Greetings all, currently trying to finish my latest book/guide on schedule which has taken time away from posting on the ole blog. Had a reader kind enough to write a guest post in the meantime about the "perfect woman."
The Captain is busy preparing his next literary regale, and asked me to entertain you with the woman of your dreams...
Real women are nearly extinct. But, as with the fossil record, we do know that they existed and what they are like.
Proverbs
contains the full identification of the ideal woman. The book is
relatively old, written around 900BC. In chapter 31, the question that
plagued men in that time seems even more hopeless now: "An excellent
wife, who can find?" A woman of excellence is rare; she is an asset and
not a liability. The qualities Proverbs describes her with are:
trustworthy, faithful, wise, kind, willing to work with her hands,
productive, prepared, conscientious, a good money manager, a financial
contributor to the household (yes, really!), caring for the needs of her
family - and even the community. She serves her family with every
attribute of her femininity - her intellect, body, hands, emotions, and
strength. That woman, my dear men, is "far more precious than rubies".
A
real woman is proud of who she is - not ashamed of it or striving to be
something she is not: a man. This is perhaps one of the biggest ironies
of feminism. If womanhood is to be so celebrated, why do women strive
so hard to be like a man?
A real woman
is conscious of and takes great care of her physique, eating well and
exercising for an attractive, healthy body. When I see a man with a fat
unkempt woman, the first thought that runs through my mind isn't how fat
and nasty she is, that's my second thought. My first thought is: "wow,
she must not think very highly of him, I probably won't either".
A
real woman loves and nurtures her family with the best food, medical
care, and tender affection and makes each family member feel like they
are the most important person in the world.
A
real woman doesn't mock or degrade her husband. Ever. She builds him
up, praises and encourages him in front of others whether he is present
or not.
A real woman doesn't try to
change her husband. She accepts him fully, including his flaws, and even
looks forward with great anticipation at what new and surprising things
he can accomplish with a helpful, gorgeous, loving woman cheering him
on. Look, if you don't like something about your man, remember no one
held a gun to your head and made you marry him. Complaining about him
only makes you look like a bitter fool.
A
real woman is easily content, prods her husband to work less and
encourages him to do more stuff he likes, whether it's fishing, hunting,
cigar lounge with the guys, sports, model airplanes, racing, or stamp
collecting. Interest, participation, and cheerleading should come from
the woman he loves. Making his friends jealous isn't a bad goal either.
A
real woman enables him to be efficient. She doesn't drag her feet or
dig her heels in. She helps him to complete tasks, to be on time.
A real woman doesn't nag.
A
real woman is not just sexually available, she doesn't just try to find
creative ways to make his eyes pop out and get him to make that face of
indescribable bewitchment, she competes with him to initiate sex more
frequently than be does. A man who can brag about being over-satisfied
by his wife is a man who is very proud of having her.
A real woman doesn't use sex to manipulate.
A
real woman doesn't cheat - she doesn't even flirt except with her
husband, she doesn't fantasize with her friends about other men.
A
real woman is quick to listen, quick to forgive, quick to ask for
forgiveness, doesn't retain bitterness from the past, is honest, and
slow to speak.
A real woman knows her
husband is human and makes mistakes, just like she does. She knows God
is sovereign and isn't surprised by her husband's mistakes. She doesn't
expose his weaknesses, but elevates his strengths. She is on his side,
is his advocate, and builds him up when the rest of the world seems to
grind him down.
A real woman is
joyfully submissive and doesn't argue with her husband's leadership, she
doesn't see him as the enemy, but as having her best interests in mind.
In Ephesians 5:22, "Wives, be subject to your own husbands, as to the
Lord." God is exhorting women to voluntarily and actively do this -
choosing to put herself under his leadership, choosing to be subordinate
in a circumstance or relationship. This is not forced upon her by the
recipient. It is impossible to have two competing wills - two
authoritative leaders - in a successful relationship. Take ballroom
dancing for example. Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers are breathtaking,
not because Ginger went rogue, but because she was incredibly talented
and sensitive to Fred's movement, following him flawlessly.
A real woman always prioritizes her husband above her children and never undermines his authority in front of them.
A
real woman is hospitable, kind and generous to others. Her gratitude
for the kindness and generosity her husband has shown her overflows into
the lives of others.
Real women aren't
easily offended. Want to get beaten, sued, lose your job or reputation?
Call a girl "property" or "chattel". Agree with me about what a real
woman looks like or not, I live a better life than anyone I know and
have no problem saying that I am my "husband's property", or he "owns
me". I'm not insecure or offended knowing my husband deeply values and
appreciates me and can honestly say I have never once felt unappreciated
or even underappreciated by him. In fact, it's quite the contrary. Like
everything else he owns, I am treated with care, attention, maintained,
and given the very best of his resources to keep me running smooth.
Real women huff their husbands farts. This is why they are extinct. Okay, just kidding...
Unfortunately,
there is a depressing vastness to the ocean of feminist females in this
world, and it only seems to deepen every day. They are miserable, fat,
angry, demanding, selfish, and impossible to please. I feel so sorry for
men. Not with disconnected sympathy, but genuine empathy. It's hard for
women who love and serve their husbands to find likeminded girlfriends,
I can't imagine trying to find a wife!
~
My
name is Kitty and I am the luckiest girl on the planet. I married a 45
year old smoking hot Christian alpha male 16 years my senior. I get to
work with him in my own home and garden, wear cute little aprons and
no... shoes, research health and make nutritious meals, clean, give my
husband massages and other physical therapies, and live next to &
hang out on a So Cal beach with him every day.
