The truth is feminism has destroyed the family and poisoned women against
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I would say that you're a weak man. There has been no insanity created. It was insane to hold women back. You right-wingers take anecdotes of extreme situations and try to make that into something. Overall, feminism has been good for men and women.
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Feminism means a generation of fat blue haired women with anxiety and depression were created. No one is afraid of them
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Today's 'liberated' woman has lots of problems unknown to women of the past.
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Hafar1014
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Today's 'liberated' woman has lots of problems unknown to women of the past.
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Yikes!
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Only with other women or men who are pussiesWell, liberated women do put out more. That good for us men.
Young men are the ones who are more depressed than ever.
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Twice as many women than men suffer far more from anxiety and depression. As a therapist who has treated many I can confirm this. Hormones paly a large role.
Depression in males often manifests as anger
Women's increased risk of depression
Women are diagnosed with depression more often than men are. Discover what factors may contribute to that increased risk.
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Women are nearly twice as likely as men to be diagnosed with depression. Depression can occur at any age.
Some mood changes and depressed feelings occur with normal hormonal changes. But hormonal changes alone don't cause depression. Other biological factors, inherited traits, and personal life circumstances and experiences are associated with a higher risk of depression. Here's what contributes to depression in women.
Puberty
Hormone changes during puberty may increase some girls' risk of developing depression. However, temporary mood swings related to fluctuating hormones during puberty are normal — these changes alone don't cause depression.
Puberty is often associated with other experiences that can play a role in depression, such as:
- Emerging sexuality and identity issues
- Conflicts with parents
- Increasing pressure to achieve in school, sports or other areas of life
Premenstrual problems
For most females with premenstrual syndrome (PMS), symptoms such as abdominal bloating, breast tenderness, headache, anxiety, irritability and experiencing the blues are minor and short-lived.
But a small number of females have severe and disabling symptoms that disrupt their studies, jobs, relationships or other areas of their lives. At that point, PMS may cross the line into premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) — a type of depression that generally requires treatment.
The exact interaction between depression and PMS remains unclear. It's possible that cyclical changes in estrogen, progesterone and other hormones can disrupt the function of brain chemicals such as serotonin that control mood. Inherited traits, life experiences and other factors appear to play a role.
Pregnancy
Dramatic hormonal changes occur during pregnancy, and these can affect mood. Other issues also may increase the risk of developing depression during pregnancy or during attempts to become pregnant, such as:
- Lifestyle or work changes or other life stressors
- Relationship problems
- Previous episodes of depression, postpartum depression or PMDD
- Lack of social support
- Unintended or unwanted pregnancy
- Miscarriage
- Infertility
- Stopping use of antidepressant medications
Postpartum depression
Many new mothers find themselves sad, angry and irritable, and experience crying spells soon after giving birth. These feelings — sometimes called the baby blues — are normal and generally subside within a week or two. But more-serious or long-lasting depressed feelings may indicate postpartum depression, particularly if signs and symptoms include:
- Crying more often than usual
- Low self-esteem or feeling like you're a bad mom
- Anxiety or feeling numb
- Trouble sleeping, even when your baby is sleeping
- Problems with daily functioning
- Inability to care for your baby
- Thoughts of harming your baby
- Thoughts of suicide
- Major hormonal fluctuations that influence mood
- The responsibility of caring for a newborn
- Predisposition to mood and anxiety disorders
- Pregnancy and birth complications
- Breast-feeding problems
- Infant complications or special needs
- Poor social support
Perimenopause and menopause
Risk of depression may increase during the transition to menopause, a stage called perimenopause, when hormone levels may fluctuate erratically. Depression risk may also rise during early menopause or after menopause — both times when estrogen levels are significantly reduced.
Most women who experience bothersome menopausal symptoms don't develop depression. But these factors may increase the risk:
- Interrupted or poor sleep
- Anxiety or a history of depression
- Stressful life events
- Weight gain or a higher body mass index (BMI)
- Menopause at a younger age
- Menopause caused by surgical removal of the ovaries
Life circumstances and culture
The higher rate of depression in women isn't due to biology alone. Life circumstances and cultural stressors can play a role, too. Although these stressors also occur in men, it's usually at a lower rate. Factors that may increase the risk of depression in women include:
- Unequal power and status. Women are much more likely than men to live in poverty, causing concerns such as uncertainty about the future and decreased access to community and health care resources. These issues can cause feelings of negativity, low self-esteem and lack of control over life.
- Work overload. Often women work outside the home and still handle home responsibilities. Many women deal with the challenges of single parenthood, such as working multiple jobs to make ends meet. Also, women may be caring for their children while also caring for sick or older family members.
