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WOMEN NEED TO GET BACK INTO THE KITCHEN​

My grandmother grew up in a generation where most women married, bore children, and guided the home. Most of the food they ate was whole food; the way God created it and cooked from scratch. Many of them had their own gardens. My grandmother did. There were few toxic chemicals in the air back then. The land wasn’t being sprayed with toxic chemicals. The water was pure. Women weren’t on birth control pills so they knew if they had sex, they would probably get pregnant. Divorce was rare. Women dressed modestly. It was a hard time (both World Wars and the Great Depression), but it was a better time in many respects. There were no abortions, LGBT garbage, no sex trafficking of children, no porn, and so on. Christianity and the Bible were valued in our nation, and most people went to church.

My grandma never took her children to a doctor. She had seven children. They grew up healthy and strong. They all lived into their late 80s and 90s except for her two sons who drank and smoked. (They both fought in WW2.) They didn’t have to work as hard to be healthy as we do today. The children played outside as often and as long as possible. They weren’t sitting in front of screens all day.

Now, our nation is a completely different place. We are being assaulted by toxicity in the air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we eat, the clothing we wear, the homes we live in, and the things we see and read. It’s vital for you, women, to be home full time and do all you can to keep your children healthy physically, mentally, spiritually, and emotionally. Go back to the old paths that God has ordained for you!

So, how are we to raise our children in this toxic world? I encourage you to listen to Tucker Carlson’s recent video. “Casey Means was a Stanford-educated surgeon. Her brother, Calley, was a lobbyist for pharma and the food industry. Both quit their jobs in horror when they realized how many people were being killed by the systems they participated in.” It is a fantastic video! The bottom line is that people need to stop eating processed food, processed sugar, seed oils, and stop depending upon drugs to keep them healthy. Begin eating organic food without toxic chemicals, and meat and eggs that are from animals that weren’t shot up with a bunch of chemicals but were raised the way God intended them to be raised.

Casey quit being a surgeon because she finally realized that doctors were treating the symptoms instead of getting to the root cause of disease and began teaching people to eat real food instead of health destroying food. She said infertile women, those with PCOS, and most other modern day diseases can be healed through eating. It will also greatly impact your children for good!

Women need to get back into the kitchen and begin cooking healthy food from scratch for their families. My cookbook is filled with recipes and articles about these very topics! Man will never be able to improve on food the way God created for us to eat it!

Every moving thing that liveth shall be meat for you; even as the green herb have I given you all things.

Genesis 9:3

 

[LaxerBRO]

My grandmother grew up in a generation where most women married, bore children, and guided the home. Most of the food they ate was whole food; the way God created it and cooked from scratch. Many of them had their own gardens. My grandmother did. There were few toxic chemicals in the air back then. The land wasn’t being sprayed with toxic chemicals.

The water was pure.

I could continue to pick apart the article but I have had my fill.

 

[GunCar Gary]

Additionally recipes that that generation created are absolutely horrendous. I found an old church cookbook and made the mistake of doing a bead posting recipe I found in there. 2 cans of SWEETENED condensed milk + 2 cups sugar in a baking pan. And then like 4 sticks of butter. It was disgusting, like eating raw sewage from candyland

not only did the goal of a woman's food used to be cramming as many extra calories as possible via fat and sugar so her physical laborer husband and growing children wouldn't starve, if it's a boomer recipe it was made after decades of rationing so they might have been using tons of expensive ingredients just because they could

also, no human from any time period is immune from doing things because they're new and cool, so it's possible it's a recipe like those disgusting jello mold things from the 50s that had mayo or spaghetti-os or any number of dumb things that people did just because


any boomer who said food was better back in their day is senile or lying

 

[Equal Rights for Androids]

Cooking isn't hard though... It's literally just following the instruction book. It's the time that's involved that can make it seem not worthwhile, especially when you're living alone and don't get much time off work or are tired comin home from work. Before women started competing with men for the same jobs, cooking was fun and savory.

Now it's a drag because why do that when I can spend a lil bit more on some frozen food in exchange for more free time for me to enjoy myself? Food's great for living and all but it's not going to make me as happy as having an extra hour to play with my pet or spend quality time with family.

I'll learn to cook more extravagant meals if I'm a stay at home mom. Otherwise you're getting basic bitch meals of stew/rice/eggs/fish/bacon/stir fry/chicken all on a pan or air fryer (my oven is dog shit). Yaint gettin a full course Thanxgivin meal.

 

[YouGuysAren'tThatSmart]

This is an issue that stems from boomers. Boomers hated that they eventually grew up and had to take care of a family -- which gave way to latchkey kids. Dinner was either batch cooked at the beginning of the week and you ate that until it was gone or something like a sandwich was shoved into the mouths in order to get them to shut up. These kids went on to do the same with their kids and now we live in a world where people don't know to to put together a meal (my mom didn't know how to cook when she first got married -- she taught herself cause her mom never cooked, she ended up teaching me and I'm teaching my own children but one family does not fix the generational damage that is already ingrained).

I thought latchkey kids were the result of 2 parent households, which stemmed from more and more retarded women entering the workforce and oversaturating it in the name of equality?

 

[purblewurble]

laziness and easy accessibility to amenities creates an epidemic of depressed people who don't have any drive for anything because they simply weren't taught how to do things, so they sit on their asses and order macdonal, watch tiktok and wonder why they're fat, depressed and smell of b.o.

my mother loathes shopping. she can't manage a budget, she can't cook very many meals to save her life and loathes cooking, but she taught me at the very least to clean adequately.

i thank my father and nana for teaching me the skills i have to be a decent functioning woman. in fact, i learned them pretty much out of spite to be a woman that was the antithesis of my mother. context, i'm a old zoomer. women in my age group are told to prioritise their careers, true, but i don't see any fault in that in a society that needs women to be in the workforce.

if i had it my way, i'd love to be a sahm. god willing, i'll achieve that one day. i would adore that. but frankly, even if that were come to pass and the women in my age demographic did revert to what the article wishes, i think half of them would have a breakdown from the stress.

there's more to being a wife than simply cooking a yummy dinner and keeping the house clean, its emotional support. its tracking the family finances. it's supporting your children and spouse's growth as they age. its fidelity and counselling, supporting and encouraging every soul that walks through your doors, whether its a job promotion or a small child's first school play.

a lot of young people aren't qualified in a digital age that prioritises consumerism to healthily engage with emotions and people, things, difficult conversations. you can't simply put on a youtube video on your tv to emotionally connect with your daughter who's confused about starting puberty. they're fearmongered to fear and abhor pregnancy, children, intimacy - how marriage is a 'ball and chain', how children are 'parasitic'; the idea of long term committment in interpersonal relationships is a novel concept that doesn't get to apply to their lives because they have been conditioned to believe its beneath them.

there are a lot of women who are waking up to this though. i have hope in the future of other young women who will choose to look at what they consume and their worldview more critically, i hope. <3