A Homemaker's Manifesto
Isa RyanDismantling feminist ideology and restoring the moral order of womanhood, family, and the household.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 251 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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"Tradcons" should not act like degenerates
Over the last few months, I’ve been spending a lot less time on social media, and I’ve noticed something.
Whenever I do log on to Instagram, the first video in my feed is usually incredibly attention-grabbing, controversial, angry, vitriol...
Creepy guys in bars, creepy guys in your DMs
I grew up in the city of San Francisco and traveled a lot to Latin America as a young woman, so believe me when I say I am very familiar with the experience of being ogled, catcalled, and generally harassed by men with very low and outright...
The secret to “doing it all” is hard work
My theory about why modern women are struggling so much
Hey, friends, I’m writing to you amid a pile of clean laundry and homestead chores, while I eat a large elevensies meal and think about all the chores I have to get done today.
Miserable millennial marriages
I keep thinking about a dumb meme I’ve seen floating around Instagram (a platform I increasingly consider giving up all together, I’m sad to say).
“A man who works to support a family isn’t sacrificing anything. He’s just doing what he’d b...
I need to say something about Erika Kirk
The sadly contradictory public appearance of a conservative icon's CEO widow
This may be a difficult and poorly-received post, but after many months, I’ve finally decided I would like to say something about Erika Kirk.
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Illuminating feminine power in the domestic sphere + defending traditional values with nuance and (I hope) a lot of grace.
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