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From http://henrymakow.com/woman-blames-femin...iness.html

Very interesting read. Let's see if this gets taken by any mainstream outlet, which is highly doubtful.

"Woman Blames Feminism for Spoiling Her Life

February 9, 2013

I've really missed out on having a healthy male influence in my life.

by Stephanie
(henrymakow.com)


I grew up without a Dad, and lived through much of the poverty and isolation perpetuated by the second wave of feminism.

When I was little, my Mom had big stacks of MS Magazine lying around, and so she was sucked in by the "big lie" also.

Yes, at that time, women were being harassed without protection at the workplace, domestic abuse was hidden, and "some" women felt miserable in their lives...BUT I STILL agree that these issues were used to undermine heterosexual marriage.

I didn't live through all of those things, being born in 1970, but I have NO doubt my life would have been better if my Mom had known healthy relationships growing up and had been able to give me a two-parent home. (my Dad took off when I was two--leaving my Mom all alone.)

I've really missed out on having a healthy male influence in my life. I see Dads everywhere I look absolutely loving their families and enjoying their kids. Sometimes it feels like I'm looking into another dimension--I can't even remember what it's like to have a man hold my hand when I was little. There are men out there that would lay down their lives for their families and just cherish them so much; that's if they are lucky enough to not get sucked into the divorce machine which victimizes men in so many ways...it's atrocious.

I think it was VERY easy for women to be sucked into feminism back in the 70's, simply because Gloria Steinem and others like her, took valid complaints that women had and promised them the world....mixing truth and lies to serve their agenda....just the way they are now.

I'm not saying I have all the answers but there is no doubt that there were ways to resolve the issues that did exist without tearing up families and maligning men unjustly.

You know, I always wondered how it was possible that 1 in 4 women had been raped, and yet I had never met one woman who had been. As a matter of fact, when I thought about it in my twenties, it seemed like a sure bet, right?

Those are pretty good odds, yes? And yet, there are very few men I've ever felt unsafe around and not ONE man has ever even raised a hand to me....wow, I must just be one of the lucky ones!

So, again, thank you for your work, and please know that there are OTHER women like me who have woken up from the BIG LIE a long time ago, and have looked around them and have seen with their own eyes what beautiful, wise, loving, nurturing, loyal, and capable beings the majority of men truly are!!! :-)


[I asked Stephanie to tell me more about herself.]

As for me, it's so hard thinking about getting back out there...very scary...especially because I feel I will be judged for not being in a relationship for so long. I have no children and have never been married...so, it's all too much to explain sometimes.

I'm self-employed and hope to add other sources of revenue to my income, so that I can keep being independent in this way...but wow, if I met someone who could accept me for who I am, I'd be thrilled to be home and take care of my house, and cook, and garden and maybe adopt some beautiful munchkins!!!

Okay...hope that wasn't too much info! "

Edit: Another similar article posted on that site:
http://www.henrymakow.com/000998.html

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I feel like I'm on the do not fly list after viewing that website.

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This article underscores an essential point:

Embracing feminism was like embracing the cult of hippie spirituality in the 1960s. It only worked if you already had a million in the bank and some level of success. Gloria Steinem and George Harrison could afford to live out their brand of pie-in-the-sky bullshit with no repercussions. The rest of people, not so much.

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I think a lot of women feel along these lines as well. I grew up around the same time and had a sister who brainwashed me with feminism, it is only now that I have woken up to the bullshit. I was brainwashed because there was no man around and I was much younger than her. I grew up kind of looking at the world from a female point of view, wasn't until I got much older that I began to question it. I do think a lot of women are against feminsim as well, more than you would think.

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oh a lot of women are against feminism, but women are like sheep, they don't want to be ostracised from the herd so would never speak out against it. I know many girls that don't believe in equality and absolute hate feminism, but then again these are all pretty girls who like being girls.

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I have a femcunt in my own family, one of my sisters. She makes me sick, everything is a fucking problem. Feminism and political correctness are the most corrosive elements of society today.

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(02-12-2013 05:08 AM)bojangles Wrote:  oh a lot of women are against feminism, but women are like sheep, they don't want to be ostracised from the herd so would never speak out against it. I know many girls that don't believe in equality and absolute hate feminism, but then again these are all pretty girls who like being girls.

I know quite a few girls, who don't embrace 'equality' etc. In fact, one I know, who is Indian-British coincidentally, openly brags about going to Liverpool on nights out trying to get footballers to buy her drinks and then eventually clothes etc. She's a right tart.

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(02-12-2013 05:08 AM)bojangles Wrote:  oh a lot of women are against feminism, but women are like sheep, they don't want to be ostracised from the herd so would never speak out against it. I know many girls that don't believe in equality and absolute hate feminism, but then again these are all pretty girls who like being girls.

Hmm... now that you mention it. Yeah. This is absolutely right. I've just never put two-and-two together for some reason.

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(02-28-2013 10:56 AM)TheMan Wrote:  

(02-12-2013 05:08 AM)bojangles Wrote:  oh a lot of women are against feminism, but women are like sheep, they don't want to be ostracised from the herd so would never speak out against it. I know many girls that don't believe in equality and absolute hate feminism, but then again these are all pretty girls who like being girls.

Hmm... now that you mention it. Yeah. This is absolutely right. I've just never put two-and-two together for some reason.

yep any girl who is average and below or fat usually espouse the bullshit that is feminism

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(02-12-2013 05:08 AM)bojangles Wrote:  oh a lot of women are against feminism, but women are like sheep, they don't want to be ostracised from the herd so would never speak out against it. I know many girls that don't believe in equality and absolute hate feminism, but then again these are all pretty girls who like being girls.

Another, possibly rarer issue to be aware of is that many girls may just respond to your attitude and tone. If you seem to take anti-feminism too seriously or act like an antagonist she may get upset even if she didn't consider herself a feminist. If you crack timely jokes and treat her like an insider who knows the score, she'll be more likely to play along.

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I wonder what the author of the article looks like - is that shallow?