Zeiger
Daily Stormer
May 11, 2017
Wew, I guess the only solution is not to have kids, then.
Wow, only a woman would publish an article in a major media outlet just to whine about selfish nonsense.
That, in itself, isn’t really worth reporting on.
However, in this case, the whining seems to be meant to either discourage women from having children or encourage them to whine and nag their husbands more. Both of these show the pressing need for WHITE SHARIA, and thus must be addressed.
On this upcoming day of celebrating mothers, here’s a cautionary note, something many mothers-to-be don’t expect when they’re expecting: If you have a husband, you will hate him when your kid is born. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. Don’t be fooled by the pictures on your social media feed of your friends serenely beaming with their infants. When they’re not letting you know they’re #SoBlessed, they’re probably fighting.
Perhaps the single most widely cited piece of research on marriage and children comes from couples’ therapists John and Julie Gottman, who found that 67 percent of couples are less satisfied with their marriages after having a baby. A 2009 study of first-time parents in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology found that a scant 7 percent of mothers reported feeling more satisfied with their marriage, compared with 15 percent of fathers.
Another study confirmed that washed up feminists with dried-up wombs were, like, super happy and stuff.
I’m guessing there’s some element of truth to this, that couples become “less satisfied” with their marriages after having a baby. Because the baby is the moment where the man starts to instinctively fulfill his role as the provider for the family. Accordingly, he’ll expect to receive gratitude and respect for it – and won’t get it.
Meanwhile, the woman, her silly little head filled with notions of gender equality, thinks that the man will continue working full time (or more) and split all of her house chores – because she read that in some magazine. Frustration follows, which leads to whining and nagging.
The whining and nagging then destroys the marriage.
Unless the husband knows this *one weird trick* to solve marriage troubles.
There will also be fights about chores and child care. While the lives of women, who now make up almost half of the U.S. labor force, have changed radically in the past few decades, the behavior of their mates has not changed quite as much. A few depressing lines from a 2012 study of first-time parents neatly summed up the colossal asymmetry I experienced with my husband: “As found in prior research, mothers experienced unmet expectations with fathers doing less than mothers expected. Fathers, on the other hand, experienced overmet expectations with mothers doing more than fathers expected.”
That’s because men are generous and easy to please, while women are never satisfied with anything.
The man could literally be doing everything, and if he let her, the woman would whine that he’s not doing things the way she’d like.
But here’s the thing: the reason women are never satisfied is because they have no internal sense of right and wrong, and expect the man to set boundaries and expectations. When the man fails to assert his authority, the woman remains insecure and frustrated even if her situation is very favorable.
I thought I had married an evolved guy—one who assured me, when I was pregnant, that we would divide up the work equally. Yet right after our baby was born, we backslid into hidebound midcentury gender roles as I energetically overmet my expectations.
Well, that’s the problem right there – the husband is some kind of nu-male faggot.
Look. Being a “housewife” was a full-time job – back in the 18th century. Now, all of the labor-intensive tasks involved in taking care of the hope have been automated with easy-to-use home appliances. Cooking, cleaning and shopping takes something like 10-20 hours a week.
Watching TV while robots vacuum the floors and wash the clothes and dishes isn’t exactly a stressful occupation.
And these bitches have the gall to ask the husband, who works anywhere from 40 to 60 hours a week to “do more” in the home?
What they need isn’t a more attentive husband.
What they need is WHITE SHARIA.
Which is to say, clearly defined roles, strict house rules and a man to enforce them authoritatively.
Male authority is the key to creating the next baby boom.