I see it a bit different, women react even worse to the times we live in. For men life has changed, but when we work, we are among men, when we are outdoors, we are in our natural habitat and we can feel relatively sane.The effects of the pill are often missed, so good you touched upon it. That's another factor leading to the total chaos in their system. Add to that antidepressants, and alcohol/drugs, and you truly have a tremendous cocktail of demise....
Yeah women are emotionally unstable, that's why if there's one party that wins with marriage, it's them, for they get stability and all the responsibility for worldly affairs is taken away from them. If they don't have that their world is just chaos at all times - now especially since they're always on with social media.
For women from 16 the natural habitat is being a mother and that's taken from them. I'm intrigued that all young girls play with baby dolls. They love them. The scholars then train them to take poison from age 15. That fries their brain and whole system. 65% do it. (we don't have that as men) Then the scholars tell them to sin a lot, which makes them feel bad. (the same goes for us) But for a women losing her virginity is a lot worse than for a man. Then the scholars tell them to do things, they don't like, like working with computers, or typing and working in factories or as lawyers or do a crazy lot of sports.
That's hard.
Women are abused from a very young age in our society by the scholars. And that's all in front of our eyes. And much of the damage done might be unrepairable. I'm a 99% sure that in 200 years the people will look at our time as a beastly time. People will be unable to grasp how parents could let their daughters be so damaged and hurt.
This whole rise of masculine women also has to do with the anticonception poison as it literally makes them more masculine.
Also in marriage many keep using all these drugs, they are seduced by social media and many of them are in complete addiction. I had a talk with my grandfather and his mother and grandmother were very strong women. Not in the sense we say today, but as mothers. They ran the house and had both more than 5 children from age 17 onwards.
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