Homemaker – Leah Love Online

That Mothering Question that Evokes Guilt

18Jul

By leahloveNo Comments

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

By leahloveNo Comments

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 ...

Families Need Stay-At-Home Moms Now More Than Ever

12Jun

By leahlove2 Comments

Homemaker

Families Need Stay-At-Home Moms Now More Than Ever

This is a loaded statement and opinion of mine that actually requires far more articles than this one. To get started, I'd like to share the fact that I am a Wife and Homemaker and have experienced firsthand the experience and benefits. In the next couple of days, I will write separate articles for each bullet point and hyperlink them to this article. Being a Stay-At-Home Wife and Mom is what I desired for many years prior to being able to achieve it and because of that, I'd like to delve into the personal transformation that what was necessary for me during the time that I was a single, divorced mother: I had to release myself from the mental, emotional and energetic virus that is radical feminist ideology,I had to heal from certain traumas associated with the past. These traumas...

1Jun

By leahlove2 Comments

Homemaker, Parenting

The Privilege of Homemaking

By @afemininefascinatingwifeI used to jokingly refer to myself as a "Residential Services Coordinator" But I am now content with the title "Homemaker". There is no other profession that is irreplaceable. A homemaker in packs for immediate family and the generations that follow, along with her community in ways that are impossible to measure. I'm so grateful to have this privilege!"I was touched in a measurable ways by this beautiful woman's share on one of my posts. Although I would enjoy expounding on many of the fruitful concepts she touched on, at this moment, I would like to highlight One of the ways in which are blessed role impacts the community.We raise our children in the manner that we know to be true and as we do so, they inevitably emerge into and interact with in communities...

30May

By leahloveNo Comments

Home Economics, Homemaker

My Life as Domestic CEO, CFO, CIO.

By Alma Kohanziadeh Ben-AdonaiAs CEO, CFO, CIO, I run the house. I take care of the finances in my home. I am responsible for the dissemination of information in my home as well as the well being of my household.I make sure that my home runs like a well-oiled machine and that my children are always neat, clean and very well groomed. I am responsible for ensuring that my children have playmates who come from like-minded families who are of the same ilk.I make sure that my husband, who is the protector and provider, is always well loved, taken care of and that his needs are met in the home; this ensures that he is more than happy to go out and brave the elements so that I don't have to.I make sure that our home is scrupulously clean, safe and comfortable. I have a check list for making su...

28May

By leahloveNo Comments

Homemaker

Stay – At- Home Calculator

Here at LeahLoveOnline.com, I advocate mothers being Stay-at-home-moms for the betterment and stabilization of children. I stumbled across an interesting calculator that can be of great assistance when thinking about the family budget, current expenses and what it would look like if only one parent worked. What I like about this calculator is that in pulling together the information to plug in our costs, expenditures and income, we become more aware of what's happening in the world of our finances. Click this link to access the calculator on Parents website. Good Luck!

9Mar

By leahloveNo Comments

Homemaker, Mom-ing, Motherhood, Wife Life Marriage Advice, Women & Marriage

Ode to the Stay At Home Mom

It's with gratitude that I take time to beautify myself and environment. Go-slow was a well earned decision after years of working outside the home while raising a family. But first, I needed to choose a man who appreciated a woman basking in her #feminine role as wife and Mother. Go-slow can not be accomplished with a man who values a "do-it-all" stressed out, overworking, overwhelmed woman. I know, in my heart, that a majority of women would consider go-slow as a viable choice if they weren't afraid of social and familial condemnation. The excerpt below from Dr. Laura Schlessinger's book sums up my current mood:"If you decide that the most important thing about your life is your worker-ant role, you’ll likely feel drained a lot of the time and resent the obliga...