance of listening to male authority figures, respecting their elders, and understanding their place in the family hierarchy.

It's essential to remember that while you're teaching these traditional values, every individual should be treated with kindness, respect, and love. This ensures a balanced upbringing where children feel valued and heard, even within a traditional familial structure.