DON'T say your wife wastes time in reading, even if she only reads fiction.
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That has been me in the past. Not to my wife, but as a younger person, I only read history books and stuff (still do) and felt superior because I did that (I don't do that anymore of course), so I would sneer at my friends' fiction and stuff because it was "worthless" compared to "real history" where you "actually learned stuff".
It's a dumb mindset, and I definitely don't feel like that anymore. I still don't read fiction or enjoy it, but it's just a hobby like any other, or like my thing with history.
Manliness is not purely a physical quality
Surprisingly accepting of trans men for that era
Surprisingly not the blatant misogyny I expected given the title
Though the typography has me feeling this is a potentially bit more modern than 1913, however I'm not quite sure when this sort of sans-serif tabloidy style became prevalent, so I could be completely off the mark.
It's apparently legit and from a British author named Blanche Ebbutt.
These are all don'ts. Where are some of the do's?
I'm actually surprised some of the don'ts for the husbands are good advice.
I remember reading that these were written by a woman, so there was less misogyny.
Some of them are don't do this followed by what to do.
Pfah! I sneer at your bridge-playing!
Margaret handed you your ass every week for the last month! You can't take tricks for shit.
This is too damn woke for MAGA
This is... pretty solid honestly. Is there more of a list? With the Do's?