Ever noticed how a mainstream strong woman is defined as a woman taking on a mans job or somehow replacing a mans role? You rarely see a cleaning lady being called strong, but you'll often see it used about really anything that has been seen as a mans job through history - even if their 'strength' is just defined by which profession they chose. Especially feminists love using the term, and I dont think they realize how they really just confirm red pill logic. I hope I'm making sense, english isnt my native language.
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