I made these graphs (sorry for potato paint quality) and was looking for some feedback on them: http://imgur.com/eOsdrwG I know that there are a lot of assumptions built into the model and that my microeconomics is pretty rusty.

My thoughts:

Feminism shifts supply curve of sex down and to the right due to a paradigm shift (or change in values/way of thinking), increasing equilibrium quantity and decreasing equilibrium price.

This causes the supply curve of marriage to shift up and to the left, as higher availability of sex decreases men's desire and need to marry.

Results of feminism for women regarding sex and marriage:

-Men have more frequent sex and it requires less status and effort.

-Women must be more promiscuous in order to be competitive, have a harder time getting married.