Domestic slave foid makes a mistake. Master doesn't beat her. Master is a hero.

Hello fellow foids I just wanted to post this to show you why we need feminism.

In this case study, a woman cooks food every day for her family because she "loves cooking"

One day she accidentally burns the dinner and, put of stress and fear, has some kind of foidal meltdown.

But I stead of beating and berating her, the hero of the story, the moid in shining armour, her husbanderino, comes in and says "no big deal" and eats the burnt food anyway.

He told me we can scrape the burned part off no harm no foul and he was so excited to eat the dinner I made. I burst into tears. He's the most loving, caring, and kind human I know and the little things like tonight just make me so happy to have him. I grew up with a mom that blew up about everything and my husband heals that part of me that feels like I can't do anything right. He's truly my favorite person. That's all. Nothing major but wanted to get it out there.

Fellow foids, are you seeing what I'm seeing? That this foid needs to set some higher expectations from her moid? Such as maybe cooking his own dinner once in a fricking while?

This foid is blind to the unfair share of household labour which falls to her that even when overloaded to the point of failure, instead of asking her useless mood to help more, falls at his feet for treating the minor mistakes as a minor mistake.

Look at some of these comments:

You've got yourself a good man, I'm happy for you 😊.. It's always nice to read about something sweet.

SHE COOKS FOR HIM EVERY NIGHT AND SHE'S GOT A GOOD MAN?!

I'm so happy for you. Wish you well🤍🙁

SO HAPPY FOR YOUR DOMESTIC SERVITUDE!

This is the love language of a good man.

MODERN MAN CALLED! HE SAID COOK FOR YOUSELF ONCE ON A WHILE!

My husband has done the same for me and the feeling is so amazing. I'm so happy for you that you have him.

YOUR HUSBAND ALSO DIDN'T BEAT YOU WHEN YOU OVERCOOKED HIS DINNER? WOW LIVING THE WOMENS LIB DREAM!

There's terminology for this phenomenon of moids getting undeserved praise but /r/gendercritical has been banned for too long and I can't remember it. Hope some fellow radfems can help me out.

Thanks