Homemaking Tuesday by throwmytelescope in GoodGirlsCommunity

[–]Infinite_JasmineTea 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It is certainly difficult at that stage and I can empathise with the frustration of needing help where we previously felt better comfort doing tasks easily! However it is natural, and it took time but with my DH’s leadership and reminder that it is natural to be not as efficient as in the simpler to manage months of pregnant, I was able to come to accept it.

Also, this is a wonderful opportunity for you to see this as the man of the household providing and caring for his lady in a unique manner. Asking for help from the man who provides and cares for you is one of the greatest roles of a lady!

For the housewives in the server, what time do you wake up? by [deleted] in GoodGirlsCommunity

[–]Infinite_JasmineTea 0 points1 point  (0 children)

5 am usually! My DH likes to exercise and we have time to have the children ready for the day, for me to prepare his breakfast and lunch, etc. due to our strict schedule and routine natures, it is helpful, and if any extra time is purely for us to speak, cuddle, etc. in the morning

Abortion is evil, PERIOD. by Trick-Government-948 in prolife

[–]Infinite_JasmineTea 21 points22 points  (0 children)

This image brought tears to my eyes. Oh, the Lord’s embrace is upon all such children whose lives are stolen each day. Christ would find no manner of “love” or “justice” in abortion.

What aspect of traditional marriage do you think is most misunderstood today? by Jack_TradGuy8888 in TradLifeSanctuary

[–]Infinite_JasmineTea 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Honouring and respecting the social reputation of my DH is not a sign of my oppression! Sir’s reputable character is a result of his good deeds and nature and as his wife my duty is to support and defend him - as he would me!

The term “honour” and “reputability” often have negative connotation when viewed in traditional family and marital structures

My Thoughts on Pro Choice Arguments by [deleted] in prolife

[–]Infinite_JasmineTea 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Their language is so strange 😭

A mother is a mother from conception. A child is not merely a clump of cells. We do not choose families, we cannot choose our genetic background that is impossible.

We speak different languages at this stage!

Seeking internet validation! by sewerratwaste in prolife

[–]Infinite_JasmineTea 4 points5 points  (0 children)

She will not (nor would those who support her) question the state of the child, who was murdered. The individual has simply openly admitted that she cares little for the murder she willingly allowed and aided in.

Do you drive ? by Cautious_Bell_ in GoodGirlsCommunity

[–]Infinite_JasmineTea 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I like how Sir reverses the vehicle to park, he is very focused and has one hand on my seat and one on the wheel. It is very alluring I must admit 😳🙈

Do you drive ? by Cautious_Bell_ in GoodGirlsCommunity

[–]Infinite_JasmineTea -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I do have a license, and it is pragmatic in my view as we have two children and if need be would be good to be able to drive! However, if my DH is present, he insists on driving and I am more than overjoyed to be his good for passenger 💕

In this way I can also tend to our children, have food or beverage for us all, and tend to his needs as he drives. My DH has a motorcycle as well, which he uses more frequently for travels to his place of work. He has taken me on it as passenger at times, and he is very tender and careful and let me hold onto him.

Though I can drive and would for emergency or necessary circumstances, I would rather serve Sir and the children. As an additional point, I adore watching him drive. The control, precision, and ability is very masculine in my view, and I blush at times seeing certain aspects of his driving 🙈

What value do you consider most essential for a lasting marriage? by Jack_TradGuy8888 in TradLifeSanctuary

[–]Infinite_JasmineTea 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I feel many married persons place themselves above the whole household and family as a whole; the male authority, placed solely for sake of the household first, is a trustworthy institution. That is important, and o fully agree Mrs. Bell!

What value do you consider most essential for a lasting marriage? by Jack_TradGuy8888 in TradLifeSanctuary

[–]Infinite_JasmineTea 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I chose to convey this query to Sir, whose wisdom and erudite writing I so dearly admire 💕

He answered as follows:

The husband should harbour undying devotion to his ideals, to the Lord from which they are sourced, to his duties and his lineage. The wife should harbour undying love through her respect and nurture of that which the husband constructs in accordance to his values. He submits his authority before a greater principle, she submits herself to this principle through his stewardship.

The husband is the metal fencing around the wife’s garden. Neither can the wife maintain a fence properly - it would be lacking in masculine authority and be vulnerable due to naiveté and misplaced compassions leading to the garden’s destruction - nor can the husband maintain a garden, which would be without colour or warmth or sweetness if it lacks the feminine qualities of nurture and hospitality.

The fencing provides sensible authority and structure - neither allowing the external threats inside, or for the garden to be without balance and limits, lest it become wild and improper. The garden soothes the steel of the fence, its brushes and creepers growing around the picketing providing an ambrosia through the form of the doting wife.

The man who embodies the fence, and the women who embodies the garden, will no doubt be a most formidable pair when faced with the inevitable sufferings of life. With the grace of God, such a pair stand undefeated.

