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1041. Feminators As Terminators II


Women have for several decades listened only to women talk about men, what they do and don’t do and should and shouldn’t be. What parts of Feminism were ever imposed on society after seeking inputs from men? Little, although some male lawyers, politicians, and bureaucrats overloaded with power sought advantage. They helped radical women ram Feminism politically and legally down masculine throats with cries of inequality, sexual harassment, abuse, economic bias, and refusal to accept every kind of manly defense. Feminators continue the pressure.

Feminators: Political correctioneers filled with sour attitudes, bitterness, dreams of matriarchy, and little or no affirming use of men (because they mostly can’t capture the ones they want or keep ones they capture).

Men have been culturally intimidated, criticized, demeaned, and confused. They have withdrawn from husbanding and fathering responsibilities. Early feminists led the way allegedly trying to stamp out patriarchy, but other women tolerated and followed their lead until cultural values dismissed men as creatures credible about caring, compassion, and understanding. Feminists also led the way to free and easy sex to compensate men for allowing such dramatic cultural changes.

The results? Today, not men but women define beauty. The Sisterhood makes more and more of blonde, blue-eyed, tall, and thin. They use sex as the theme to attract men, upstage female competitors, and serialize boyfriends.

Less endowed and fortunate females have to use extremes. They make do without competitive appeal. It embitters them and pushes some toward Feminator roles. Men go along for the frequent and convenient sex, but it weakens commitment and virtually prevents manly devotion to one woman especially for life.

When men define beauty, there’s room for almost all females as keepers. When women define beauty, all but the best are excluded from keeperhood. Feminism enabled the latter and Feminators emerge because of it.

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