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Originally posted by Roady toady:
Crap! I read that as trade wife!

^^^^^^
Right. I was thinking is that a new term for an open marriage?

You haven’t been living under a rock. You’ve been living a normal life among normal people who don’t feel the need to make up stupid little names for shit.

Lotsa tradwifes around here. Then again, all my neighbors are Amish.

Wow - we were trendsetters before it was trendy..............my wife was/is stay-at-home for over 35 years............raised our three sons.....then took care of her father here before he passed. Most difficult career there is and she is dam good at it...................

Most of these so-called "Tradwives" are complete phonies. It's all a scripted show for social media clicks and likes.

Slight thread hijack. There a short period of time (thankfully) some would use word potassium in a text response.

Let me break it down.

K is short for okay. Potassium is k on the periodic table. Therefore it seemed only logical to type potassium for k which is short for okay.

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Originally posted by gpbst3:
Slight thread hijack. There a short period of time (thankfully) some would use word potassium in a text response.

Let me break it down.

K is short for okay. Potassium is k on the periodic table. Therefore it seemed only logical to type potassium for k which is short for okay.

Yeah, because it's so much quicker to type than okay, right? Boneheads.

I've been living under that same rock I guess. Never heard of it.

I think there’s a large portion of these women who hold conservative values and either don’t realize it, don’t want to admit it, or don’t know how to express it.

Anyone who has been around here long enough… I think we had one as a member. She made her own butter (among other things), cooked from farm fresh ingredients (some of which she grew/raised), and got “jugs” added to the list of words that would trigger a review from Para.

Not trying to stir shit, just noting that she would meet the definition of tradwife, I think.

-Rob

Tradwife? What's next? Steppop?

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