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anal.

Hi there 22f here and i wanted to know thoughts on anal as punishment. my husband wants to implement this but im kind of nervous that it will hurt. we live in a old school patriarchal household where i stay at home and he works but im nervous about being used anally as ive never really been punished like that. does this seem to be a fair punishment?

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u/Technical_Jaguar9705 β€” 1 day ago

Providing Him with a Family

Providing a husband with children is a key responsiblity of a homemaker and wife.

u/LovingWifeJen β€” 10 days ago

The 72 hr rule (don't go beyond 3 days without sex with your spouse)

Inspired by a woman from this post

https://x.com/i/status/2052343995121205513

She talks about having made a pact with her husband to never go more than 72 hours without having sex with him and how that transformed her life and relationship even after having children with him.

One thing that happens with a lot of mothers is that they go into baby nest and protect mode when they've had children. They worry about them so much they aren't able to fulfill their marital obligations of continuous and regular sex with their husband to satiate him and connect them both together. Then years pass of dead bedroom and they're shocked that he's been looking at other women or thinking about divorce.

Sex is deeply important and connective as a practice. It can't be sidelined

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u/Lagrangio β€” 14 days ago

I want a Father, not a Daddy

You know...

A Man who treats His girls as His daughters β€” property to be used, yes, but also dependents to be instructed and guided.

A Man who is invested in shaping His girls into models of femininity, who sees training a good girl to be an accomplishment worth taking pride in.

A Man who strives to be a moral and spiritual leader to His girls, so they never have to doubt that they are under the protective cloak of Male Authority.

These are the kind of Men I truly see as worthy of my worship.

Because Patriarchy isn't just about the supremacy of Men, but specifically the supremacy of Fathers.

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u/slavegirldesires β€” 14 days ago