Posted by
Evangeline on Thursday, April 26, 2007 12:16:29 PM
No doubt about it, ladies, our feminist would-be leaders are frustrated with us. Decades of propaganda, and most of us still like men, and hope to have families and ongoing, committed relationships with them. Not girlymen,.not wusses, not metrosexuals – MEN. And it’s time we speak up and let the guys know it, before they are intergenerationally and permanently confused.
The American Association of University Women recently reported that after a number of years in the workforce, college-educated women earn only 69% of what men earn. Wasn’t one of the main goals of the feminist movement to achieve wage parity with men? With women surpassing men in education, can’t they even point to progress on their most basic gripe?
Besides not delivering on the wage issue, feminist propaganda and the sexual revolution have contributed to the creation of a world of confused children, regretful childless women, skewed age demographics, unstable and broken relationships, and STDs. We will be mopping up and paying for the debris for generations. Their proposed solution to the problem is corporate childrearing in a welfare state. Thanks a bunch.
The problem, some feminists complain, is that after all the sturm and drang, the majority of women are not cooperating with their agenda by exploring their masculine side and igniting their aggression afterburners. Could it be that most women, after exploring the magical, mystical world of employment, really don’t find it all that, and decide that raising children is a higher priority for them? Of course, the leadership would not understand that, as childrearing appears to be for many of them, an ancillary activity.
In other words (gasp), are there actually differences between men and women?
In today’s economy, most women must work. This broad exposure to all segments of the workplace may produce some benefit. Women have discovered the baloney their men put up with every day to do what comes naturally to most men, i.e., assumption of the major financial responsibility for a family, and will be more sympathetic and supportive partners.