
Refuting modern stigmas against sex differences, homemaking, and traditional Christian values with nuance and grace. Healing the culture starts at home \ud83e\udd0d
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Dear Reader,
I met my husband when I was living off-the-grid in the jungles of Hawaii in the 2010s. My off-grid, I mean not only did we have no electricity to speak of, but we also had no phone, no cell service, and no vehicle.
I rememb...
On Something Wicked: Why Feminism is Incompatible With Christianity by Dr. Carrie Gress
The new slavery that feminism wrought is the crisis of use and disposal. Most people believe these societal scourges were simply the result of the Sexu...
So, I gather this week that Sydney Sweeney, an actress who once upset the woke left with an ad for blue jeans, has posed half-naked in some sort of sports advertisement, and the feminists are upset.
Meanwhile, people on the right who claim...
His design, her design: a series on sex differences and how to understand them
Hey friends 🤍 Welcome to my new series, His design, her design, which I originally started for my second publication, Created Female.
Content note: Grim topics are covered but no graphic details are shared. If you’re not yet aware of the Clancy case, I wouldn’t advise looking into it for the sake of this episode!
Hey friends,
I’m coming to you with another back porch v...
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Millennial Christian homestead homemaker and ex-leftist challenging modern attitudes towards womanhood, sex, marriage, and homemaking. Non-toxic traditional values for real women.
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