Thanks for the info.
I've come to a realisation that I was doing the whole wife hunting thing wrong. Particularly due to my life goals.
I have very strong biological conservative wiring. Even when I was swimming in a sea of left-wing culture as a teenager it was visible in my dislike for txt speak, the acronym for "laugh out loud" (which I have never used), bad manners, louty behaviour and so on. At 15-16 I fell out of most social circles, despite being previously very popular. I couldn't keep up with all the social climbing that dramatically increased at that age; the endless drink binges; posting selfies on Bebo and MySpace... I found the entire culture of no value and wasn't welcome.
I had been very subversive in school and messed lots of stuff up for both staff and pupils. I managed to reorganise my year to be very unique in terms of character. It was an odd mixture of humility and mischief; sandwiched in between two degenerate years of raw ego and hedonism. But the power of the nothing drink, drugs and party culture that took hold around age 15-18 could not be subverted.
For quite a long time I was quite jealous and dejected that I wasn't welcome in the mainstream of youth culture. But there was no alternative to the mainstream presented.
In my early 20s I came across aspects of traditional American culture, like homeschooling - the Ron Paul-type stream. And I was very taken by it. It became a dream to live rurally, homeschool and so on.
Later I came across Stefan Molyenux. I don't think he deserves some of the criticism he gets. I think I'd be at least a couple of years behind on this path if it wasn't for him. And I may not be on this path at all.
It was from him I first got my first red pilling on relationships and insights into healthier ones. At this stage I had no idea how I would find someone and wasn't really expecting it to ever happen and was doing nothing to make it happen.
It was also at this age I started to think that a Christian woman would be much more suitable for me. That is something that has been playing in my mind for years, slowly more and more.
I was not raised as a Christian, though in school I was taught about it. When I was very young I remember believing in Jesus, as I went to a Methodist nursery. But my parents were not religious. In school one priest who spoke to us regularly was very inspiring. Though I now realise in hindsight he was probably a lefty. As a result of his talks there has only been one person who inspired me in my life, JC. Though unfortunately of a self-depreciating nature. He was a Protestant, of course.
In my ventures abroad to meet women I haven't been particularly choosy in my selection. At first I was quite impressed with various aspects of the women and some of the things they said. Some of the things they said made me think I'd reached the promised land. But it was as those have describe in this thread - churchian. One girl sat me aside to tell me the importance of the church (Orthodox). It was all great, but I've never seen any evidence she actually believes it and she has never mentioned it again. They could be very feminine, delicate, sweet. But by and large they were full of all manner of modern rubbish, like career paths, films, music, TV, attention hamster wheels and so on.
The two exceptions to this were both raised to be married, one at 18 and one after they finish university. Boyfriends were not allowed. Both of those two will have done more or less anything I wanted them to. One of them was self-described as a diest. Her nature was very different from other girls I've come across. She reminded me of The Pooh Bear. She had an odd quiet, sweet, pleasantness and was devoid of all various forms of vulgarity. Difficult to describe. But I cut this off for reasons I won't go into.
Beyond those two none of the others will have done virtually anything for me. I never discuss money with them, but they will be able to read that I have more options than most. It doesn't mean anything to them. I'm sure you can find some gold digging thots that would be interested, but I think I am immune to being in their corsshairs. Most modernised women are interested in several streams of opportunities and you will be somewhere towards the back of these. At best you can stick around for a year and hope you become more important.
It appears the religion, as noted, is just a way of keeping face, saying "Yes, I have good values and can attract good men."
This is where this thread comes in. If you find the girl who genuinely has submitted to God, then you can be pretty sure of where their life will go. With the modern woman on the other hand, she may get a job, she may want to move city, she may want to spend time apart, to find herself, drift off reading The Chronicles of Ra and listening to whale music. And she doesn't want the quite life of close connections (serotonin). She wants the open life with fleeting, weak connections (dopamine).
If the woman submits to you, then you have a fairly good idea of where you are going. The divorce stats aren't great for Christians, but those that do get divorced are probably overwhelmingly churchian. The divorce rate for Catholics who don't use contraception is 2% and that's against a backdrop of Clown World, feminist divorce laws etc.
If we knew the divorce rate of such women I imagine it is something similar.
With most of these women I will have had to hitch my life to theirs, more than the other way round. The primary driver of the relationship would have been their career, which I don't care about and is worth a pittance at the cost of their femininity and more.
All I want to do is live rural, hopefully among people with at least roughly similar ideas, with a wife who is doing what is useful to me (us), having children like clockwork and building a fort against Clown World and collapse.
For a long time I have been sacrificing my above dream for the prospect of women who aren't really worth much to me. A complete change is needed. God pill swallowed.
