To a large extent, the retreat of women from their own discrete sphere is driven by the stripping of its economic components due to various technological factors. The question for conservatives is how to seriously and meaningfully deal with this aspect of the traditional women’s sphere instead of declaring that it either doesn’t matter or … Continue reading
There, I said it. Women simply can’t do it. Either the village is coming along for the ride of raising your kid(s) by coercion or they’re coming along willingly, but it’s still going to happen. There are news articles from time to time about women that expect kids’ toy or clothing shops in a mall … Continue reading
Some small data points for the day, courtesy of the most updated data on the matter from the US Census. 38% of households with a stay at home parent have household income of 75k/yr or higher. 96% of stay at home parents are mothers, only 4% are fathers. Households with a stay at home parent represent … Continue reading
Men like to suggest that highly intelligent women routinely were very fertile and that they have a low fertility rate these days because of FEMINISM. But this is not an easy question to answer. Women who are very intelligent are even less common than highly intelligent men and it is pretty clear from the historical … Continue reading
This is just for the people who claim that a grown woman who really was raised with full domestic skills in those things, including household inventory management and orderly cleaning routines and a decent time spent in child caring has zero money-making skills and is completely doomed if her husband dies or leaves. It’s not … Continue reading
From an interesting (but childless) permanent student who goes by Issendai here. Let’s count the ways. The Rules of a Sick System Rule 1: Keep them too busy to think. We know all about Superwife syndrome and the endless performance pressure on conservative SAHMs to be busybusybusy. Leisure time is not even in the vocabulary. Rule 2: … Continue reading
The title is gruesome because the situation is gruesome. But it is also an example of how gigantic and numerous the obstacles are to a society where it’s less terrible to try to have children. Recently in Oklahoma, a young couple where both parents worked full time had an 11 week old infant in full-time … Continue reading
