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The more beautiful the woman was when she was younger, the more she had been treated like a celebrity—what I call a genetic celebrity—and therefore the more she felt like a has-been. It’s harder to lose something you’ve had than never to have it to begin with. As she became increasingly invisible, she felt increasingly disposable and increasingly a
... See moreWarren Farrell • The Myth of Male Power
Here is another example. If you go door to door in our nation and talk to citizens about domestic violence, almost everyone will insist that they do not support male violence against women, that they believe it to be morally and ethically wrong. However, if you then explain that we can only end male violence against women by challenging patriarchy,
... See morebell hooks • All About Love: New Visions (Love Song to the Nation Book 1)
um número cada vez maior de papéis femininos representava vítimas de estupro ou prostitutas.
Naomi Wolf • O mito da beleza: Como as imagens de beleza são usadas contra as mulheres (Portuguese Edition)
Game has been described as the logical social reaction to the women that the past 60+ years of feminism, social feminization and feminine primacy has created for the men of today.
Rollo Tomassi • The Rational Male
fair land—let's call it 'Feminisia,'"
Charlotte Gilman • Herland
As I listen, I think that he, like many of the men and women who come to me, is an essentialist. He thinks his wife simply is a cold person; it’s her essential nature. I suspect, when I meet her, it will be a very different story.
Bruce Springsteen • Us: Getting Past You and Me to Build a More Loving Relationship (Goop Press)
Is the seven-year gap biological? If it is, it wouldn’t have been just a one-year gap in 1920. If men lived seven years longer than women, feminists would have helped us understand that life expectancy was the best measure of who had the power. And they would be right. Power is the ability to control one’s life. Death tends to reduce control. Life
... See moreWarren Farrell • The Myth of Male Power
Little Journeys Vol. 13: Great Lovers by Elbert Hubbard: John Stuart Mill and Harriet Taylor
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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.