Courtney Dunkel in the Boston Globe, Massachusetts, November 10, 1950
This was going to be the year that I started trying to make more friends too, as well as looking for potential partners, because ideally my plan was to have a kid in the next couple years after I get my BSW, and there are, ahem, preceding things that need to happen for that. Looks like those plans got cancelled for this semester, and I only hope this all blows over by the fall semester for that reason. I don’t want to be the girl who’s pushing marriage and kids a few months into dating someone!
I’ll start. My petty gripe during this whole thing is that I was saving up to buy a computer and some nice software so I could teach myself special effects and advanced video editing for my backup career plan and now that my job is shut down I have to keep all my savings to apply for grad schools next year and since my summer job got cancelled I might not even have enough for that.
Also my favorite taco shop is shut down and I’m pissed about it!
Wholesome family life ❤️
In the kitchen, 1958
It honestly amazes me how many of my friends and women I know would love to be homemakers but they are embarrassed to admit it. Its sad that it is assumed that all women should want to be “hustlers” and “boss ladies” and wanting to being a homemaker is seen as outdated and having a lack of ambition.
I’ll admit that I’m a little shy talking about my true goals sometimes, but when I get to connect with another woman who shares the same aspirations it really means so much to me.
*Just want to make it clear that I’m not hating on women who have career goals. I love and support them too!
Happy Passover! ~Canary
Chag pesach sameach!
[Image description: A seder plate, with parsley, an egg, horseradish, a shankbone and a beet, charoset, and slices of orange. End ID]
To all who identify with the feminine~
Daily chores for a clean home:
Monday: living room
Wipe down tables
Dust surfaces
Tidy up shelves and tables
Wipe windows and windowsills
Dust heaters
Vacuum + mop
Tuesday: kitchen and dining room
Wipe down appliances
Spot clean fridge + throw out anything that might have spoiled
Clean sink, counters and dining table
Reorganize and spot clean pantry
Clean microwave
Vacuum + mop
Wednesday: bathroom
Wash towels and bath mat
Wipe counters and mirrors
Disinfect toilet, shower and tub
Tidy cabinets
Empty trash cans
Vacuum + mop

Thursday: bedroom
Dust + declutter nightstand
Dust cabinets, windowsills and fans
Change sheets
Vacuum + mop
Friday: wrap up
Go over anything you couldn’t finish this week
Declutter counters
Clean desks
Clean out car, bag and phone
Schedule appointments
Go over mail 
Vacuum and wet mop throughout entire house
Weekend: reset and relax
Write out to do lists
Meal prep and make grocery list
Review calendar
Make time for self care
Wanting a man to provide for you doesn’t mean you’re incapable. Of course you’re capable. But it’s nice to have someone help you and take of you. That doesn’t mean you can’t do those things yourself. That just means someone loves you enough to make your life that bit easier <3
Not TradWife in a 1950s housewife, modern stepford way but in a post-apocalyptic homesteader, me and my husband vs the world way
Happy trans visibility to all the amazing trans guys, trans gals, non-binary folk, genderfluid friends, and any other trans identities! You guys are awesome <3
We see you. You matter. [March 31]
Canary, she/her, they/them. 23, wlw. I created this blog as an oasis from the toxic parts of the tradfem community on here, and I hope that I can inspire others unlike me and provide a haven for those like me. Asks are open, but if you have a problem with me or something I posted, please read my About page. Hopefully we can avoid some drama this way. Feel free to send the ask anyway, but be aware I might redirect you to my about page if I explain my stance better there. I am always looking for ways to better myself as a person. Please enjoy your stay.
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