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Feminine Emotions

Feelings that are common and natural for females:

overwhelmed by stress

confused by decisions

wanting to or actually crying

eager for validation and praise

fearful yet reverent of authority

scared when not in their comfort zone

shyness and embarassment around a Man

urge to be playful, childish and silly

arousal at having their bodies looked upon or touched

safe when on their knees or at a Man's feet

Females are emotional creatures and it is normal for them to have a hard time holding their emotions back. A Patriarchal Male gives them the space to express themselves while educating and discplining them out of letting emotions take over their role and duties of servitude

Be beautiful, obedient, and available.

What is Domestic Discipline?

I know it can be hard to understand at times and this entry is an attempt to clarify things a bit. Domestic Discipline is:

Using reasonable punishments with loving intentions behind them as means to correct unwanted, dangerous, or detrimental behaviors.

Being patient, understanding, and forgiving.

Respecting one another at all times, in all situations.

Putting complete trust in your spouse.

Spanking on the buttocks and/or sit spot with self-control and appropriate loving intentions behind it.

Using reasonable, rational, and sensible punishments with self-control and appropriate loving intentions behind them.

Being fair and unbiased.

Confessing your mistakes to your spouse with remorse, respect, and contrition.

Taking responsibility for your actions.

Supporting your spouse in all situations and in all aspects of the marriage.

Communicating, communicating, and communicating some more.

Apologizing for mistakes made or poor judgment used with sincerity and humbleness. 

Displaying leadership. 

Setting a good example. 

Showing admiration and affection towards your spouse. 

Using encouragement and reinforcement to build your spouses self-esteem and improve their overall behavior.

Happy 50th, Danica McKellar