How Celibate Women Became a Threat
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How Celibate Women Became a Threat
For over 60 years, women have had unprecedented control over their fertility and sexual selectivity. On all fronts — graduation rates, life expectancy, and even job security — men are increasingly the second sex. However, for all the achievements of the feminist era, feminism failed to deliver on the promise of women’s happiness.
Rollo Tomassi • The Rational Male - The Players Handbook: A Red Pill Guide to Game
Part of the sex drought is due to the slow-life strategy of young adults delaying settling down with a romantic partner.
Jean M. Twenge • Generations
The problem today’s daters face is that the mass adoption of online dating apps has not only eroded incentives to switch from explore to exploit mode, it has made exploration itself boring and dysfunctional.
Shreeda Segan • Dangerous Dating Protocols Web
The 21st-century single woman is the one who has to prove her complete humanity by performing her contentment. She is empowered; she’s badass; she slays. She might also grieve—but no one really wants to talk about that.
The movement has taken off on TikTok, where #celibacyjourney has nearly 40 million views, and videos of women discussing celibacy garner hundreds of thousands of views and hundreds of comments. While some men have posted about it, the majority of posts appear to be from young, heterosexual women — often seeking to address the role that patriarchy a... See more
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