- Sexual or physical abuse. Women who were emotionally, physically or sexually abused as children or adults are more likely to experience depression at some point in their lives than those who weren't abused. Women are more likely than men to experience sexual abuse.
Other conditions that occur with depression
Women with depression often have other mental health conditions that need treatment as well, such as:
- Anxiety. Anxiety commonly occurs along with depression in women.
- Eating disorders. There's a strong link between depression in women and eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia.
- Drug or alcohol misuse. Some women with depression also have some form of unhealthy substance use or dependence. Substance misuse can worsen depression and make it harder to treat.
Recognizing depression and seeking treatment
Although depression might seem overwhelming, there's effective treatment. Even severe depression often can be successfully treated. Seek help if you have any signs and symptoms of depression, such as:
- Ongoing feelings of sadness, guilt or hopelessness
- Loss of interest in things you once enjoyed
- Significant changes in your sleep pattern, such as trouble falling or staying asleep or sleeping too much
- Fatigue or unexplained pain or other physical symptoms without an apparent cause
- Problems concentrating or remembering things
- Changes in appetite leading to significant weight loss or weight gain
- Physical aches and pains
- Feeling as though life isn't worth living, or having thoughts of suicide
Not sure how to get treatment? Consider turning to your primary care provider first — for example, your family doctor, internist, nurse practitioner, obstetrician or gynecologist. If needed, your primary care provider can refer you to a mental health professional who specializes in diagnosing and treating depression.
Remember, depression is both common and treatable. If you think you're depressed, don't hesitate to seek help.
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The contemporary conservative movement is not just the home of White Nationalism, but straight up conspiracy theories such as rigged elections, anti-vax, Jewish Cabals, chemtrails, Mrs. Macron being a man and space-laser-weather-controls. Trump, RFK, Vance, MTG, Owens,Tucker and Fuentes. All people with horrible ideas and no respect for reality.
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Extreme ideas
There are 1000 genders and they can be changed.
Men can use womens bathrooms.
Defund police no bail let criminals run free
Green energy mandates that cant meet future demand
And if that isnt enough lets nominate a senile mentally impaired idiot to be president and a VP who cant articulate a thought. Lets run her for president too.
And all of that pales in comparison to the left believing that a man can become a woman.
Yes, all of which derives from a disregard of reality and reason which the right fully agrees on.
You are cooked. Your brain is rotten.
Like I said, y'all are the same.
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is feminism has destroyed the family, poisoned women against fathers and husbands. Women are doing 90% of divorces over every tiny thing and it is destroying the family and lives of our children. Men are losing custody to our children 90% of the time in family court.
There's only two ways forward
1. Make divorce much harder. Literally a judge and jury needs to find it life or death in order to grant it.
2. Mandate marriage again! Have a kid with someone? You will be marrying them. and you will stay with them and raise the baby.
3. We need to get feminism that poisons women against men the **** out of our schools, media and society in general.
Not saying anyone deserves abuse or not to be able to seek their dreams, but feminism has created an environment that is destroying the west. It isn't fair for the dad, husband or the kids.
Progressives should care that the global population is set to fall
Don’t let polarization distract you from one of the most important issues the world faces.www.vox.com
Or 2. men need to just walk the **** away from most women that believe in this shit. I am serious. You shouldn't be treated as trash and it is only going to get worse.
We will need to develop other means for child creation for men...Men deserve to be able to form families and the stability of having one.
-Womb transplants
-External wombs
-And accept homosexual relationships to aid in the stability for the children.
Maybe tradition wasn't so wrong? What way do we go????
At this point if women insist then we should develop the means to have our own kids and we're better off with other men. That is just reality. We're watching the collapse of the family all over the world and also the population with it. It is going to get ugly. We have hard choices ahead of us.
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The past century has brought about more societal change in the United States and the entire world than any other century before it. Among the most influential of these trends is the movement of feminism, which arose in America in the 1960s. While conservatives and Christians are quick to condemn...digitalcommons.liberty.edu
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Feminism has destabilized the American family
In 1970, three furious feminist tracts dominated the bestseller lists: Kate Millett’s “Sexual Politics,” Germaine Greer’s “The Female Eunuch,” and Shulamith Firestone’s “The Dialectic of Sex.” They…nypost.com
It wasn't feminism, although feminism did benefit from the consequences of President Johnson's Great Society. In 1960 around 4.7% of the babies born in the US were born to unwed mothers. Nowadays, that number has climbed to over 40% of babies born today. The numbers become more staggering, if you filter for ethnic or socioeconomic factures. Children raised by single mothers are 5 times more likely to remain in poverty, get arrested, or fail to complete high school.
However, blaming the women for men not being men could be expected. At least you are willing to admit that the men got whipped by a bunch of women and gave up, rather than the government built the mess we are in and will never fix it.
So you believe a man can become a woman?
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