Monk mode in a pretty desolate place has me writing a lot lately. Here is my latest bit.

A big problem nowadays and something I see mentioned in a lot of posts is peoples fathers. It wasn't our generation (20's-30 somethings) that let it get to this point, it was our parents generation. Our parents were the ones who first gave in to radical feminism. Not just the men but the women. Mothers who did not use the influential men in their lives to teach their sons what it means to be a man. They had the "the greatest generation" as an example and still failed to hand down the torch.

The cycle began with mothers. Fathers lead by example, but mothers are the ones who do most of the actual teaching. Which parent is the one that raised you the most? Your mother. It is a mans job to be a man, it is a woman's job to BUILD men. This is one of the roles that feminism has robbed women of. And as a result, we are not only raising generations of weak men, but generations of weak women. Strong women is what our society needs just as much as strong men. And not the type of "strong woman" that feminism preaches. That type of woman is a pathetic woman. Strong men take care of the present, strong women care for the future.

Strong women not only guide generations to come, but hold the family together while pushing their husbands to their maximum potential. Such a VITAL role. Feminism would take a massive shit on this role that developed through thousands of years of gender evolution and call it a "primitive social construct." Feminism teaches women that building a family is only a minor facet of their life and they deserve much "more." When in reality it is in their DNA to be their MAIN aspiration and passion in life. No wonder women have become a labyrinth of contradiction and hypocrisy. No wonder so many of their families end up broken. No wonder they are raising weak children.

Feminism does the opposite of empower women. It disenfranchises their natural ability to guide us through the generations and hold up the walls of our society. They need to reconnect with their identity just as much as we do. As recently stated, Red Pill men don't hate women. We hate what most women (and as a result, most men) have become.

The following is an ironic quote from "Fight Club" that begins with the truths that the main character had found, and ends with the harsh reality of what it had become. His ideal persona that originally helped him attain freedom, had now become his master, thus robbing him of that same freedom. This is feminism. Originally giving women an identity, a right to vote, and a right to be equal members of society; has now become their master, robbing them of their true identity, whether they know it or not.

“You are not your job, you're not how much money you have in the bank. You are not the car you drive. You're not the contents of your wallet. You are not your fucking khakis. You are all singing, all dancing crap of the world.”