Let's talk about the 3rd pillar of the patriarchy: the prioritization of men over women in almost every single social situation/dynamic. #masculinity #genderdynamics #anthropology #sociology #women #4b #misogyny
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@BlairWaldorf20135 күн бұрын
The more and more women think about it, the more women will start to look at each other as if you’d have to be insane to deal with this just to be with them and endure so much. There’s literally over 8 Billion people (the earth 🌎 is over us) and there’s just nowhere left to keep doing this and at the same time be vilified for doing it and shamed for not doing it. That’s why the happiest people are unmarried, childfree, women. And I’m actually quite thankful to be amongst that group these days!
@vanshikathakur5 күн бұрын
🎯🎯🎯
@veganbutterfly36529 сағат бұрын
Not all women with children are unhappy. My life is very happy with my child. But I am very happy that I am not married. Marriage equals slavery. Never marry ladies. I am a single lady 🎵I am a single🎶🎵 You will be happy.😂
@halliadams59874 күн бұрын
The more and more I learn about patriarchy, the more angry, frustrated and sad I become. It will always be a lose-lose for the women. Time to opt out Ladies! The ONLY way to get this system to change is by withholding access to our labor. Let these men see how far they can get without exploiting women.😖
@KamalianCiranoush4 күн бұрын
I feel the same. It saddens me that I live in a country where the "traditional" path (marriage & kids) is still very much one that the majority takes, without questioning it very much. Straying from the path has proven to be a very lonesome experience, especially because my friends, too, are centering men and marriage and are projecting their own desperation onto me.
@annmarieknapp3 күн бұрын
Go 4B!!!
@missinterpretation49845 күн бұрын
Omg yes! The amount of gaslighting that happens when we’re told 100 hoops to jump through to get basic decent behavior out of them. Speak softly, don’t push, don’t expect too much, blah blah… so he’ll take out the trash! 🤬
@skarac32245 күн бұрын
i think this is why so many women are opting out of the nonsense because we can never win. and men are still trying to play.
@lr16985 күн бұрын
Im in the midst of a divorce from a man who treated me badly. He rather divorce than work on himself. I thought I married a butterfly but he was a fire breathing dragon.
@susannehuber39964 күн бұрын
I saved my exes life by diagnosing testicular cancer in him early. I stayed with him during his whole treatment, cared for him, was with him 24/7. in his eyes I didn’t do anything to deserve respect because I’m just a woman (making 3 times as much money as him). The mistreatment I had to suffer after his recovery was insane. I broke up with him 2 months after his full recovery. Whatever you do as a woman YOU ARE NOT WORTHY OF RESPECT IN MENS EYES
@princessmorebucksКүн бұрын
You were an angel he did not deserve. I'm so sorry. I hope he lives with regret and more 💜
@ak-47intelligence754 күн бұрын
If a man cant hold a job down, doesn't have his finances in order, cant provide for his woman and family in this patriarchal system , then nothing can help him.
@user-dc4cm8nz1f4 күн бұрын
The great Lily Tomlin said it 50 years ago: "Even if you win the rat race, you're still a rat." Dismantling is the way to go, absolutely. Enjoying your series.
@theodorathompson20344 күн бұрын
Looking back over my 70 years of life, I realise that my efforts have been about diminishing myself and minimising my achievements, to not make the men in my life look less….which they inevitably were. Anyone who tells you to be modest, is not your friend. Loud and proud girls and women!
@wanjirunjoroge59424 күн бұрын
As a child, I never imagined myself with a wedding dress. My grandpa was physically abusive to my grandma yet made sure my mum, the 1st born got the education and independence. The irony. My mum swore to never depend on a man and sure enough she has been success financially and my dad was probably attracted to this because he does absolutely nothing except exist. He has a job, he is a Professor but my mum has paid 90% of the bills and was still in charge of the wife role. We had help but when she went on vacation I took over as the 1st born out of 2 girls. My mum says she wanted a man who wouldn't be abusive and who would let her fly, she says she is happy so. I have been self sufficient and ever relationship I've been in, the men want to humble me or put me in a cage and want me to lose my identity nd that is why I always leave. 4B for life.
@RasheedahsWifeSchool4 күн бұрын
I remember when my oldest son left for university in another country. He had arranged for accommodation in a rented home with three other guys. He arrived to the home incredibly jet lagged and exhausted. He called me to say that all he wanted to do was sleep but that he couldn't because house was too dirty and messy for him to relax. He had been so excited to spend some time sightseeing in this new country.But instead he spent his first 2 days cleaning the place top to bottom. I know he spent some time guiding them as to how to keep the place clean themselves. All of the boys who were his roommates were part of our same community and we tend to do everything for our sons under the excuse that we need to free up their time for their studies. But to this day all three of those other men are single involuntarily and my son is happily married. Patriarchy sometimes teaches us to patronise men and treat them as if they are too dull for basic tasks like making a bed or passing a vacuum. In this new era of women working and contributing to bills, being too dull to load a dishwasher will keep all men single who wish to be partnered.
@badasstruckinbabe4 күн бұрын
Congrats on raising a son that gets it!
