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Over the past 40 years, traditional feminine qualities such as beauty, grace, domesticity, charm, chastity, and being “girly” have been increasingly vilified in a similar way that masculine traits have been vilified for men and boys (but ironically encouraged in women and girls!)
Women and girls are told that acting feminine will lead to them being objectified, oppressed, overlooked, and disempowered. Instead women are encouraged to be strong, independent, self-sufficient, aggressive, tough, and more.
Well, let me let you in on a little secret — for females femininity and feminine traits ARE power! Yep.
And I am not the only one to think so. In fact this was reconfirmed yesterday as I listened to a podcast by a woman who bills herself as a “modern day courtesan.” This woman is in no way “red pill” and yet her message was similar — if you want to succeed in love and romance, be MORE feminine!
To clarify, a courtesan is not a call girl, escort, or prostitute (they sleep with men for money, any man, with no expectations of him beyond the encounter) and it’s not just about sex. A courtesan is a long term companion who is financially supported by her admirer/s, sometimes in an exclusive monogamous relationship or sometimes in a few non-exclusive but ongoing and long term committed relationships.
Now don’t get me wrong, I am not advocating a courtesan lifestyle, but I do think her message was dead on as far as feminine wiles being a core part of female strength, and one women should not be afraid of. Her advice would be just as appropriate to apply within a marriage or long-term relationship as in a courtesan one — in short, the path to happiness, love, and romance is paved with female charms.
Some of her advice? Be happy and light. Laugh. Flirt. Look for ways to bewitch your partner and draw him in. Enjoy adorning yourself. Dress well. Learn how to use make up and other beauty products to your best advantage. Don’t overwork yourself. Learn how to be seductive (not the same as slutty, the opposite actually!) Be mysterious in a good way. Educate yourself on current affairs and a wide range of topics so you can be a charming conversationalist. Understand you may draw a man in because he is initially interested in sex (not too fast, ladies! Anticipation is your friend), but you will keep a man by seducing and connecting with his mind. Study your man’s personal favorite female qualities and work those to your advantage. Don’t be pushy or demanding, but instead coax his cooperation and devotion with your feminine wiles. Wear pretty undies. Let him take care of you. Be a refuge for him, a place he cannot wait to run to. Forgo “broken men” who do not and cannot truly appreciate and love, love, love the feminine. Be a lover of the masculine, as well. Be the kind of woman he can’t bear to live without. And more.
It all sounded like good advice to me. What do you think?
Notes From a Red Pill Girl 
“Then my uncle explained in Chinese culture, whole one may empathize they also feel others problems are not theirs to solve unless they are family (including extended) bc everyone has to focus on taking care of their own and their family’s struggles first.”
No. It is Godlessness and Communism and the mentality of the family planners that has perpetuated this horror in China. They have become accustomed to a wanton disregard for human life in its most vulnerable forms, and this is why you see this in China. We are all affected by this here in the West as well, because of the same problems. It stems from a hatred for anything that causes us inconvenience or discomfort, and the only remedy is a return to the principles of the Gospel.
Someone asked this,
“is there anything that can hold not simply a marriage together, but a relationship, also?”
Yes. Your children, and your Faith, and your commitment to God. Women are constantly being told by many of these ladies who run blogs that they are to find their fulfillment in Christ alone. Well, if that’s what we’re to do, then walk the walk, don’t just talk the talk. When you marry, you do not find the perfect partner, you find your Cross — your Cross that’s going to be your path to Heaven and an eternity united with God. Here you go:
http://stthomasmoreacademy.blogspot.com/2016/06/blog-post.html
It’s very, very simple.
@St. Thomas while I am sure there is much to be learned from the Saints, most of us fall short of that. I prefer not to take a holier than thou approach. In fact it’s bc of people like that I do not attend church. its for God to judge, we are called only to love.
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@St. Thomas You really see your husband as a “cross” you have to be burdened with? That sounds like good life advice to you?
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