I saw a post on a radical feminist blog about how celibacy and not entertaining heterosexual men in relationships is their weapon against the "patriarchy". Which got me thinking. Men simp for women, go head over heels, and ignore their own needs all for sex/attraction/attention.

If, by some way of self-control, we chose to be more and more comfortable with the idea of being celibate( not necessarily being celibate itself), could we have fewer simps and fewer white knights in the male population overall? And as a consequence, a stronger case of men's rights?

Because when I see feminist arguments, it usually ends with " we won't have sex with you". Now, of course, the problem of the continuity of the human race is there but leave that aside for a second. If the idea of being celibate for some time was not AS catastrophic to us as it is now, is it possible feminism would have less influence?

Of course, I am not saying all of us have to celibate for the cause of MRM, that would be pure insanity. I merely wish to encourage a discussion on the idea, that if we were all not running after relationships with women, perhaps the effect on our lives would be positive.