Beautiful Homemakers

Hello, Beautiful Homemakers!   We are finally in Pamphlet 7 of 8 of the original 1922 Fascinating Womanhood pamphlets! Fascinating Womanhood or The Art of Attracting Men A practical course of lessons in the underlying principles by which women attract men - leading to the proposal and culminating in marriage.  In eight parts The Psychology Press, University City, Saint Louis, 1922  Part Seven has two chapters:  14: Undermining the Man's Reserve, and  15. Arousing Worship, Adoration, and Love Chapter 14 "Undermining the Man's Reserve" details the story that began in Pamphlet 1 of how Miss Innocent overcame Johnny's cautiousness, hesitancy, and wall of reserve, resulting in him letting down his guard and letting HER in to his heart (video 1 of 2). The most important sentence in Undermining the Man's Reserve is "Meantime, there are two things you must do - the first is to keep him from backsliding, from retreating again into his shell of reserve; the s...

Hello, Beautiful Homemakers! I hurt my back this week and was unable to finish this week's video.  I'm finally on the mend, so expect one next week.  I had hoped to post something before this weekly e-mail sends on Saturday morning with Mailchimp, but it's not going to happen. If you are interested in continuing to receive this blog with my video updates, please sign up with Follow.it.  (Mailchimp is eliminating their free service on June 1st.  So you will be receiving an e-mail from both services until June 1.)  There is a new subscription box for Follow.It on my website. ✅ Or you may click this link:   Sign up here for future posts. Thank you! If it doesn't work, please do try again.  Sometimes it is slow, and sometimes it works immediately, people have been telling me. Let me know if you cannot sign up at this link, or on the website.   NOTE that, instead of a weekly e-mail, you will receive a notification the day after I post, at the t...

Hello, Beautiful Homemakers!  We are continuing chapter 13 of pamphlet 6 of the original 1922 Fascinating Womanhood pamphlets.     We had just discussed Mistakes That Drive Men Away and I want to delve into the last paragraph a bit more.  Let me recap the most relevant point: If he discovers that you are naturally appreciative of others, then he will not fear that you will ridicule him or show contempt when he confides his ideals and ambitions to you.  "If, on the contrary, he suspects that you are naturally critical and scornful , with an eye open for every fault you can find in those around you, he will be afraid to expose his own intimate feelings to your criticism and contempt." HOW are we going to to avoid the mistake of constant criticism? First, we have to decide what type of wife we are going to be.  Am I going to be the kind of wife that builds him up, or tears him down?  Proverbs 14:1 tells us that "The wise woman builds her hous...