Category Archives: Women’s Duties

Should Women be Treated Equally or are Women of Equal Value?

Posted on May 25, 2016 by Jesse Powell TFA

Women should not be treated equally to men but women definitely are of equal value to men. Actually the whole idea that treating women differently from men implies an insult against women or a suggestion that women are of less … Continue reading →

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Performance Standards in a Romantic Relationship

Posted on January 23, 2015 by Jesse Powell TFA

In order to get a woman you need to earn a woman, you have to live up to the performance standard the woman has set regarding what she requires in a man. The same is also true in reverse of … Continue reading →

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Intimacy, Submission, and Service to Others

Posted on October 3, 2014 by Jesse Powell TFA

What do I want romantically from a woman? I want her intimacy, I want her submission, and I want her to be in service to others. A romantic relationship from the man’s point of view is idealistic and emotional; it … Continue reading →

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Chivalry and the God Man Woman Child Hierarchy

Posted on December 13, 2013 by Jesse Powell TFA

What are my responsibilities towards women as a man? Chivalry, of course; to provide for and protect women. This could be expanded to provide for and protect and control women; controlling women or being dominant over women being very important … Continue reading →

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The Difference between Feminist Women’s Rights and Traditional Women’s Rights

Posted on November 29, 2013 by Jesse Powell TFA

I am opposed to feminist so called “women’s rights” but I am in favor of Traditional Women’s Rights. I resent a woman arrogantly talking about what “rights” she is entitled to as a feminist but I admire and approve of … Continue reading →

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The Rules of Gender Hierarchy; When and Why Women should Obey Men

Posted on November 4, 2013 by Jesse Powell TFA

This post is in response to the article at What’s Wrong With Equal Rights written by The Radical One, leader of the TWRAs, titled “Women, Stop Obeying Men.” I think I have found a true conflict between what I believe … Continue reading →

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The Chivalry Hierarchy and Women’s Corresponding Feminine Duties to Men

Posted on October 23, 2013 by Jesse Powell TFA

Jojo asked in a comment: “If men owe all women chivalry because of the advantages they were born with, why do I not owe all men my womb since I was born with that advantage over them?” Yes, you having … Continue reading →

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In Praise of the Chivalry Honoring Woman

Posted on May 17, 2013 by Jesse Powell TFA

A Chivalrous man needs a Chivalry honoring woman. A Chivalrous man is Chivalrous as his duty to God to please God and to serve God but the part of a Chivalrous man that is a man most definitely wants to … Continue reading →

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A Truly Virtuous Woman Obeys God

Posted on May 8, 2013 by Jesse Powell TFA

I must respectfully disagree with Edita. A woman is ultimately bound to obey God, not her husband. Her husband cannot be God and he cannot assume the place of God; he is only a human being, a mere mortal. A … Continue reading →

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The Paradox of Selfishness

Posted on March 7, 2013 by Jesse Powell TFA

When I think of feminism I usually think of female selfishness or female narcissism, that the point of feminism is to elevate women above men; that only women matter. The theme of the Traditional Women’s Rights Activists is “Give us … Continue reading →

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