When you look at older cultures, traditions and religions, you'll notice the way they handle females. In Islam, they ought to wear a headscarf in order to not arouse males, and gain attention. They're not allowed to talk back. In some cultures like India and some places in Morocco, they marry their daughters off to men who are well off, and won't abuse their children, giving no free choice to the woman to select a potential husband. The men seemed to know that if women were given free choice, they mostly chose the badboy alpha male who won't be able to provide security, abuses the family, and leaves them behind. They seemed to know this.

Females were treated about the same like children are treated. Constantly told what to do, who to marry, keep their virginity until they are married, constantly protected from other tribes, and constantly needing supervision when they are alone. It's known that once a woman sleeps around, that her ability to pairbond decreases, and people in history seemed to know that. Males were also sure that they were not being cuckholded. If a woman behaved like a man, they would be slapped or punished. They seemed to know that when a woman dominates a man, he and his offspring might turn into little pussies, and thus the chance to survive decreases. They knew that if you allow women to vote or make big decisions, that they will be impulsive and destroy their society.

My question is... How did people in history know female nature so well??? Did feminism or matriarchy exist in the stone age or in the beginning of agriculture? Thus they knew about it, and the father passed their knowledge on female nature, to their sons? People in history seemed to predict everything that could happen if you were to give females even a slight advantage over males. They killed or punished cheating wives, and we know that they don't contribute anything to society. Women who aborted babies were stoned, or worse. Women who slept around were stoned, so that the others wouldn't do the same. How did men know all of this in history? It almost seemed like we have forgotten about all of this in the 60's. How did we forget female nature so fast? Did feminism perhaps exist the moment they had it more comfortable in egyptian times, greek civilization, roman time? Perhaps feminism did exist back then, and men came to their senses. I don't know, it could be different. Please tell me how you think they predicted the outcomes, or how they knew female nature. It doesn't have to be long, and I'll look things up myself. Thanks!