[ SECRET POST #3169 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3169 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, that's the one I had a problem with. Sounded like what she wanted was a servant not a husband.

[(Anonymous)]

More likely a satire on what all too many men still want in a wife.

[(Anonymous)]

Except the song was all about what the man should do for her, not what she would do for him (except basically, sex if you've been good but only then.)

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly, she's basically subverting "the ideal wife" rhetoric and pushing onto men instead. That's the satire.

[(Anonymous)]

That's... not satire. That's the 'Trophy Wife' archetype - the woman who does nothing around the house, but ooh aah, she might give blowjobs!!!

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[(Anonymous)]

a trophy wife wouldn't served by her husband. the husband would never do her house work.

[(Anonymous)]

Nah that's giving her too much credit, cause the shrewish wife who has her husband whipped is already a longstanding misogynistic trope. There is nothing subversive about DFH.

[(Anonymous)]

sex if you've been good but only then

Ugh ugh ugh the withholding of sex trope, using your body as a reward/trade.

[(Anonymous)]

But the kind of woman portrayed in the song is a sexist trope itself. It's the kind of woman red pillers and "men going their own way" bitch about and the reason they give for why marriage is bad for men.