Probably one of the most red pilled men to ever live, and who's work must be brought back in to the this sphere.

Otto Weininger was an Austrian philosopher, critic and writer. He was born on April 3, 1880.

Weininger, as is commonly known, shot himself in the autumn of 1903 at the early age of twenty-three, in the house in Vienna where Beethoven had died. According to reports, he believed his life's work had been completed and that his vision of truth was absolute. Consequently, he preferred  not to continue experiencing the lurid carnival of the world.

Here is an excerpt from his genius work, Sex and Character:

"A woman’s demand for emancipation and her qualification for it are in direct proportion to the amount of maleness in her. The idea of emancipation, however, is many-sided, and its indefiniteness is increased by its association with many practical customs which have nothing to do with the theory of emancipation. By the term emancipation of a woman I imply neither her mastery at home nor her subjection of her husband. I have not in mind the courage which enables her to go freely by night or by day unaccompanied in public places, or the disregard of social rules which prohibit bachelor women from receiving visits from men, or discussing or listening to discussions of sexual matters. I exclude from my view the desire for economic independence, the becoming fit for positions in technical schools, universities and conservatoires or teachers’ institutes. And there may be many other similar movements associated with the word emancipation which I do not intend to deal with. Emancipation, as I mean to discuss it, is not the wish for an outward equality with man, but what is of real importance in the woman question, the deep-seated craving to acquire man's character, to attain his mental and moral freedom, to reach his real interests and his creative power. I maintain that the real female element has neither the desire nor the capacity for emancipation in this sense."

I genuinely believe that the highlighted section above, is at the root of what feminists want, but they have no idea that its what their actual desire is. This is why feminism will always fail.