Like how should I dress? Like a Fox news anchor woman? What are some rules and act in the bedroom and outside the bedroom? Am I allowed to work outside the home? Should I call every man Sir? Should I always be submissive in the bedroom or can I ever initiate anything?
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8 moFirst off, you need to find a man who wants this and knows how to reciprocate. My wife was raised to be a stereotypical 1950s housewife and she has very specific expectations from a man. Number 1, I'm paying for everything. If we invite another couple out for dinner, I'm picking up the check. No exceptions. Number 2, I make all decisions. Her rule not mine. She's never even picked a restaurant. Number 3, if we go out, we always dress nice. Even if its only for coffee or grocery shopping. Number 4, she does all household chores and I fix everything. She wouldn't even consider me a man if I couldn't fix everything. Number 5, I cannot treat her like my maid. Number 5, she is very conscience about appearance and exercises every day to stay fit. Number 6, she's super supportive and encouraging. However, if my income would ever go down too much I'm sure she'd make me a resume and send it out to potential employers and get me a well paying job. Number 7, she's submissive in and out of the bedroom. She doesn't initiate but she never has a headache. She's always ready for fun. This doesn't mean she's a wallflower. If I ever cheated or treated her like my maid, she'd cut off my dick, fry it in a pan and feed it to our dog.
If you don't find a guy who truly appreciates everything a 1950s housewife does, you'll just me a maid. In a successful traditional relationship, a man will take away stress, not add to it.
I had to stop halfway through typing this because my wife made me breakfast and refilled my coffee. It's really nice.
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1.7K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Aside from modesty in public, why would how you dress or act in public change? Thanks to two World Wars decimating the male population in successive generations women were working more so careers were more available.
How your household works is your decision with your husband - but bear in mind if you aren't married yet and you're "exploring" the idea when you meet him it's critical to talk to him about it. If he's a guy who's a decent guy looking to be husband, father, provider and protector and that's not what you want then you risk hurting a good Man. If he thinks it's a kink then fuck it.
As far as the bedroom goes, there's plenty of literature and music from the 40s and 50s that'd make "wet ass pussy" look tame on YouTube. Sex was as hot and heavy then as it is now. Hell, you can go to Pompeii and Herculaneum and see pictures on walls from 2000 years ago that'd make the average OF girl blush. All that changes is where it's acceptable to talk about it - and the bedroom with your husband or wife has never been off limits for that. Hell, the Romans knew about the prostate for fucks' sake. They even had a god called Priapus who established how good the harvest was by weighing it in comparison to his flaccid cock!
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8 moA 1950’s Nuclear Family Dynamic requires the following:
1. A male figure who is exclusively the only one to make money in the family. He may also assist in other tasks, but the financial requirements fall solely on him
2. A female figure who is exclusively the only one to take care of cleaning the home, the clothes, the dishes, and the garden. She is also the primary parent figure for the 2-3 children she births. She is expected to maintain perfection, even when it is impossible.
3. 2-3 children who are to be maintained according to the same standards, ie boys only do boy things like dad and girls only do girl things like mom
Everything else is debatable, but it’s a heavy focus on assigned gender roles. The biggest issue I have with it is, as a result of the heavy focus on these roles, any time anything goes wrong in the family (ie a rebellious child, divorce, miscarriages and/or immediate familial deaths) the woman is made to take the blame. Honestly, it’s no wonder so many housewives did cocaine in the 50’s with all the expectations on them. I’d need that kind of boost too.10 Reply
Anonymous(25-29)8 moI love the idea of it too. I think it's about finding the right like minded guy who is capable of supporting a family financially, which is very difficult these days but not impossible. I have friends and family who have such relationships and they are the best examples of family I know. They are happy, and that's saying a lot these days.
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u 8 moTrying to live as if you are still in the 1950's will probably fail miserably. You should think about the aspects of 1950's married life that appeal to you, and then ponder how you can incorporate those elements into a contemporaneous life.
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8 moI lived it. I was there. High school during the Kennedy assassination.
Dress, hair, jewelry and makeup like this. Modest, conservative and efficient. You get ready for your husband to get home from then office.
You will have to make your own dress or have it made.

Dressing for housework.

Free standing range/oven. No microwave or air fryer.
Upright vacuum cleaner, your weapon of choice. It measures your skill just like my Father's M1 Garand measured measured his skill in combat.
Questions? I have any answer you need. Even as I approach (?) senility, I remember everything that matters.
And thanks for asking.
10 Reply 1.1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. This is a fun good question. Dress like fox news anchors is funny i haven't watched TV for the longest time. I don't even know what they dress like anymore
And as for sex I'm sure it was the same back then as it is now. I think they might have been a little more.
Quiet about it but i'm sure that they've had the same kinks for thousands of years in today's world we're just a little bit more open to it and just like back in is like today, you have different types of people that like different types of things. You have quite shy innocent
All the way to bold and get in to my belly lol. So I would say the best thing to do is experience all of it more than once10 Reply393 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. What the 50s were is definitely not all on TV shows. It was a likeness. There were still many people living with both people needing to work and it rural communities everyone worked and males/females boys/girls had roles but those could change depending on the circumstances.
