Post: #1

For those of you who don't know, this chick played D.J. Tanner on the US sitcom "Full House".

Long story short, she's come out with a book in which she admits that her husband, Val Bure (Russian hockey player), is the authority of the house and she enjoys taking a submissive role. Hilarity ensues in the comment section.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/articl...riage.html

Post: #2

She turned out much more attractive than I expected her to. She certainly has the right attitude and it served her well in both life and her outward apperance.

Post: #3

Good girl for breaking free from feminist doctrine. Wish them the best. I bet that marriage will last.

Post: #4

Damn. Talk about a wall survivor. She's still smoking hot at 37 despite being a former child actress (think how many become trainwrecks) and a mother of three. And she's very cheerful and happy by all appearances, and dedicated to her husband and children.

That is a serious quality woman right there.

Post: #5

I don't get it.

Post: #6

Wow she turned out alright.

Post: #7

Jodie Sweetin is doing alright too - she was a meth addict at one point too. Extra impressive.

Post: #8

That's why she's been married for 17 years. She looks happy, youthful, and attractive. I'm happy fem nazis are losing their shit over this. She is more woman than most of these crazy females running the streets.

Post: #9

Kirk Cameron's younger sister

hasn't he gone all churchie? I would suspect it's the upbringing.

Post: #10

Post: #11

Good for her.

Post: #12

So much outrage and bile in the comments....

Feminism, the freedom for women to choose the feminist-approved choices!

Post: #13

She has that feminine glow of inner happiness and strength. She may be 37, but there's a youthful energy coming from her, unlike the cynical and weary look you get from the modern woman.

Post: #14

Mrs Bure is not the first notable person to claim submissiveness is a key to marital success.

In her book My Foot is too Big For This Glass Slipper, former Olympic volleyball player Gabrielle Reece wrote that 'to truly be feminine means being soft, receptive, and – look out, here it comes – submissive.'


I remember Mrs Reece being mentioned here and some short haired dykes giving her hate on twitter

Post: #15

It's interesting that she clearly defined what she means by submissive, yet women in the comments STILL take issue with her use of the word. It means what it means, but they insist on twisting it into the most negative connotation, simply because they're on some feminist trip. It illustrates the true selfishness that is embedded in most women - they care more about themselves than their relationships. They want to dictate and bend everything around them to their will. Women claim to want a "real man," a man that know what he wants, is ambitious, blah, blah, blah. Yet when they get one, those very attributes are seen as abusive if applied at home. They want him to be those things when THEY want him to be those things. If he has to get your permission, how is he actually a strong man? If he's making decisions that you allow him to make, he isn't actually making the decision. Who is to say that Cameron-Bure, when voicing her opinion, doesn't actually get her way occasionally because her husband actually values and agrees with her opinions from time to time?

Post: #16

(01-09-2014 11:25 AM)Timoteo Wrote:  It's interesting that she clearly defined what she means by submissive, yet women in the comments STILL take issue with her use of the word. It means what it means, but they insist on twisting it into the most negative connotation, simply because they're on some feminist trip. It illustrates the true selfishness that is embedded in most women - they care more about themselves than their relationships. They want to dictate and bend everything around them to their will. Women claim to want a "real man," a man that know what he wants, is ambitious, blah, blah, blah. Yet when they get one, those very attributes are seen as abusive if applied at home. They want him to be those things when THEY want him to be those things. If he has to get your permission, how is he actually a strong man? If he's making decisions that you allow him to make, he isn't actually making the decision. Who is to say that Cameron-Bure, when voicing her opinion, doesn't actually get her way occasionally because her husband actually values and agrees with her opinions from time to time?

She's not saying that her husband is the boss and she just obeys every command that comes out of his mouth, and that her input on key decisions affecting their marriage and children is unwelcome. Anybody who has ever been in a long-term relationship or marriage knows that one partner is not the boss. Usually there are certain areas or issues where the man's opinion usually carries more water and there are other areas where what the woman wants holds more sway. Each partner has their own areas of responsibility where the other defers...but in the end most successful relationships take on the Captain/First Officer dynamic where the man is the Captain and the woman is the First Officer.

