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1950s Marriage Advice For Women

by Brad Rosenberg • Published May 31, 2017

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  • Don’t be too sexual but don’t be too prude. Be just right. 
  • Don’t be mad if he starts to go astray.The most ridiculous rule of them all: If her husband did cheat on her, a wife was supposed to be forgiving. In his mindset, it was her fault for driving him into the arms of another woman. This makes total sense, right?
  • Always remember that the Man is in charge.
    the man is always in charge. Weebly

    SOURCES: (Psych Central)

    Do you know of any other ridiculous marriage laws from the 1950s? Tell us in the comment section below.

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