Women are villains, men are saints
in Psychology ·
Nora is feeling miserable. As specified by:
It seems being born female is essentially the worst-case scenario. That probably explains why most people jump for joy the second they find out they’re having a son.
I have a theory, but I’m not going to lay it all out right now.
Nora is miserable. As stated by:
Should I feel ashamed just because I'm a woman?
How could anyone possibly fall for such absolute nonsense? I like women.
Steven Johnson3 said:It seems like a bunch of threads have been sparked lately, all centered around these PDFs that basically categorize women as nothing but trash. It looks like being female is being treated as the ultimate misfortune. I suppose that’s why so many people celebrate when they find out they’re having a son. Honestly, this whole mess probably traces back to Adam. But why such sweeping generalizations? Does this criticism apply to older generations, or just the younger ones? Is it meant to be universal? Should I feel ashamed simply because I am a woman? And why are feminists constantly being belittled? Would these critics actually prefer if things hadn't changed—if women were still stuck at home without any rights at all?
It’s simple logic. If you're chasing absolute equality in every single capacity, then by all means, go sign up for heavy labor—digging in quarries, firefighting, construction, or joining the military. I’m not saying those roles don't exist for women, but let’s be realistic: a woman weighing 150 pounds isn't going to perform identically to a rancher weighing 250. To avoid any misunderstanding, I am fully in favor of gender equality; I don't believe for a second that a woman should be excluded... 😉There’s a designated spot in the kitchen, but if we actually achieved total and absolute equality, one group wouldn't be labeled "men" and the other "women," would they?
The primary reason I find feminism laughable is pretty simple: they claim to want equality, yet they spend their time bashing men and insisting they don't need them. It’s a contradiction. If you bother to look at the Bible, it’s clear that men and women are meant to be together—one can't function without the other. From that perspective, modern feminism looks less like a movement for equality and more like pure chauvinism. It is blatant, forced hypocrisy. To me, this version of feminism has nothing to do with true gender equality; it feels more like an Inquisition where a good intention spiraled completely out of control.
Steven Johnson3 said:It seems like a bunch of threads have been sparked lately, all centered around these PDFs that basically categorize women as nothing but trash. It looks like being female is being treated as the ultimate misfortune. I suppose that’s why so many people celebrate when they find out they’re having a son. Honestly, this whole mess probably traces back to Adam. But why such sweeping generalizations? Does this criticism apply to older generations, or just the younger ones? Is it meant to be universal? Should I feel ashamed simply because I am a woman? And why are feminists constantly being belittled? Would these critics actually prefer if things hadn't changed—if women were still stuck at home without any rights at all?
God help us.
I can't say I agree with the title itself, let alone the premise.