The real feminine power has always been women's capacity to give birth. When a man woos a woman what he's saying is something like "I want you, not others, to have my children". Why Feminism has become all over the place, as well as society? Most men and women are able to find a partner to have children with but there are some women of the specie who cannot: they can biologically have babies but they can't find someone who would do it with them for many reasons and they find solace in Feminism, which is an ideology that encourages women to go against their own natural needs. Why is society so messy? Because the goal of any living being is to carry on with the species to pass them their own genes. The goal of feminism is totally the opposite. People now have lost their biologically purpose.
I agree with a lot of this, but I don't agree on there being significant numbers of women who
can't find mates. Barring some (truly sad and unfortunate) cases, almost any woman can find multiple guys who want to at least sleep with them. They may not be males models, but they are out there in large numbers. I see "unfuckable" women
everywhere who are with guys who want them, more often now that morbid obesity is a major Western problem.
I think women who are drawn to the extreme messages of destructive, anti-male feminism (distinct from genuinely useful feminism) are often damaged people. They
could find mates, but for certain (probably trauma-based) reasons they have taken themselves out of the game. They're a lot like male "incels," the majority of which, I am convinced, feel like shit about themselves and are not really
trying. And like incels, they're drawn in by the always seductive belief that all their problems are caused by the external world.
The pathologization of childbirth
is a serious problem, though. Having kids isn't just an example of female power, it's the most important thing imaginable for any member of the species. Having kids is optional for the individual, but it is
not optional for the entire population. Yet more and more people are opting out of the most important thing they could ever do in favor of things that, though meaningful to them, won't be meaningful long-term. Or they're starting to have children far too late in life to, collectively, match population replacement numbers. It's frightening.
