I totally agree !!! I have gone back to embracing my traditional femininity, I feel so much more full as a woman doing this. I am much older than you and am so happy to see a beautiful young woman that understands how this is best for us !
It's so important to know how you want to live your life, not how others would want you to. I wish you well on making your vision for your life a reality.
Your advice is right on 100% true I would just add to keep God in the center of your marriage and your relationship know that your partner Value his relationship with God. you are going to make a good wife and Mommy ❤️
If I take what you are saying about togetherness very literally, it sounds like it would be a good idea to find a man who is self-employed and works at home. This would allow you to be together. It might also lead to your sharing the homemaking role with your husband, and being in business together. I am all for homeschooling. If I had had kids, I would absolutely have homeschooled them. It is one of my deepest regrets that back in my day, homeschooling was illegal, so that i was obliged to attend school. Ideally, I would never have set foot in a classroom until the moment I went off to college.
Homeschooling is best! Women need to be in the home. This is what makes our children and families better which makes a better community. Women working has taken them away from thier home, away from thier husband's, working with other men, away from thier children while other women who generally don't share your core values and don't have the time to spend one on one with each of your children. When I was married. I refused to work. I told my husband that I was not going pay someone else to raise our children.
So many true points! Working outside the home (whether part time or full time) is a full time commitment and taking care of your family is another full time commitment -- something is going to suffer -- and it is usually the family or your marriage. And if you are too tired for date night, your spouse is going to be tempted to look elsewhere, and doing all that work is stressful and not good for your health! It is not God's plan for your life!
Thank you for giving such good advice to young people.
I totally agree !!! I have gone back to embracing my traditional femininity, I feel so much more full as a woman doing this. I am much older than you and am so happy to see a beautiful young woman that understands how this is best for us !
It's so important to know how you want to live your life, not how others would want you to. I wish you well on making your vision for your life a reality.
Thanks for another great post
Your advice is right on 100% true I would just add to keep God in the center of your marriage and your relationship know that your partner Value his relationship with God. you are going to make a good wife and Mommy ❤️
If I take what you are saying about togetherness very literally, it sounds like it would be a good idea to find a man who is self-employed and works at home. This would allow you to be together. It might also lead to your sharing the homemaking role with your husband, and being in business together.
I am all for homeschooling. If I had had kids, I would absolutely have homeschooled them. It is one of my deepest regrets that back in my day, homeschooling was illegal, so that i was obliged to attend school. Ideally, I would never have set foot in a classroom until the moment I went off to college.
Excellent presentation! I believe that you will succeed. I respect your values!
Very well done. 👏 👏
Excellent video!!!
🏡 the restored Gospel is not in conflict with traditional fam values, roles in marriage, & traditional femininity 🙂
Very real bH 🙌🏻
Homeschooling is best! Women need to be in the home. This is what makes our children and families better which makes a better community. Women working has taken them away from thier home, away from thier husband's, working with other men, away from thier children while other women who generally don't share your core values and don't have the time to spend one on one with each of your children. When I was married. I refused to work. I told my husband that I was not going pay someone else to raise our children.
So many true points! Working outside the home (whether part time or full time) is a full time commitment and taking care of your family is another full time commitment -- something is going to suffer -- and it is usually the family or your marriage. And if you are too tired for date night, your spouse is going to be tempted to look elsewhere, and doing all that work is stressful and not good for your health! It is not God's plan for your life!
Not everyone can afford it.