I
admit I am not the unicorn described above, but I truly love being a
woman & my husband's wife. I love making good food, seeking to
perfect nutrition and flavor - I love feeding him things I know will
increase his health, stamina, and longevity. I strive to be his best
friend and meet his needs to the best of my ability - we fish, hunt,
ride dirt bikes, camp, farm, exercise, mountain bike, spear fish, hike,
boogie board, swim, etc. together. I love to save him money. I feel no
entitlement to, do not want or need kids.
I
love making him my priority, far above friends and family. I even loved
him before we met, maintaining physical purity for marriage. In a world
of infidelity, divorce, child support, alimony, etc., I love making him
feel secure about my intentions in our relationship. Before he
proposed, I wrote a three page mock pre-nuptial agreement absolving
myself from all of his assets and finances. (We of course had a lawyer
draw up a real prenup, which I *highly* recommend to every man
considering marriage).
I love
relieving him of the mundane "grunt" tasks he hates, and am good at
doing them. I do all of our food shopping and am his liaison/buffer to
the general public and all the incompetence and inefficiency in our
modern equal-opportunity, affirmative action, liberal, environmental,
feminist world, to help keep him sane and happy. I also occasionally
accept part time jobs as long as they don't interfere with my job as a
wife, and try bring an extra $15-20K/year to help with groceries and buy
him gifts.
Not only do I understand
and embrace the feminine qualities God designed me with, I love them! I
adore my husband and cannot believe I have the privilege of being the
one - the only one - who gets to serve his needs with those qualities.
Our
marriage is successful (not just in tact) because we are not confused
about our roles. Well, that, and we have chosen to be childless
minimalists in a failed economy.
A
real man leads, protects and provides for his family, and my husband
goes above and beyond. A real woman is not afraid or ashamed of her
gender and understands she is her man's helpmeet. She simply discerns
the painfully obvious differences between genders, and embraces her
qualities without trying to be something she's not- her opposite! It's
not complicated.
~
My
only request from men? Be. Picky. Be very very picky. Don't settle for
loneliness abatement. If you can't find a good woman, just enjoy being
single. In doing so, you'll starve the nasty women into non-existence,
you won't confuse and depress the good ones, and you'll be rewarded with
a good life. "A quarrelsome wife is like a constant dripping on a rainy
day; restraining her is like restraining a windstorm or grasping oil
with the hands." Proverbs 27:15-16
You left out a big one:
ReplyDeleteA real woman wants and has kids.
that was beautiful
ReplyDeleteOh, and don't forget:
ReplyDeleteIt is better to live in a corner of the housetop than in a house shared with a quarrelsome wife.
-Proverbs 25:24
Thanks for the great guest post. If you don't mind answering, how did you meet your husband?
ReplyDeleteQuite interesting. I learned several things here and appreciate it very much.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Good distillation Cap!
ReplyDeleteI think cappy is right when he says 1 in 100 are marriage material. Any woman who is like this would be a dream haha. Im not holding my breath
ReplyDeleteImpressive. God knows how many years of feminism and that is the first time I have ever said that about a woman. I think I am even a teeny bit jealous of your husband. Wow, now that's impressive.
ReplyDelete...wow did I enter the twilight zone??? Lol beautiful though glad I actually decided to read it I mean how sad is it how big a dose of fresh air this is?? I still don't trust today's woman but wow a woman that even tried to be close to what was spoken of here...:damn I'm in love with this piece!! Lol I mean total 180 from vile cunts we see today if only any of it was to be believed..
ReplyDeleteI don't buy it. She is trying a little to hard to please if you ask me and it's pinging my bullshit radar. Is Aaron fucking with us I wonder?
ReplyDeleteKane, I wondered if I was the only one thinking that.
ReplyDeleteNo, it's in earnest. The thought crossed my mind as well, but... erm, for lack of a better way to put it, "I think a servant of the Enemy would look fairer and feel fouler." Not that the above isn't idealistic - ambrosial, even - but it has the feel of an honest ideal, not a parody of what would get praise for praise's sake.
ReplyDeleteIt never fails. Woman pushes the right buttons and all the blood rushes to the cock. All too easy.
ReplyDeleteSorry, but I think that -- as wonderful as this sounds -- this a work of fiction written by a man. I seriously cannot believe that there are any Western women who have been born in the last forty years that are actually like this.
ReplyDeleteAre actually like this as in reach the ideal or as in have the ideal to begin with? The first may or may not ever actually exist, ideals being what they are, but I know 2 or 3 who cheerfully try their damndest to do, eh, most of the above list. Everyone's got a blind spot or 2. Americano's is the assumption that anything positive must be a trolljob. Mine is that hateful spergs can grow up and be neither petulant cretins nor beta lackeys.
ReplyDelete'Course, I've seen that happen, too, so I have too much faith in humans. Blind spot, but I know it's there.
poor Adams, Lilith wasn't good, Eves are not good anymore... Tsk, when will God come back and make a woman out of Adam's wishes and not rib, kidney or clay. Like, why God, why?
ReplyDeleteHi Justin! I met my husband at church. Specifically, at a church party at his (now our :), home - he is a wonderfully gracious host and generous man.
ReplyDeleteThanks for asking, I'm happy to answer any other questions. Sorry it took me so long to respond to you, I haven't seen the comments until now. Take care.
Kitty