'Tradwives' promote a lifestyle that evokes the 1950s
Topic aside, what a strangely-composed article. It comes off like the author&#x27;s not just encountering the &quot;tradwife&quot; phenomenon for the first time (hey, me too, hadn&#x27;t heard of it before this) but also the Internet, Gen Z, and <i>women</i>. Which is especially odd since the author&#x27;s a woman and looks to be either on the old end of Gen Z or the young end of Millennial.<p>The article reads like now-obviously-comically-wrong news reports about Distant Native Peoples or whatever, and like all the quotes were selected at random without checking whether they fit with the thrust of the piece, as if the author couldn&#x27;t even tell whether they did or not.