The feminist movement was never about "choice."

The women who built the movement hate traditional femininity, they want it gone.

Motherhood, marriage, even being a woman, they saw it all as oppression.

This is what they've said 🧵 Simone de Beauvoir

Author of The Second Sex, foundational text for second-wave feminism.

“No woman should be authorized to stay at home to raise her children. Women should not have that choice, precisely because if there is such a choice, too many women will make that one.”

Satan doesn’t need to ruin your life.
He just needs to make you discontent.
That’s how he started - with Eve.

“You’re missing something. You deserve more.”

It worked then. It works now. The serpent doesn’t change tactics,
He just updates the language.

“You’re made for more.”

“Don’t settle.”

“You’re wasting your potential at home.”

It sounds empowering, but it’s ancient rebellion in new packaging.

The modern Church is afraid to say this out loud:

Motherhood is a calling.
A holy one.

Not a side job.
Not a “season.”
Not something to squeeze in while chasing “greater” things.

It is the greater thing.

Let’s talk about it. 🧵 Too many churches have adopted the culture’s script:

“Chase your dreams.”
“Be more than just a mom.”
“Motherhood will hold you back.”

But Scripture doesn’t say that.

It calls children a blessing.

It calls raising them holy work.

Feminism didn’t liberate women.
It taught them to hate what makes them women.
Their nature. Their biology. Their purpose.
And now we’re reaping the consequences.

Let’s talk about the real cost of this ideology.

A 🧵 Modern feminism reframed femininity as weakness.

Fertility became a burden.

Motherhood became optional.
And the womb, once sacred, became a site of rebellion.

5 of my absolute favorite facts about pregnancy that highlight how deep, complex, and profound the mother-baby bond is. 1. Cells from the baby stay in our bodies for life

During pregnancy, fetal cells cross the placenta and enter your bloodstream. These cells settle in our organs and remain there for decades.

These fetal cells can help mothers heal from injuries

They say if you don’t sleep with him, he’ll leave.

But are they right? Is that really the kind of man worth keeping?

Here are FIVE reasons why every woman should wait until marriage🧵 1. Waiting filters out players and losers

Many women are used and discarded by men who don’t truly care about them.

Waiting until marriage protects women from players and men who are there for the wrong reasons. If you wait, low-quality men will leave—and good riddance!


All the ways I was deceived by feminism

A thread 🧵

1. Sex outside of marriage was good and would not cause me harm

This is one of the main things that caused me the most grief. Fighting against male oppression only to allow ourselves to be used by them is truly ironic 2. Children get in the way and they ruin your life

I believed this to the point I wanted to make myself infertile. I hated my fertility and I hated the thought of motherhood.

1/ 🧵 In recent decades, feminist movements have championed independence and self-sufficiency for women. This has created many changes, one being strained family dynamics. Let’s explore how. 👇 2/ The emphasis on complete independence lead to an “all or nothing” mentality where dependence on a partner or family is viewed as a weakness. This perspective created tension within relationships, where mutual reliance and cooperation are essential.

A gigantic 🧵 of feminists and feminism being anti motherhood Replying to me saying motherhood is enough

It’s my birthday today, so I thought I’d share the 5 most shocking lessons I’ve learned in my life

1. God is real

Growing up as the child of an atheist and a new ager, this was the shock of my life. When Jesus saved me, when He showed me the truth, it was the greatest day 2. Motherhood is good

Being raised on feminism, led me where it leads many women - to hating their own fertility.
My own mother complained about being a mother, she had abortions

I thought children were a lesser cause in the life of a woman - I couldn’t have been more wrong

5 things all women want in their men, a thread 🧵

1. Strength and protection.

The world can be a scary place as a woman. Safety, a strong man, that she knows will keep her safe, that would give his life for hers, will melt away the heart of any woman. 2. Kindness, love, tenderness

A man who is devoted and in love, is such a treasure. Nothing makes a woman feel safer than knowing she is loved.

Seeing her strong men show such tenderness, just by how he looks at her, is truly the glue that holds a marriage together

Things I do in my marriage now that would have put my feminist self into a frenzy, a 🧵

1. We believe and follow gender roles

I thought roles were so oppressive and limiting, in reality I’ve never been more at peace, because finally I’m not fighting against my own nature. 2. Dependence on my husband

I depend on my husband and his ability to provide for me and our children. This would have never been acceptable to me as a feminist - I thought women should always have an escape plan, and a way to escape the marriage.

All the ways I was deceived by feminism

A thread 🧵

1. Sex outside of marriage was good and would not cause me harm

This is one of the main things that caused me the most grief. Fighting against male oppression only to allow ourselves to be used by them is truly ironic 2. Children get in the way and they ruin your life

I believed this to the point I wanted to make myself infertile. I hated my fertility and I hated the thought of motherhood.

Yes, a thread 🧵

https://twitter.com/michellmybell1/status/1788586027323400427

Replying to me saying being just a mother and wife is enough

Young girls are pressured, thanks to feminism, into thinking that they need to have sex in order to keep the man they like around.
This is how I felt growing up and how a lot of my friends did as well. Sex is seen as this thing women must do to keep from being broken up with, this is why as soon as women marry, most of the sex is gone. It is used as a tool for women to secure a partner. It’s a messed up feminist lie.

In Titus 2:5 God commands women to be keepers at home so that the word of God be not blasphemed. This is a serious statement. Many modern day Christian women like to argue that keeping their home means they can work outside of it and insinuate God just meant cleaning, cooking and organizing. Why would God say something so trivial, as cleaning cooking and organizing, if not done would blaspheme His word? When does God give us trivial commands at the risk of blaspheming His word? He doesn’t. Being a keeper at home is much much more than just cooking…