Male Role Models Vs Female Role Models

Jeff-404 · 2022-03-14T08:35:05+00:00

If we just act a little bit like a woman, everyone instantly thinks, we are weak, just want nore previliges or are simply called gay. Which isnt an insult but still not true

akihonj · 2022-03-14T10:17:16+00:00

Well if you look at any media now, the question is, what role models do men actually have.

I recall growing up as a child and seeing a plethora of male archetypes, from the Arnold Schwarzenegger type to the stay at home dad who knew his shit in who's the boss.

We had the toxic fucker that everyone hates and nobody I ever knew wanted to be that guy, to the strong silent type who loved his family and worked his ass off for them, he was well respected and valued.

Now what do boys have, a caricature of what a man is, they are inept and weak, scared and timid, reliant on the wife to mother them, have no spine and can't stand up for themselves, let alone provide for or protect their families.

Now here's where it gets interesting, this has for at least the last 20 years been a narrative pushed by feminism within the media, TV and advertising etc. We are now seeing the end result, weak men in society that needs mothering for their entire lives simply because they are terrified of failure and unable to take a risk.

It's a massive self own be feminists, they wanted a screen filled with strong independent women who could boss bitch it all and wanted to portray men as lesser and weaker and boys seeing that, growing up in fatherless homes, another ideology pushed by feminism, results in boys thinking that's how they have to be in order to have a family.

The outcome is women being trained from early age to do all of the work in and out of the home because men can't do either and men being trained from an early age that they shouldn't do either because society doesn't want them anyway and they are nothing more than a sperm donor who takes up space.

I recall TV discussions about this being the outcome over 20 years ago and how it will result in women having to take on greater responsibility than ever before not less, how it will lead to greater unhappiness within women not less, which is exactly what we are seeing now.

Women are giving birth in fewer numbers, of those who are more are doing so in single parent homes and the prison numbers increase not decrease.

In the UK alone more women are hitting mid 30 never being married never having a family, at 35 a woman is considered to be a geriatric pregnancy, so many are just giving up. Sure some are happy with that and happy they aren't ever going to have a child, most aren't though. In fact the suicide rate for women is increasing year on year as they hit that age where having a family is a fantasy. Those who don't remove themselves are showing increased numbers of drug, alcohol and sexual disfunction issues. For the vast majority of these cases it stems from them wanting a family and that never happening for them.

Sperm40mmSprintChamp · 2022-03-14T18:46:07+00:00

Women's role models are always women who act like men

Also worth noting a ton of said female role models when they go female, they for whatever reason seem to always have to show as much skin as possible. Liek I watch MMA, it's fucking stunning how many of these women also have OF or post a shit ton of sexy wear or bikini pictures for attention

Basically teaching girls and young women: be like a man, but be extremely feminine and show it when it's to your advantage.

kaunText · 2022-03-14T05:38:58+00:00

Based

dr_pepper02 · 2022-03-14T17:15:29+00:00

That’s because feminists suffer from internalized misogyny which they project onto others.

Title	Male Role Models Vs Female Role Models
Author	DeputyDak
Upvotes	39
Comments	7
Date	March 13, 2022 9:26 PM UTC (4 years ago)
Subreddit	Posted in /r/AntiFeminists
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