https://web.archive.org/web/20021005155616/http://www.aristasia.org/aristasia/blondenette.html> IN ARISTASIA there are no men. All the inhabitants are feminine. There are nevertheless two sexes in Aristasia: blondes and brunettes.> Aristasian brunettes are about as feminine as a normal human woman—that is to say, about twice as feminine as a human woman in the last quarter of the 20th century. Aristasian blondes, on the other hand, are ultra-feminine.> On the question of blondes and brunettes, it should be understood that, as with men and women, the two sexes are mentally, physically, emotionally and psychologically different. And, as with men and women, the differences are greater rather than less than they superficially appear to be. Brunettes are very much stronger physically than blondes (the difference is rather more marked than that between men and women). They are in many respects more practical and more "steady". The emotions of a blonde are a surging torrent, her perspective often quite unworldly.> Nevertheless a blonde will tend to be submissive to her own brunette, and perhaps submissive in general. In Aristasia submission is considered a spiritual quality. At the same time Brunettes will pay respect to blondes, standing, for example, when one enters a room. There is a delicate and charming interplay of respect and submission between the two sexes.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_SisterhoodThere's a lot to this one but essentially cosplay lesbian victorian cult in the 1980s.And then if you follow the people in it and see how they ended up they all married men and became normies. It's very sad desuThis video is pretty indepth on it as well:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-i1tFWmMYgAnyways, thoughts? Is this why British TERFs are like this? They tasted perfection and gave it up to be normies?
let me guess. political lesbians who started saying they're lesbian because of radical feminism. then got bored.
>>43601411More on the School:> The Silver Sisterhood was a new religious movement that was active in Burtonport, County Donegal, Ireland from 1982 to 1992. The group has also been referred to as the Rhennish Community and St. Bride's. English writer Miss Martindale (later the public face of Aristasia) was a prominent member.>The community is known for creating early text adventure video games such as The Snow Queen[1] and Jack the Ripper.> The Silver Sisterhood came to Burtonport from Yorkshire in September 1982[2] and occupied a large house that had previously been the home of the Atlantis commune> The Sisterhood believed in a feminine Supreme Deity.[3] They worshipped God as the Mother and claimed that everything they did centred around the worship of her.[2] Music and chanting had great importance as acts of devotion.[2] The musical instruments used by the group were all handmade by themselves.[2] They stressed a great emphasis on craft as a path to the sacred.[4] There was also an emphasis on self-sufficiency and the members grew food to feed themselves and sell.[2][3] Members fasted on Fridays by skipping breakfast and lunch.[4] They operated a tearoom in the house which served the town.[4] No electricity or modern appliances were used by the group initially and plastic was shunned as a pollutant.[2][4] Female members wore full-length dresses, covered their heads in public, and referred to themselves as 'maids'.> Later in the 1980s, members began to wear full Victorian era outfits on a regular basis and to style themselves as Romantics.[5][1] In 1984, the house was re-christened as St. Bride's, after the 5th century Irish abbess and miracle worker Brigid of Kildare.[6][1] Visitors to St. Bride's were offered various courses including peat cutting and the experience of attending a Victorian boarding school.
>>43601465It's weirder it's more like extreme actual fetish lesbians. They didn't even hate men that much and sort of allowed them to be allowed in just in a reduced way.>>43601484A bit more:> Men could become members.[3] One man was part of the original group that came to Burtonport in 1982.[2] However, he had left by July 1983.[3] In an interview for RTÉ, a member expressed hope that men would come to live in the community long-term but acknowledged that it was difficult to attract them.[3] The community was also hierarchical in nature.[4] Equality was claimed to be a patriarchal concept that stopped people from working together> Far-right and antisemitic publications were found in the house after they left.[13] This included a two-year correspondence with John Tyndall, then leader of the British National Party, who expressed his admiration for what the St. Bride's group were doingAnd then the sad part:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miss_Martindale> As Miss Martindale, she was a prominent public face of Aristasia, an all-female subculture inspired by the Traditionalist School and early twentieth-century culture> Martindale was convicted of assault in 1993 for the caning of a young woman at St Bride's.[1] In 1999 she married English film director John Guillermin. Martindale was featured in a 2022 BBC Radio Ulster podcast about St. Brides, in which she describes herself as working currently as a marriage therapist in California and having adopted an adult son and two of his friendsMarrying a moid afterall that. Just wow. I guess it's kind of weird proof that even the most hardcore lesbians end up with moids. That there's not a real way out.
>>43601411This is lovely. I need this.
>>43601537I can kinda believe the "they had trouble recruiting men thing"Because they weren't openly advertising as a sex cult. They were advertising as a horse-girl victorian cosplay/arts-and-crafts boarding school. Generally men aren't into that sort of thing. So they avoided moids via marketing rather than social pressure
>>43601537Reading through their site...I think it's better to take what is good and have faith. I don't know what position you're coming from, but the fact they created this body of work is inspiring to me.
This is so deeply odd... shame they all got husbands though
>>43601537>even the most hardcore lesbians end up with moids. I don't think thats true at all
>>43601537>having adopted an adult son>and two of his friendsuhh what the fuck?
>>43601411That was in Donegal and Donegal is Irish, same as the rest of the 32 counties on this island. Fucking uneducated orange bastard yankee poncán hun west brit reprobate
>>4360373826 is all you're getting :]
>>43601411> Far-right and antisemitic publications were found in the house after they left. This included a two-year correspondence with John Tyndall, then leader of the British National Party, who expressed his admiration for what the St. Bride's group were doing. One former member denied in an interview with The Daily Telegraph that they had far-right leanings.This kinda negates all the based stuff
>>43603738Deeper in the story the cult originally started at Oxford and then moved to Yorkshire then to Ireland then to Oxford again.From the wiki:> The Silver Sisterhood came to Burtonport from Yorkshire in September 1982> The group left Burtonport in 1992,[13] relocating to Oxford and then Whipps Cross in London.
>>43601537>most gays are pressured to marry the opposite sex and they do>that means gays aren't realself fulfilling prophecy eh
>>43604636Yea desu I feel like the cult could only get that extreme due to DL stuff. Like if they were fine being openly les they wouldn't have to do this in the first placeAnd DL types can't stay les because the same things that made them DL will persist.This means the people who can stay lesbian are the people who are not poliles and also openly les in a mundane/normie/fully self integrated way
