someone had to speak the truth. just listen to 5 minutes of Mazie Hirono or Gillibrand talking
So you've just noticed this, huh? Women have always been superior to men in a very important way. Their primeval role was one of godlike overlord rule of men's lives. Empires since time out of mind have risen by the bloodied hands of men, true, and yet women also ruled the nights and days of the most powerful civilization founding men. In this role, as advisor, concubine, matriarch, master of intrigue and supreme advisor, women thrived and often co-governed from the shadows of their imperial husbands and sons and fathers.
And so it always was, a similar role for women in families, and even business empires as well. But somewhere down the line radical militant feminists decided they wanted to dispense with their eonian female roles and actually become men, removing men from their ancient role and assuming it themselves. However, as we're now seeing (and suffering from) in Western societies, the feminist drive to become men and turn men into women has torn the primeval fabric or balance of human civilization, giving rise to many horrors—perversions and debauchery and sadistic social policies and practices which are consequences of women no longer fulfilling their ancient roles, and too many men thinking they are cute but no threat as they voluntarily hand them their balls. We're out of balance. We need to get it back. Getting it back does not mean taking anything away from the modern women she didn't already have already.
Women should be venerated and celebrated for who and what they are and always have been, and above all else, they should stop trying to be men, stop trying feminize future male generations. Things still go bump in the night, and future women will surely regret the lack of hard as iron men to go into the dark and sort out for them what dwells in there, after the last real man is gone and only effeminate girly men remain.
Humans are born with a whole range of "personalities" and why should the fact that I was born with a uterus make it necessary for me to adhere to a certain stereotypical role all my life? Or the fact that you were born with a penis mean that you must be a "hard as iron" fix it and kill it type?
It isn't really fair to any of us. Our innate differences are more biological than behavioral; that has been confirmed in study after study. There are more differences WITHIN the sexes than BETWEEN the sexes. Some men are nervous and timid. Some women are aggressive and fearless.
Let us all grow up to enhance the positive propensities we were born with, instead of trying to mold us into certain ancient roles that the modern world have made useless.
I would never suggest or imply or even want for a woman to be or live as some stereotypical caricature under some pretense of asinine contrived cultural limitations. What I speak to are the foundational roles of the sexes. The ethos behavioral base roles of the sexes where grey areas such as weak and timid or butch do not exist. However, I agree with you in so far as cooperation and civility are to be discussed, and yet, and yet, in the most important, primal and ancient sense and situations, a man should be a man, a woman a woman. Women are stronger than men, naturally, but their strength is not so much raw physical power, as their strength is matriarchal, emotional, intellectual and empathetic. All traits which can, and should be applied to modern society as equally as men's strengths, so long as the foundation roles remain intact. Men should do what men do best, and women the same, be that on the battlefield, in the kitchen, down at the office, or on a damn rocket to Mars. Equal, but different, and using their strengths in concert to build a better civilization.
I'm not sure what those "foundational" roles are that you refer to. I think in any close relationship between two people, whether it be a man and a woman or two men or two women, there are naturally going to be differences that "balance" each other out, that allow the two to support each other in their areas of weakness.
You have pretty much said that women and men should have the same opportunities to pursue their interests, regardless of what they are. So what "roles" are left that men and women should adhere to?
Men
are (or damn well should be), the point
men of both civilization, and the primordial human family. Women
are (or should be) the
bedrock foundation on whose strength all men build their civilizations and
families upon. Men lead the way, out of the cave, into the dark forests beyond, and engage in savage combat with those
things in the dark lurking out there. Women meet them on their way back home and bandage their wounds and tell them how better to defeat the monsters, the next time around, and give their beaten, battered men a good (needed) tongue lashing for taking such risks, all the while knowing those risks were necessary.
However
In our modern world of technology, women can and should also aid men, even on the front lines, in aiding us to vanquish those same monsters, the ones out in the world around us, and hiding deep within us. And yet, all the while that modern women are out there helping men fight and innovate, they must remember and stand on and fight with their own unique strengths, their primal natures and virtues, also all the while allowing men to do what they do best, as intended, since time immemorial, which is to be
men, no matter how damn much it bothers them or how many mistakes men might make.
If you think for one moment a woman can be a man, you are critically mistaken and wholly indoctrinated by anti-truth social history. However, even Steven, no man be a woman either, ever, or do as well what women naturally can do, from a God given embodiment of superior strength, a strength different than men possess, yet just as valuable for our race.
Of course any lasting relationship between a man and a woman must be one born of the mutual view held as sacred that husband and wife are
equal. Otherwise, one spouse or the other is somehow dominating the other, either by using physical force, intimidation, deception or malevolent pretext.
My fiancé took a degree in advanced biology, is working on advancing that degree, works as an accountant in the mean time, and is possessed of one amazingly razor sharp intellect, especially gifted with numbers and patterns. Her mind is a sword blade more keen than any physical one I could ever forge or wield, and yet we balance each other's talents out almost perfectly.
She will also go out into the dark forest, metaphorically speaking, and fight the dark things there with me, and I welcome and encourage that. However, end of the day, our foundational roles, while equal in our future marriage, are inherently different. And that difference is amazingly beautiful to me, and primal in its simplicity and flawless potency.
Men and women are not, never will be the
same Tabula Rasa.