I think this is going to be especially painful for men to come to terms with, and something that a lot of feminist men haven’t fully considered.

As most of us know, the biggest fundamental issue with feminist policies is that they’re great at giving women wealth and power by taking it from men, but do nothing to change societal expectations of men to be wealthy and powerful.

As a result when feminists make it harder for men to get an education, jobs, and recognition for their achievements, it strips their ability to earn wealth and status while society still expects them to have just as much. In turn men that inherit wealth and connections from their families will appear much more valuable, and more women will be competing for these inheritors since normal men will not have options to earn what others start out with.

When I think of it this way it makes a lot of sense why the upper class supports feminism. It essentially changes how men are valued to have preference for the upper class’s main strength of inheriting while forcing working men and women to work harder to keep up with competition.