Gosh, I watched the whole thing. It was over before I could shut it off.

Women need to stop defining themselves as goddesses. Women like to present themselves to men that way and then despise them when they fall for it.

For these women, in the video, the relationship of men and women is one of competition.

They say that men feel threatened by a woman that makes more than them. This is true. But that just makes my point that, to them it is a competition.

The truth is that women no longer need the protection of men. Men have protected women through the ages. Being dominant physically, it has been their role. The woman can thus feel safe to bring up their children under his protection. It's why "looks" in the past have not been the determining factor in their preference for a familial relationship. They want the most powerful man they can get.

It has been an undeniable fact that women have in the past suffered some abuse under this complementary relationship where women trade security and protection from the most powerful men they can attract for the future security of themselves and their offspring. Even tolerating a certain degree of abuse to ward off a scarier, lonely world they would face on their own. Obviously, I am generalizing. Every relationship is different but this is a basis to the relationship of men and women.

Today, women are not looking so much to men for protection. The State does a lot of that and so women tend to be progressive, voting democrat, or liberal, who will promise them the most in the way of "equality" which today they have been taught to prefer over procreating and nurturing a family.

The interviewer in this video says she doesn't feel threatened by someone making more than they do.
Of course not. It's generally what they want in a relationship. She was 27 when she decided she wanted to be a lesbian but a real lesbian is not submissive. She just got tired of men ditching her.

Men today are just as confused about women and sex and gender. Today women want them to share in the housework and be equal in everything. If they don't hold that dominant position over them they will end the relationship. For those relationships that last they come to an acceptance of each other and find security in their complementary roles. Trust is of course a big factor in longevity.

I think I have rambled on long enough. The game is different today. Men are competing with the State for the relationship of women and families. Women are less interested in creating families and more interested in participating in society. Women maybe don't realize they have always been dominant in creating relationships. Men certainly haven't.