Feminists have a hard time accepting that although their philosophy emphasizes female empowerment and autonomy, most women when they get into relationships prefer for the man to take the lead and be the leader. Just one small example: when planning a date or an activity, you never ask the woman "Well, honey, what would you like to do?" The overwhelmingly majority of women prefer for you to say "Well, honey, I was thinking that it would be a great idea for us to ______ (fill in the blank)." Most women want to defer, as that is their natural instinct.

Post: #17

Taking in account that she was a bit chubby when a kid, even in her teens, survived the "child actor" fate (Like Lindsey Lohan), popped out 3 kids,is almost 40,heck, she could easily past as her daughter's sister

Post: #18

Now that is the wife type.

Post: #19

It seems to be mostly Women w/ 9-5 Jobs who try to be dominant.

I think being in the Entertainment Industry forces you to be Red Pill, especially as a Woman.

Post: #20

(01-09-2014 06:26 AM)Sailor Wrote:  Mrs Bure is not the first notable person to claim submissiveness is a key to marital success.

In her book My Foot is too Big For This Glass Slipper, former Olympic volleyball player Gabrielle Reece wrote that 'to truly be feminine means being soft, receptive, and – look out, here it comes – submissive.'


I remember Mrs Reece being mentioned here and some short haired dykes giving her hate on twitter

Yeah Reece was mentioned before--here is the thread:

Gabby Reece on Today Show: Submit to your husband


Looks like more and more women are getting a clue---let's hope this trend continues.

Post: #21

I think a woman's submissiveness adds one or two points to her attractiveness. Conversely, a woman who is masculine and dominant loses a point or two.

A woman with a 6 rating purely on looks increases to a 7 or 8 if she is submissive.

A woman who is a 7 or 8 based on her looks declines a point or two if she is a ball-cutting battle axe.

Post: #22

(01-09-2014 10:19 PM)Consul Wrote:  I think a woman's submissiveness adds one or two points to her attractiveness. Conversely, a woman who is masculine and dominant loses a point or two.

A woman with a 6 rating purely on looks increases to a 7 or 8 if she is submissive.

A woman who is a 7 or 8 based on her looks declines a point or two if she is a ball-cutting battle axe.

So true.

I am lucky to live in Japan, a nation of 7s who make up for it with great makeup and submissiveness.

Funnily enough, I met a solid 9 American white girl who has been in Japan for a while. Former Hooters girl. She openly told me she likes to submit to a stronger man. I guess she realizes that she has to compete with the girls here. Smart chick. For me, this shows how important the cultural environment is.

Post: #23

(01-08-2014 09:47 PM)T and A Man Wrote:  Kirk Cameron's younger sister

hasn't he gone all churchie? I would suspect it's the upbringing.

Yup both Val Bure and Candace are devout christians.

One thing religion is great for, stable households with defined roles.

Post: #24

(01-10-2014 02:57 AM)dreambig Wrote:  So true.

I am lucky to live in Japan, a nation of 7s who make up for it with great makeup and submissiveness.

Funnily enough, I met a solid 9 American white girl who has been in Japan for a while. Former Hooters girl. She openly told me she likes to submit to a stronger man. I guess she realizes that she has to compete with the girls here. Smart chick. For me, this shows how important the cultural environment is.

Yup, the best bet for most red pillers is to all move to a tiny town in a low populated state, first capture the local govwernment, then the state government.

20 RVF'ers move to a 10 person town.... it becomes their rules, move up from there.

Post: #25

(01-10-2014 03:17 AM)T and A Man Wrote:  Yup, the best bet for most red pillers is to all move to a tiny town in a low populated state, first capture the local govwernment, then the state government.

20 RVF'ers move to a 10 person town.... it becomes their rules, move up from there.

Brilliant plan

Roosh = Mayor
Tuthmosis = Sheriff