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Pregnant Women, Why Are You Working So Hard?

28Oct

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Family Life, Feminine Sphere, Motherhood

Pregnant Women, Why Are You Working So Hard?

My deepest desire is that women feel perfectly comfortable with the idea that if they are birthing babies into the world with a husband by their side, they should not have to work 2 jobs up to the day of delivery.This lovely lady was carrying twins and also, per the photo that was uploaded with the message, has a toddler. It is not necessary or healthy to work so hard (physically) while ensuring his legacy.I don't consider a man to be standing in his healthy #masculinity if he agrees with his heavily pregnant wife working 2 jobs up to the day of her delivery. I can only assume she is going back to her two jobs with a few weeks of delivery, only to stay in the care of strangers until graduating from high school. Everything is turned upside down and there is so litt...

1Oct

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Family Life, Parenting

Pants Rule for Children

In a world that is increasingly supportive of pedophilia, it is important that we remain vigilant with our children. Even if you have to print out this image and post it in your children's room as a reminder. Whatever we have to do, we must remain vigilant.

28Sep

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Family Traditions, Wealth Building Tips, Wealthy Thinking

Family Legacy

Family Legacy: Generative families have vitality, creativity and the ability to continually reinvent themselves over generations. They are rare and unique entity that is capable of sustaining consistent control over a long period of time. They are important because unlike so many business ventures that focus on current profits, generative families can endure long-term with values that transcend profitability. They STAND for something, offering lessons that can be profitably learned not just by family business in first generation but also by non-family enterprises that want to operate with values beyond the bottom line. Generative families use their resources not just to sustain what they have but to create something new. The family extends its legacy - the family members' valu...

The Black ‘Community’ versus Upwardly Mobile People Who Happen to be Black

5Aug

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Family Life, Mindset

The Black ‘Community’ versus Upwardly Mobile People Who Happen to be Black

By The.Pinnacle.Housewife As my family continues to move up in life, and our reality becomes more distant from the black collective's, we are realizing (if not already experiencing) that we are paying a great price. A price that most black folks don’t want to pay for the sake of staying with “their kind”. Here are some prices I’m seeing that your elevated black family will pay; and if you’ve been here long enough with me, you’ve personally witnessed at least one of these prices to be true. 1.) The black collective will ostracize you. “You’re acting white.” “You’re still a ni**a in their (white man’s) eyes”. Or they will call you other derogatory names to try to demean you, put you back in “your place”. If you’re not poor, a victim and scared of the big white man like them, you...

My 4 Children Are Exceptionally Privileged

30Jul

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Family Life, Parenting

My 4 Children Are Exceptionally Privileged

By Tasha Vanzie I know this woman and family. Very blessed in all ways including financially. They are a black family, who are homeschoolers, 13 yr old has already graduated from high school. Victimhood, crazyhood, underachieving on purposehood (because it is the 'black' thing to do) is for the birds. Black people who have yet to awaken from the deeply debilitating liberal agenda will only sink further into the underclass. Black people who believe in their own humanity and God given equality are succeeding and living joyful - regular - lives... Far away from the growing prison-like nature of underclass environments and mentalities.

That Mothering Question that Evokes Guilt

18Jul

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Homemaker, Motherhood

That Mothering Question that Evokes Guilt

So, due to Radical Feminism, young girls are raised to believe that women are supposed to have it all but their personal freedom is absolutely their first priority. This priority should always be met. Usually this freedom is first career, work, j-o-b, independence. The reason this is important is because this is what men grow up thinking about and being trained into. Whatever men fixate on, women should as well. The object of desire is to compete with men, to rival them in life goals. Without said competition, a woman's life is meaningless, because there is nothing else; except sexual identity and freedom. Work and sex and the top 2 priorities for any self respecting Rad Fem. Women fall into various positions on the Radical Feminist spectrum, and their answers to this question ma...

18Jul

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Homemaker

In Defense of the Homemaker

Radical Feminism has infected the world and though the ideology is supposed to fight for women's freedom to choose their lifestyle and goals, that freedom never includes freedom to be a homemaker. Understand, that women and men are infected with the virus of Rad Fem ideology. You will be told that should you set the clock back 60 years, you will fall into a pit of oppressive despair, barefoot and pregnant with no resources to escape your tyrant of a husband. He will leave you for a younger, 'ambitious' woman and you will be left penniless and without skills or history in the workforce. Your mother-in-law, your friends, previous co-workers, sisters and brothers will all tell you their unsolicited opinions on your decision and some will be quite vicious in tone. Remember that ...

How Homeschooling Forces Parental Level Up

14Jul

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Family Life

How Homeschooling Forces Parental Level Up

While the reason for homeschooling is as varied as the number of families homeschooling, there is one commonality amongst all of them; which is the move towards autonomous thinking and the taking on of personal responsibility for the sake of the child's education. The reason why this topic interests me so deeply is because I have been promoting the 'leveling up' process for women's personal lives for several years and its extension into family life is only fitting and a given. You may be wondering what the leveling up process is. Leveling up is the shifting and elevation of mindset away from the state of being that includes a total lack of self-care and self-love, as well as engaging in relationships and activities which are devaluing and destabilizing to overall well-being. ...

12Jul

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Family Life, Parenting

Charity Begins At Home

Our 8 year old has trouble wrapping her mind around cleaning out her room and often takes hours working on one dresser of clothing. Our 13 year old has trouble deciding how she wants to tweak the arrangement of her room and has been at a stand still in regards to moving the project to completion. Our 16 year old just needs a good ole fashion, full on, clean out demolition service and the completion of her RATHER artistic wall decor that she started months ago. I've got to finish spray painting a gold antique-style finish on the artwork frames I want to hang in our newly redesigned dining room. Hubby would like to get the tall ladder and clean the sky window and, of course, I have a couple of projects for him such as hanging a few plants from the ceiling. We'd also...

A Mother’s Responsibility To Her Children

9Jul

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Parenting

A Mother’s Responsibility To Her Children

During a bloody Father's Day weekend in Chicago, among the many dead is a 3 year old boy. He was shot dead while in a car that was being driven by his step-father; who was the actual target of the murderers. The step-father only suffered a minor grazing by the bullet and refused medical help. While the usual neighborhood admonishment takes place with a small gathering of local ministers and folks displaying public tears over the senseless violence they endure, I take a step back from my immense disgust at the entirety of this so-called 'black' experience of living in the 'hood to once again focus on the adage: 'What we allow, persists. What persists becomes the culture'. Yes, I am on the outside looking in. Yes, I have, for a short time, lived in the 'hood of Atlanta (while I was...