Hollywood showed a snippet of 50s America.
From what you are describing you are putting a lot into a small few questions.
Are you wanting big city coastal life or Middle America or rural communities. What level of money are you wanting to depicted in this 50s lifestyle.
10 Reply5.7K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Be careful what you wish for. You just might get it.
So, you want to be in the 1950s?
First to cancel all subscriptions to anything Internet related or satellite or cable related. Only subscriptions are to print magazines or print newspapers.
Ditch your cell phone and get a land line. Learn how to dial a rotary phone. Get a Yellow Pages if you can.
Learn how to hook up an aerial or antenna to your broadcast only black & white TV with no remote.
Get maps and learn to read them because there's no cell phones and GPS.
Buy stamps and learn how to address and envelope. And, while you're at it, get an address book for storing all addresses.
Make sure you know where your bank is and what the hours are. You'll be going the a lot to deposit paychecks or make withdrawals; there are no ATMs in the 1950s.
Buy some board games because there are no videos games in the 1950s.
Good luck!
00 ReplyWell a 1950’s household and being a 1950’s woman are different things. For a 1950’s household, you simply want a more traditional one. Where you cook/clean, tend to the kids (if you have any) and he earns the money. Generally dresses are far more common than pants for women at that time. Submissiveness was a big thing too. But also so was her taking initiative. So if you wanted some, you just initiate it.
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8 moThink feminine silhouettes — A-line skirts, cinched waists, dresses with modest necklines but flattering fits.
Accessories like pearls, headbands, kitten heels, and red lipstick can evoke that era without looking like you’re in costume.You can take pride in homemaking — cooking, decorating, hosting — not as submission, but as craftsmanship and care.
You can also work, part- or full-time, especially if it makes you feel independent or fulfilled. The key is intentional choice, not obligation.
A modern 1950s-inspired life can be about grace and structure, not restriction.If you like being the more submissive or nurturing partner, that’s fine — as long as it’s your choice and your partner respects boundaries.
You can absolutely initiate intimacy; even traditionally feminine energy includes warmth and desire. It’s not “unladylike” to want or lead — it can actually be part of the allure.10 Reply 6.5K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. There are no rules. It's all between you and your partner. What does it mean to you? What do you want?
If you are planning to stop working outside the home, then you will need to be very careful to ensure that you are not financially bereft if the marriage ends.10 Reply
8 moFind a traditional man and expect to have 2-3 kids. Hobbies for money would be fine as long as you could still take care of the kids. Babysitting should be used very sparingly. I'm unsure of bedroom rules but I would imagine they are the same as they are today
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by the way I just described my dream woman lol
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8 moGas/electric stoves, refrigerators, dish washers, washing machines, vacuum cleaners, television, grocery stores.
NONE of the hard work women used to have to deal with through all of history... what are you going to do all day?
Sit sround and think of how oppressed you are? All the women who had to make their own bread from scratch, wash clothes by hand, make their own clothes, start their own fires to cook, 8 kids, they would have killed to have that life.
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8 moSearch for, and watch, commercials from the 1950s. You will typically find a women wearing a dress doing some household chore, taking care of her husband and the family.
10 Reply 27.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Didn;t you ever watch Leave it to Beaver? It is just like that.
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8 moWatch a lot of, "Leave It To Beaver" and find out.
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There's also, "Father Knows Best" and "The Donna Reed Show"
2.9K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Watch some movies of the era and see how the women behave.
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8 moI'm sure Musk is working on a holodeck as we speak, have fun.
00 Reply 2.1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Why can't you just be yourself? 🙄
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I want to be myself. I am submissive by nature and I think that kind of lifestyle would suit me but I'm trying to make it work in today's world.
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Being a Trad Wife appeals to some women
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I realize that because I am that way but it came to me naturally and apparently it doesn't come naturally with the asker. - 8 mo
It hints at her having mishandled her life and wanting to live a new one. A reboot
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My parents did. Like Ozzie and Harriet. I had a theory back then for why I thought women got pregnant by osmosis. Sleeping apart was birth control. I was right except for one small detail I couldn't know. PIV.
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8 moBadly for women but great for the guys lol 😆
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Stay a home woman cooking for when he gets home to sit down and eat.
Make all his meals, clean up after him, have all the babies he wants and make no time for you.
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8 moRun up to a black person and yell the "N" word like honkkkies did to us in the 1950's.
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@AgentG111 The more things change...(Yesterday, I passed a person on a bike listening to a (c) rap song on his radio with the "N" word prominently featured.)
I’m not really sure
10 Reply1.7K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. go to shops that deal in old things
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8 moGo to a maga gathering
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8 moCan you even cook?
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Anonymous(36-45)8 moI don't like it...50s were boring.
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Opinion Owner8 moMost people didn't even have tv, or just black & white ones...
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