Elena Dimopoulos
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115 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 1 Jun
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And she is promising you that if you have lost your way in your marriage, if your husband isn't paying the attention that you want him to, she has the answer for you.
And you will find it in the six-week class that she is selling you.
She's sitting on the ground, and it's really informal, like you would maybe be talking with a friend.
She speaks pretty softly.
You get the sense that she has probably done this type of talk in a church somewhere with other wives in real life.
She has amazing eye contact with the camera, which might sound silly, but it's really, really easy to feel like she's giving you this kind of womanly wisdom that you get from your girlfriends, right?
I think the first thing that really got me, and she says this pretty early on, is if you're going to suffer, suffer as a righteous woman.
And that, I think, was the first sign that
Something here was off because she doesn't actually want to make women's lives better.
She just wants to make women more palatable for their husbands and their church communities.
I mean, how can you not be just intrigued by the idea of wife school?
I'm a single woman.
I don't have a husband and I'm not trying to be a good wife.
But I think that there is a lot happening right now in the conservative Christian womenosphere and how these influencers are speaking to women and trying to mold women into these kind of
ideal, picture-perfect step for fundamentalist Christian wives.
That is really intriguing to me.
Just the idea of just teaching submission in this obvious of a way was really shocking to me and obviously very terrifying, but it definitely made me want to learn a little bit more.
So I signed up for this class with this woman, Tilly Dillehay.
I wanted to know what they were teaching women because I didn't know if it would literally be, you know, this is how you fold your laundry or something or if it was more substantial than that.
It was marketed to wives.
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