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Liberanosamalo
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Exactly.
Feminism has urged women to become virtual men—and then they complain that they can’t find men.
They work as hard as men, earn as much, buy their own houses, and live with their dogs. They need nothing.
So what would a man want with a woman who doesn’t need him?
Glad you’re ducking, because my aim is as good as any man’s.ducks
Whatever feminism urged women to do, whatever nail they started pounding into the coffin of civilization, men pounded that nail home.
Many women have had to become virtual men out of necessity. Sure they can find men, but not responsible men who can keep a job or a promise or a vow. Yes, it would be nice to be taken care of, but I personally have had to work harder than my xh (he only has one job.) and I’ve had to maintain my house. And my dog is good protection because I don’t have a husband to do it.
It’s not that women don’t need men. They’ve had to fend for themselves because too many men like to be unchained, irresponsible and they’ll live with the girlfriend rather than make a commitment and make her his wife. Too many jokes out there about men who are out the door when you say the M word.
Should the solution be that I have to tell my daughters they are not as smart as a man, and they are relegated to second-class citizenship and lower salaries and rental homes for the duration of their lives if they do not find a kind, principled, devout and faithful man to share their lives (who will not die one minute before they do.)
I used to be told by xh that I was the smartest woman he knew. I always asked him “Does that still make me stupider than the dumbest man you know?”
There is a difference between feminism as preached by the world and a true feminism and respect for women as taught by the church. I think many men have made themselves practically irrelevant by their own actions. What woman really needs a drinking, angry, violent or philandering man to “take care of her.”
It’s easier to take care of yourself. And healthier. I’m just glad that in this society I wasn’t reduced to taking in laundry or begging on the street corner to do that.