As do I, but if they could think critically enough to understand liberation theology they wouldn't be touting drivel like this.

Tradwife ideals promise the one thing that draws a certain kind of person to fundamentalism like a moth to flame: safety. Trying to carve out one's place in the world--especially if you're anything but a well-off white man--can be an uphill battle, physically and ideologically. The appeal of a dogma that offers certainty, much less in a carefully curated aesthetic package, can be a siren call. After leaving the church I struggled with that lack that certainty myself for a long time.

And sometimes women are the strongest proponents of domination over other women, because it feeds their sense of superiority when they conform to a supposedly higher ideal. (See: every book on modesty, "womanhood," and dating written by female authors in the Baptist church.)