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Showing Original Post only (View all)Michelle Duggar's submissive-wife tips [View all]

That is just sickening
Duggar mom's secret to long marriage is wifely submission
If you can't seem to glean any tips for a lasting marriage from "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," there's another reality-TV star who has some wifely words of advice. Michelle Duggar, the unceasingly pregnant mom on (for now) "19 Kids and Counting," has been nabbed handing out pamphlets with nuggets of submissive wedded wisdom. Gems include never bringing up hubby's past failures (it will crush his spirit), looking at him "admiringly when he talks to others," and always "[accepting] him as a leader and [believing] in his God-given responsibilities." In other words, as @StephanieRogers indicates, "a blueprint for the ideal Stepford wife, Self-Replicating Fundamentalist Edition," and based on the furor over Michele Bachmann's comments, the pamphlets won't win the Duggars any new viewers.
http://now.msn.com/living/0220-michelle-duggar-wives-submissive.aspx
Why do women think they have to be submissive to their husbands? I don't think I would enjoy the company of my wife if she were submissive and looked at me like that.
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Why do some wear burkas? Oppression tied to religiosity. Only difference is our side doesn't see
Happyhippychick
Feb 2012
#2
Let's compare them to men sitting on those boards. How many are benevolent to their workers?
TBF
Feb 2012
#18
If I looked at my husband like that he would be afraid to fall asleep at night.
Solly Mack
Feb 2012
#17
LOL Yes! Exactly. They would have to go into another room. Way away from me.
Solly Mack
Feb 2012
#47
It goes hand in hand with being opposed to contraception and thinking the US is a Christian nation
XemaSab
Feb 2012
#22
If I had a dog that looked at me like that, I'd be working on his/her self-esteem issues. nt
DCKit
Feb 2012
#26
It's nice to know that I should consult God and my husband re: my hairstyle
Missy Vixen
Feb 2012
#28
My husband absolutely adores me to go over every interior design decision too.....
Sheepshank
Feb 2012
#33
Oh dead GAWD she sounds like that tips for housewife bull crap that was written in the 50s
Justice wanted
Feb 2012
#35
No he doesn't and he sure as hell doesn't act like a Kennedy. Well, except maybe for
lumpy
Feb 2012
#37
Yes, I think I'll start wrapping myself in Saran Wrap and greeting hubby at the front door.
blue neen
Feb 2012
#40
Her main error is that in a successful relationship both people must give in sometimes
Taitertots
Feb 2012
#48