‘Women’s World’ is reshaping the conservative dating scene

But even as conservatives reclaim the conversation about modern dating, buoyed by the momentum of Trump 2.0, there are notable divisions and hypocrisies in their approaches.

On the Culture Apothecary podcast, Alex Clark of Turning Point USA educates women about optimal fertility health and well-being. In an episode of Relatable titled “Be a Godly Woman, Not Just a Traditional Wife,” host Allie Beth Stuckey discusses appropriating the traditional wife trend, saying that it “can be a wonderful thing to aspire to” but that Christian motherhood “isn’t just an aesthetic.” More recently, in response to polygamous family structures, Stucki has noted that “the sexual revolution is reaching new lows.” Much of what women discuss — about marriage, faith, and the importance of having children — aligns with the Trump administration’s agenda.

However, on social media, where Lacey has more than a million followers between TikTok and Instagram, she often embraces her conservative style with a wink and a smile. In one videoLacey jokes about the consequences of not having oral sex on your partner. in the nextprancing about in a green meadow declaring her love for “my Bible,” sundresses, and conservative men.

However, as the voice of the women’s world becomes louder, its influence creates a less stigmatizing environment for individuals who no longer feel ashamed of their values. “Of course this extends to the dating scene as well,” says one right-wing influencer. Debra Lea For Cultural Shift, which adds that “the popularity of monogamy, marriage, and family formation is growing beyond just the conservative movement.”

Although she hasn’t prioritized finding a partner, Leah, 25, has dated a range of conservative men over the past few years. In the post-Biden era of young romanticism, I notice a key difference: “Politics seems to be more commonly discussed on and before dates.” Hardcore moderates always “bring out my very conservative side,” she says. “I would never marry or date someone who doesn’t agree with me politically, but I think there are many more important factors to be compatible with, such as religion, healthy lifestyle, and hobbies.”