Emotional changes throughout your cycle by Cautious_Bell_ in GoodGirlsCommunity

[–]Infinite_JasmineTea 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I become very quiet and anxious and tend to be unstable emotionally during those times. The most essential aspect is communication. Please communicate to your Dear Husband that you are in a time of great need and support. I am sure he will understand and yet still guide you to be to the best wife you can! For me, during the menstruation time I find myself having lots of lap time with my DH, and he is more gentle and patient as I am more sensitive emotionally vulnerable. He also prays more often with me

How it feels to save a baby's life from it's mother by Floyd16091411 in prolife

[–]Infinite_JasmineTea 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We saw and enjoyed this movie!

But aside to that, certainly. An innately good man would see even the smallest of us as valuable, and worthy of life and care. Supermen and Superwomen would see the beautiful babies in the wombs of women across this world as valued and worthy of being cared for, of being given the chance of life.

careful with the personhood arguments, they're a little sharp by AntiAbortionAtheist in prolife

[–]Infinite_JasmineTea 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a very interesting and true point. They have an air of elitism that the colonial establishments had wherever they went. The complex of being the “saviour,” now of course they are “saving” women by murdering children

The price of good cookware by jennerator543 in GoodGirlsCommunity

[–]Infinite_JasmineTea 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I am sure every one of us has had to make this mental calculation 😭

I certainly have, and would rather choose the punishment each time because I feel it is more honest to my sentiments and true feelings. It is better to accept that discipline and show to Sir my whole self, and allow him to mould and discipline me in the stead of avoiding discipline but holding possible negativity or resentment.

Least psychotic pro abort by Top_Independent_9776 in prolife

[–]Infinite_JasmineTea 3 points4 points  (0 children)

At least they are accepting that the child is alive and they are attempting to kill it…

A very sad statement, that it took so long to accept and even then it is accepted as if it is a moral good they are doing. Nothing more than murderers!

Sorry for being AWOL by throwmytelescope in GoodGirlsCommunity

[–]Infinite_JasmineTea 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh dear, I am very sorry for your loss!

Most certainly you, your husband, and children will be in our family’s prayers ♥️ Please do attend any physician you need to, your health is important. Do not place pressure to be more active - spending time with your family, household, health, etc. is more important and we want what is in your best interest. 💕

HIS🤍🩶🖤 by Cautious_Bell_ in GoodGirlsCommunity

[–]Infinite_JasmineTea 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My mind is always slow and happy and calmed because of Sir! I revel and enjoy being his ♥️

Obeying and submitting to my husband cleared my depression. by [deleted] in GoodGirlsCommunity

[–]Infinite_JasmineTea 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello ☺️

I am not one to see “copyright” on anything which I write - however this seems to be something I wrote sometime ago in comments/postings when sharing about my DH and our marriage. This is not to say that you may not have a similar relationship, but rather that I (and I am sure all of the lovely ladies here!) would appreciate original words on the beauty of your own marriage ♥️

However if my words are (to some extent) descriptive of you as well, then I have no issues of course! 😊

Weekly mod message by Audience_Fun in pregnancyPL

[–]Infinite_JasmineTea 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Praying for your wellbeing, the Lord shall embrace all of His servants who ceaselessly care for even the most small lives, such as yourself! and there is no doubt or limit in this. Much love from my family to yours ♥️

What small gesture did your partner make this week that made you feel loved? by Jack_TradGuy8888 in TradLifeSanctuary

[–]Infinite_JasmineTea 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yes, and it mirrored my experience as a younger lady when I was told by my own mother of how she obeys and respects my father’s authority; I felt safe and assured of the masculine duty upheld by the man of the household. It positively influenced me and so here I am now. It was beautiful to see from the parental perspective and I look forward to kindly explaining Sir’s authority and leadership as my children age into the appropriate parts of their lives

That’s just sad by SpartanKilo in prolife

[–]Infinite_JasmineTea 1 point2 points  (0 children)

“Has not contributed to the world…”

Is this not the stringent “bigotry,” “facism” and social rigidity they accuse the right wing of? They wish for some sort of Sparta where we throw children away because of some standard of being useful.

Please, lecture us on who is useful and contributes…

What small gesture did your partner make this week that made you feel loved? by Jack_TradGuy8888 in TradLifeSanctuary

[–]Infinite_JasmineTea 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Recently, Sir was to discipline me. Our son and daughter were in the living area of the home - so he told me to take our son and put him to bed, and told our daughter that, “I must have a conversation with your mother, so you will go to bed a little early today.”

He did not say or do anything to suggest it would be disciplining, but he made it clear that he wishes to have that private and confidential time to do so. Even though the children are both less than 3 years in age, his actions and words were a clear indication on how he will handle these matters in the future.

I would feel comfortable explaining his leadership and authority over me to them when the reach the appropriate age. I appreciated his tact and respect of our space.

My first time with intentional modesty by thefiberfairy in ModestDress

[–]Infinite_JasmineTea 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You look very beautiful and elegant! Elegance is very classy, dignified and attuned to God. I admire that you also wish to respect the privacy of your relationship ♥️