When a woman gets married, she takes her husbands name and will be called Mrs. It shows how her existence depends on him. Without him she wouldn't be... that's what I want for my life.

I grew up in central Europe, was raised to be an independent woman and used to be a liberal feminist. Now I'm slowly unlearning the brainwashing that has happened to me.

I want a traditional and conservative life. More traditional and conservative than most people would like.

I want to belong to my husband, I want to be his property. I won't be allowed to leave the house without him. I won't be allowed to drive. I won't be allowed to speak unless he's given me permission. When other people address me, I'll wait until I have his permission to talk. I will dress modestly when we are outside. I'll clean our house, cook everyday and making the house a home.

I'll be sweet, docile, soft spoken and obeying. I'll worship my husband. I won't take any form of birth control and I'll will always make sure to tell him when I'm ovulating. I'll take his seed in my womb to grow his children. To grow his legacy in my body. I'll be pregnant back to back and I'll love every second of it. I think the pain a woman goes through while in labor is necessary to remind her of her role. She is baby making machine that lives to obey her husband.

I have started to get interested in different cultures. Societies where patriarchy is appreciated and not hated. Societies with clear roles for men and women. Societies where a man has an almost paternal role over his wife. She is under his control, asking for his allowance and wanting to please him...

I have a huge breeding and pregnancy kink (I also find giving birth very interesting). I like dominant men who are strong and powerful. Men who don't accept a no from their wife. I also like non central European men as they seem to be more traditional and conservative. I like religious men for the same reasons.

I'm 5'6/ 168cm, 115lbs / 53kg, white, brown eyes, brunette wavy hair.

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