1. If men give me willingly, they withheld what was always supposed to be mine.

  2. If men give me unwillingly, they withdraw what should be mine.

  3. If men give me not, they must suffer until it's mine.

We (men) see modern women's attitude (especially feminism - which is an extension of female nature) as entitled because when we draw that conclusion we do it based on our own reference system (when it comes to what we automatically deserve).

What we deserve is nothing beyond basic human rights and opportunity, everything else is the result of effort and sometimes luck. The only exception are the 1% if people born into royalty or business/political elite.

The 3 laws above show the fundamentally different views (mentally healthy ) men and women hold towards entitlement.

When it comes to what caused women to embrace this sophistry I can only speculate. Maybe it's because historically, women's only way to acquire wealth/influence/status was though marriage. Meaning their sex, their physicality and their overall image was rewarded (by men though marriage) with value.

I said feminism is an extension of female nature because throughout history , every attempt at emancipation by women had an emotional basis. The most common argument, one that is very popular today, is adopting the victim position, exploiting the male tendency to want to protect women.

It wasn't hard to justify your victim status as a woman in the 1920s, especially when you compare it to the level of idiocy and ridiculousness of the attempts today. I'm talking about the recent "UCSB killer hated women therefore every male gaze means I'm a victim in danger" nonsense. It's the same tired tactic exploiting benevolent white knights for attention, victim points and ultimately, political pull. #Hillary2016

As long as men fall for this travesty, the ever expanding definition of "male oppression of women" and feminism as an ideology, beta bucks and frivolous divorce settlements - will continue ad nauseum. Why? because of the way women see what they deserve - parasitic. It's not meant to end.