Ok so I came across this post in my WordPress reader and simply had to re-post it here for you. Because it is ABSOLUTELY… Brilliant? Ridiculous? Hilarious?
I’ll let you be the judge.
Disclaimer: if you’re a shrinking violet or shy about sexual matters, perhaps it might be best if you simply turn away from this post because the last thing I intend to do is annoy or offend anyone.Β I did insert a few commentary for your (and my) entertainment – to be taken with a grain of salt. π
PS Much of the world is still in this exact ‘state of mind’… (just saying).
I first saw this post here. There is an actual photographic image of the page in this blog post taken from a sex education textbook for girls in the early 1960s in Britain. I transcribed it and included the excerpt image below.
Transcript: Instructions on how to have sex with your husband
When retiring to the bedroom, prepare yourself for bed as promptly as possible. Whilst feminine hygiene is of the utmost importance, your tired husband does not want to queue for the bathroom as he would for his train. (Surly we can’t make him wait for sex the way he waits for the train now, can we? π) But remember to look your best when going to bed.
Try to achieve a look that is welcoming without being obvious.Β (Tricky…) If you need to apply face-cream or hair rollers wait until he is asleep as this can be shocking to a man last thing at night. (Well those rollers can be a shock to the horny man.π³) When it comes to the possibility of intimate relations with your husband it is important to remember your marriage vows and in particular your commitment to obey him.
If he feels that he needs to sleep immediately then so be it.Β (No intimate relations for the wifey tonight, he has a headache) In all things be led by your husbands wishes; do not pressure him in any way to stimulate intimacy. (Lest there be immediate, um…deflation π) Should your husband suggest congress then agree humbly all the while being mindful that a manβs satisfaction is more important than a womanβs. (Um… πΆ)
When he reaches his moment of fulfillment (Learned a new term in class, ladies?) a small moan from yourself π is encouraging to him and quite sufficient to indicate any enjoyment that you may have had.
Should your husband suggest any of the more unusual practices (omg he wants me to turn around? π) be obedient and uncomplaining but register any reluctance by remaining silent. It is likely your husband will then fall promptly to sleep π΄ so adjust your clothing, freshen up and apply your night-time face and hair care products.
You may then set the alarm so that you can arise shortly before him in the morning. This will enable you to have his morning cup of tea ready when he awakes.Β

It’s almost Friday…regular programming will resume shortly. π
This post was so funny but surprisingly true. I remember my first mother-in-law giving me “the talk” when I married her son. “Even if you don’t feel like it, just turn over and let him do his thing and pretend to like it”. I kid you not, this is what she said to me. And I wanted to say back to her, but didn’t because I was too young to know better, “he can get a fu.. doll for that, if this is all he wants from me”.
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lol… π
The interesting thing is, some cultures are still like that today…
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This is awesome!!!! I wonder what “any of the more unusual practices” are. Are we talking doggy style, or are we talking anal? And if it’s the latter, maybe some of that oh so important face cream could have an alternate purpose…
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LOL
You’re too funny! I have no idea… π
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The part about waiting until heβs asleep to put your hair in rollers and put on your face cream reminds me of the show βMrs. Maiselβ. She does exactly this, and sets an alarm to wake up before he does so she can do her hair and put on her perfect face. I thought it was for comedic affect, now I realize it was reality back then! Good lordβ¦
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Right?
Sigh.
I can’t help but laugh but I feel guilty because so many cultures still view things this archaic way….
Sigh.
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This is hilarious. Especially your side remarks.
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Thanks. Kind of fascinating isn’t it. π
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Oh honey how times have changed π
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πOmg this is tooo much! Having said that I’m all for a little moaning encouragement.
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Amazing, eh? lol
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π³Unusual practices?
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LOL.
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Well, canβt we all be thankful for the enlightenment we have today! Iβm an 80 year old womanβ¦so it was almost like this when I married! Not now thank goodnessβ¦not now!
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Right? It’s a little…perplexing. But also because many cultures still do this even today.
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The biggest issue I see is in how much it is still being practiced today. In different forms, but still
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That’s the thing that is so unfortunate in some ways, that many cultures still practice and live this mentality and these expectations. Sigh.
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That was hilarious.
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Clearly this wasn’t written for the LSD crowd of the time.
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We all laugh at this, but I was invited to a party a couple of years ago, and ended up being talked at by a friend of the host. He watched his wife helping with clearing the kitchen up, and commented that it was good to see the women folk in their place in the kitchen – that his wife enjoyed it… I didn’t know what to say.
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Omg.
Actually I see some of this in my own family…
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I know what I would say!ππ
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Frankly, I don’t see what the problem is here…..
Also, in an effort to ensure matrimonial harmony I present the importance of good coffee. You wouldn’t want to be like these wives would you? Hmmmmm?
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har. :p
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That’s both appalling and hysterical
The past really is a different country.
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lol
My thing is, it wasn’t that long ago relatively speaking. I mean, rollers in their hair? I STILL to this day see little old Polish or Ukrainian women walking around with rollers on their heads today, in Canada, in certain neighourhoods. Makes you think, doesn’t it. π
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Indeed. The 1960s are (roughly speaking) my parents’ generation — it’s not long ago at all that people thought like this.
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Mine too. But there are cultural differences…I have a hard time believing Italians thought that way back then but I’m not sure.
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People thought all sorts of strange things in the past, so it’s hard to say.
That said, I have no get out as the page in question was published in Britain π
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Lol
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Funny but I wonder how many still feel/live this way…
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Probably more worldwide than we think…unfortunately.
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Wow just wowβ¦
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Right??
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Oh HELL no!
Am dying! πππππ
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Yup. π
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That was hilarious!
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Omg I love it!
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Stuff like this makes me cringe and laugh at the same time. Especially because it reminds me of all the jokes my husband and I make to each other around this concept, which is sadly quite often. Shall I go put on my pearls, dear?
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lol
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My wife will laugh and it is ridiculous today from our perspective, any bets on which gender wrote it?
I have seen similar writing about women and men office behaviour and work etiquette etc also bizarre compared to our times.
Enjoyed the read even though it was probably meant primarily for your more feminine followers.
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Someone checked in the original post and it was a man who wrote the text. π
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I bet a woman wrote it, actually. Excruciating.
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OOuch. A man wrote it? That makes it seriously creepy. Fist it made me wincy-laugh, then I felt sad, but now I’m afraid for all the women of the time. (How did I escape this fate?)
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I am surprised a man wasn’t automatically assumed to be the author but the language tone is tricky.
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The thing is, I had read heaps of such ghastly advice from the era written by women. Hence my error.
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Hilarious for sure, but you have also riled up my feminist and I want to burn that text to ash for ever having been written π
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Yep… π
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Well that was a read. My gosh.
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OMG πππππ
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Well you are British and a woman… :p
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