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21.04.04.0059Su THE GENDER ROLES OF MEN ARE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION!

Feminism has succeeded in eliminating virtually all the gender roles expected womankind by first society then the law itself – so be it.

But what about the gender roles expected of men – there’s been no deviation as they still exist.

Any notion that society or any woman is entitled to any part of the fruits of Man’s labor is itself a Social Construction that been codified into the laws of humankind – having no place in the punishment assigned to man at Genesis 3: 17-19.

There is no obligation inherent to the male gender to provide and/or protect anyone other than themselves. Marriage contracts were intended as a trade contract – nothing more. The male sex having readily been portrayed by feminism & accepted as the cause of all the evils of this world, for what purpose does marriage serve other than to oppress the female sex – OR SO HAS BEEN ASSERTED BY THEM?

#MGTOW (Men Going Their Own Way) is a philosophy of life in accordance with 1 Corinthian Chapter 7. Won’t you give it a thought – IT’S NOT A SOCIAL CONSTRUCT?

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Genesis 3:17 And unto Adam he said, Because thou hast hearkened unto the voice of thy wife, and hast eaten of the tree, of which I commanded thee, saying, Thou shalt not eat of it: cursed is the ground for thy sake; in sorrow shalt thou eat of it all the days of thy life; 18 Thorns also and thistles shall it bring forth to thee; and thou shalt eat the herb of the field; 19 In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread, till thou return unto the ground; for out of it wast thou taken: for dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return.
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Posted by: The Prim Reaper Jul 31, 2020
“This Video is a Social Construct”

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Answer 1

I was - and suppose still am - a supporter of traditional feminism, that being the demand for a "voice and a choice." That is, to have a say in matters involving their own lives and the ability to choose what to do with that life. To me, that only made sense.

Modern feminism has largely abandoned those ideals - witness how feminists react when a woman chooses to be a tradwife - and now push a narrative that seems more akin to female supremacy than it does the equal partnership of yesteryear. And this would be all fine, well, and good - at least for the ladies - if it led them to happier, more productive lives. But by every measure, women are becoming more and more depressed with each successive generation.

Tim Pool actually did a segment about this the other day, citing a report that indicates over 50% of left-leaning Millennial generation women have sought treatment for depression. Which begs the question: they have more freedom and agency than any generation of women that ever lived(1), yet are incredibly unhappy; what's the disconnect? Could it be that women convinced themselves that living as men was the panacea for happiness, without bothering to observe that men were hardly thrilled about being wage slaves, but did it for their families as part of their natural instinct to be provider? And now they're seeing the stark truth but are so "locked in" at this point, they don't know how to back out?

(1) Barring perhaps ancient matriarchal tribes and civilizations.

Answer 2

Women do get equal pay. Only a few CEO's get massive incomes which skewers the numbers. Then us ordinary men get yelled at by women about things we have no control over. But women can yell at men but soon as we answer back it is called abuse.


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