2409270100F THE FUTURE IS SPINSTERHOOD!

Does a red pill for men mean that women get a free black pill?

I’ve noticed this word “empower” cast around by feminist women to describe something – a feeling of freedom I suppose? I’ve put its definition herein below in hopes that someone can enlighten me as to precisely what women think has ever been denied them – outside of historical & biological context, of course?

If women find this empowerment so pleasurable, men would like to have some as well -- surely women could share? I’d bet that men would be more than willing to trade some of their yoke for some of that delectable empowerment.

As for spinsterhood, MGTOW (Men Going Their Own Way) philosophy of life would be happier if 100% of women were single by 2030 instead of just 45%.

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“45% of Women SINGLE by 2030?”

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“Rosalind Russell's best scene in Picnic.”

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Em·pow·er
/imˈpouər/
verb

1. give (someone) the authority or power to do something:

"nobody was empowered to sign checks on her behalf"

Similar: authorize, license, entitle, permit, allow, sanction, warrant, commission, delegate, certify, accredit, qualify, give someone the authority, give someone permission, enable, equip, give the power to, give the means to.

Informal: give the go-ahead to, give the green light to, OK, give the OK to, give the thumbs up to.

Opposite: forbid.

▪ make (someone) stronger and more confident, especially in controlling their life and claiming their rights:

"movements to empower the poor"

Similar: emancipate, unyoke, unfetter, unshackle, unchain, set free, give freedom to.

Historical: enfranchise.

Opposite: enslave.

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