Calling male feminists! All-female town in Brazil wants you to come work then GTFO!

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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/08/28/noiva-do-cordeiro_n_5730014.html

Life is pretty sweet for the women of Noiva Do Cordeiro.

According to the Telegraph, they have constructed a society in the southeast part of Brazil that is communal, egalitarian and almost all-female.

But some of the women in the town say it would be nice to have a few more dudes in the mix.

"I haven’t kissed a man for a long time," Nelma Fernandes, 23, told the Telegraph. "We all dream of falling in love and getting married. But we like living here and don’t want to have to leave the town to find a husband. We’d like to get to know men who would leave their own lives and come to be a part of ours. But first they need to agree to do what we say and live according to our rules.”

There are a few married women in Noiva Do Cordeiro, but their husbands work in cities no closer than 60 miles away and tend to only live in the town on weekends.

Both the Telegraph story and other outlets portray the desire for more members of the opposite sex in the town as a desperate plea to men to help them "shoulder the burdens" of everyday life.

http://www.express.co.uk/news/world...d-only-by-women-say-they-are-seeking-husbands
In 1940, an evangelical pastor, Anisio Pereira, took one of the women - aged just 16 - to be his wife, and founded a church in the growing community.

However, he proceeded to impose strict puritanical rules, banning them from drinking alcohol, listening to music, cutting their hair or using any type of contraceptive.

When Anisio died in 1995, the women decided never again to let a man dictate how they should live.

The city actually has a website, which is down because the webhost says they exceeded their resources. But there’s a google cache that captured it:
http://webcache.googleusercontent.c.../villa/A_Noiva.html+&cd=8&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us
The city’s website also says (according to the translation) that they kicked men out in 1995.

Apparently they don't want men around but they need them for the labor and to perpetuate for future generations.

So which of you tryhards wants to go there and be barred from living there during the week? Who wants to see their sons kicked out at 18? Come on, male feminists, time to back up your feminist talk, Noiva Do Cordeiro is waiting for you!!!!! :nana::nana::nana::nana::nana:
 
Thanks for the link, I'm on my way!

Well that is of course if I can talk the wife into moving to Brazil. "Hey, hon, you know how you are always complaining about the cold in New England? Well.....

From an author stand point the story possibilities are endless.
 
The lost tribe of the Amazons, found at last! I'd go, if only to find out if they've seen the City of Gold.
 
The arrangement would give 5 more days a week of freedom than many married men currently enjoy.
 
The arrangement would give 5 more days a week of freedom than many married men currently enjoy.
Speak for yourself. Your marriage must really fucking suck. Can't possibly imagine why.
 
Speak for yourself. Your marriage must really fucking suck. Can't possibly imagine why.

Only you could make that leap without any indication from any source that you have any fucking clue what you are talking about. (including whether or not I am married)

Good for your consistency rating though, as virtually every post you make contains those elements of fiction and conjecture, which the best your feeble little mind can muster.

Your low life slum upbringing has infused your mind with the worst of the human condition, and you seek to project that on other posters. Good for you.
 
But... but..this is the glorious revolution you're looking for!

weren't you proclaiming the wonders of what it would be like if men finally just had enough of women and left them... well.. here it goes... for 19 years , these women have lived in the society you dream of
 
Only you could make that leap without any indication from any source that you have any fucking clue what you are talking about. (including whether or not I am married)

Good for your consistency rating though, as virtually every post you make contains those elements of fiction and conjecture, which the best your feeble little mind can muster.

Your low life slum upbringing has infused your mind with the worst of the human condition, and you seek to project that on other posters. Good for you.
You're the one who said "The arrangement would give 5 more days a week of freedom than many married men currently enjoy."

Own it, bitch. You said married men aren't happy. You're the one living in the slum, not me.
 
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