I've come to a realisation that I was doing the whole wife hunting thing wrong. Particularly due to my life goals.
I have very strong biological conservative wiring. Even when I was swimming in a sea of left-wing culture as a teenager it was visible in my dislike for txt speak, the acronym for "laugh out loud" (which I have never used), bad manners, louty behaviour and so on. At 15-16 I fell out of most social circles, despite being previously very popular. I couldn't keep up with all the social climbing that dramatically increased at that age; the endless drink binges; posting selfies on Bebo and MySpace... I found the entire culture of no value and wasn't welcome.
I had been very subversive in school and messed lots of stuff up for both staff and pupils. I managed to reorganise my year to be very unique in terms of character. It was an odd mixture of humility and mischief; sandwiched in between two degenerate years of raw ego and hedonism. But the power of the nothing drink, drugs and party culture that took hold around age 15-18 could not be subverted.
For quite a long time I was quite jealous and dejected that I wasn't welcome in the mainstream of youth culture. But there was no alternative to the mainstream presented.
In my early 20s I came across aspects of traditional American culture, like homeschooling - the Ron Paul-type stream. And I was very taken by it. It became a dream to live rurally, homeschool and so on.
Later I came across Stefan Molyenux. I don't think he deserves some of the criticism he gets. I think I'd be at least a couple of years behind on this path if it wasn't for him. And I may not be on this path at all.
It was from him I first got my first red pilling on relationships and insights into healthier ones. At this stage I had no idea how I would find someone and wasn't really expecting it to ever happen and was doing nothing to make it happen.
It was also at this age I started to think that a Christian woman would be much more suitable for me. That is something that has been playing in my mind for years, slowly more and more.
I was not raised as a Christian, though in school I was taught about it. When I was very young I remember believing in Jesus, as I went to a Methodist nursery. But my parents were not religious. In school one priest who spoke to us regularly was very inspiring. Though I now realise in hindsight he was probably a lefty. As a result of his talks there has only been one person who inspired me in my life, JC. Though unfortunately of a self-depreciating nature. He was a Protestant, of course.
In my ventures abroad to meet women I haven't been particularly choosy in my selection. At first I was quite impressed with various aspects of the women and some of the things they said. Some of the things they said made me think I'd reached the promised land. But it was as those have describe in this thread - churchian. One girl sat me aside to tell me the importance of the church (Orthodox). It was all great, but I've never seen any evidence she actually believes it and she has never mentioned it again. They could be very feminine, delicate, sweet. But by and large they were full of all manner of modern rubbish, like career paths, films, music, TV, attention hamster wheels and so on.
The two exceptions to this were both raised to be married, one at 18 and one after they finish university. Boyfriends were not allowed. Both of those two will have done more or less anything I wanted them to. One of them was self-described as a diest. Her nature was very different from other girls I've come across. She reminded me of The Pooh Bear. She had an odd quiet, sweet, pleasantness and was devoid of all various forms of vulgarity. Difficult to describe. But I cut this off for reasons I won't go into.
Beyond those two none of the others will have done virtually anything for me. I never discuss money with them, but they will be able to read that I have more options than most. It doesn't mean anything to them. I'm sure you can find some gold digging thots that would be interested, but I think I am immune to being in their corsshairs. Most modernised women are interested in several streams of opportunities and you will be somewhere towards the back of these. At best you can stick around for a year and hope you become more important.
It appears the religion, as noted, is just a way of keeping face, saying "Yes, I have good values and can attract good men."
This is where this thread comes in. If you find the girl who genuinely has submitted to God, then you can be pretty sure of where their life will go. With the modern woman on the other hand, she may get a job, she may want to move city, she may want to spend time apart, to find herself, drift off reading The Chronicles of Ra and listening to whale music. And she doesn't want the quite life of close connections (serotonin). She wants the open life with fleeting, weak connections (dopamine).
If the woman submits to you, then you have a fairly good idea of where you are going. The divorce stats aren't great for Christians, but those that do get divorced are probably overwhelmingly churchian. The divorce rate for Catholics who don't use contraception is 2% and that's against a backdrop of Clown World, feminist divorce laws etc.
If we knew the divorce rate of such women I imagine it is something similar.
With most of these women I will have had to hitch my life to theirs, more than the other way round. The primary driver of the relationship would have been their career, which I don't care about and is worth a pittance at the cost of their femininity and more.
All I want to do is live rural, hopefully among people with at least roughly similar ideas, with a wife who is doing what is useful to me (us), having children like clockwork and building a fort against Clown World and collapse.
For a long time I have been sacrificing my above dream for the prospect of women who aren't really worth much to me. A complete change is needed. God pill swallowed.