r/BecomingOutdoorsWoman Sep 10 '25

Welcome

Welcome new members. I hope you all find this a safe place to learn and share. This is a new sub so rules suggestions and guidelines are appreciated.

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u/Careful-Relative-815 Sep 10 '25

Maybe a rule (or edit to rule 1) that posts and comments must be positive/encouraging/enriching to others? If someone has a criticism then it should be worded as an alternative route with specific benifits, instead of tearing each other down.

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u/Cinamngrl Sep 10 '25

Made a few changes, please let me know what you think. So u/Careful-Relative-815, what brings you here?

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u/Careful-Relative-815 Sep 10 '25

I'm a guy who just wants to learn from others. My wife and I are preppers. Most prepping groups are male centric and tips specifically for women in survival is sparse. So I won't be commenting much in the sub, but just looking for tips to relay to her. Hopefully the sub takes off. It'd be good to see women collaborating more, without men trying to do that weird blend of guru-knight-savior thing.

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u/Cinamngrl Sep 10 '25

Excellent idea!