@justynawisniewska12133 күн бұрын
They can absolutely learn all these skills as adults if they weren't taught as children, there is a lot of free resource online for them to learn basic housekeeping. And they absolutely should before anyone couples up with them. But the thing is they rather refuse to and blame it on the women in general that they can't find a partner because that's easier, the line of least resistance. I mean it's best if they are taught and expected to know how to do all that from childhood, but then again we can't blame it just on their moms for not teaching them, it's never too late to learn. When I was a kid I only did a few of the chores, did not know how to do it all and learned most when I moved out. For some I asked my mom for advice, for some I looked it up online.
@jennab.67235 күн бұрын
Thank you for reminding me I made a good decision by opting out of marriage at a young age. It just doesn’t benefit women unless he’s rich, emotionally intelligent, and loyal.
@anhangamirim4 күн бұрын
Patriarchy is disgusting and abusive. Patriarcal workshipers are too.
@CNS_05075 күн бұрын
This video reminded me of a time when my grandmother asked me if my husband helps me. I asked her what she meant by that and she elaborated by saying she was referring to chores. I said he does chores, but I didn’t view it as help since it’s equally his responsibility. I cannot explain the shock on her face. She said she was happy for me and that she had to give up on that with my grandfather. Thank you for another informative video!
@Himmiefan4 күн бұрын
The sidelining of women is really bad in any conservative religion.
@redgoddess5 күн бұрын
Absolutely correct.👏 Also there is no way to go 50/50 on birthing children. Edit: So happy this was mentioned at 21:00. This is usually ignored when the 50 50 talk comes up.
@olganova30585 күн бұрын
I can't scream enough on how much I'm in love with this girl ❤
@musicdd25 күн бұрын
girl crush material definitely!!!
@TheModernMuses5 күн бұрын
My hubby is working his way out (if any of us ever fully can 😅) ingrained misogyny and he watched your last two videos intensely and has been waiting on this. A huge thank you to you!!!
@yv_edit5 күн бұрын
that’s amazing thank you so much!! ❤
@justynawisniewska12134 күн бұрын
What an amazing husband you have then, so lucky! Most dudes would say this is men hating BS and get mad at you for showing this to them.
@aliciaerickson98623 күн бұрын
This is so heartening. You can’t change what you are unaware of.
@Asenueh5 күн бұрын
KZbin psychiatrist Healthy Gamer GG (Dr. Alok Kanogia) will do everything he can to avoid asdressing patriarchy as a causal factor of male dysfunction and when he does reference patriarchy, he mentions it barely in passing and in a dismissive way.
@amandaeye114 күн бұрын
Ok, I’m not the only one getting that vibe! I’ve enjoyed some of his content but it’s a glaring blind spot for him!
@Asenueh4 күн бұрын
@@amandaeye11 Instead of guiding young men to treat women as actual people with full agency and not prizes in patriarchy, he'll blame "society" for male disconnection, but never tell young men that as stakeholders, they are empowered by their day-to-day actions to incrimentally evolve society toward a more functional paradigm.
@ejenglin4 күн бұрын
Exactly. I watched a few of his videos and got the distinct impression that he avoided deep, structural issues for pseudoscience and man-child handholding. He is not about to lose viewers by telling men the truth about themselves. He is deeply unserious.
@EverythingLvl4 күн бұрын
He's just a grifiter catering to males. NEVER LISTEN TO MALES. ZERO of them are worth listening to.
@trustmaker10143 күн бұрын
I didn't really trust him from first impressions... then I knew he was full of shit when he announced his family vlog channel. No psychology expert will ever think a family vlog is healthy in any way at all. Just another example of exploiting the family (the wife's labor that maintains the family) for appearances and profit. And all she really gets out of it is more labor. Of course, family vlogs are dangerous for countless more reasons than just what I mentioned here. However, this is what pertains to the subject of this vid/comment.
@user-iu5sv2hf1r4 күн бұрын
There is no girl code. If a woman works, has children and the housework is not done, other women will point out that it is not done and look down on her.
@Himmiefan4 күн бұрын
We all know that's not true most of the time.
@NidzShah-ps6kr2 күн бұрын
Nope no working women or homemakers do this simply bcz most people don't see how homes are run. They have no viewpoint to such a thing. Homemakers are undervalued, their labor isn't even recognised in most cases and working women know the struggle and will most likely relate.
@ST-rj8iu4 күн бұрын
"Damned if you do, damned if you don't"
@vickimerritt28324 күн бұрын
Any issues women bring forth is called emotional, nagging, or dismissed as being " on the rag or being a nag".
@tassys5 күн бұрын
This series is so informative. You use the perfect words to explain how patriarchy hurts women. And I know people say it hurts men too, but if that was true, they would want to get rid of it.
@---Dana----4 күн бұрын
Patriarchy creates hierarchies to run all of the systems it creates and only those at the top benefit in any hierarchy so most men are left out along with women and minorities. Most men don't understand that they're getting screwed also as long as they can feel superior to and dominate women or a minority. Some do see it though like my husband. We think of Patriarchy as a giant Ponzi scheme.
@lesliegrace59864 күн бұрын
Ppl are addicted to sugar because it tastes good. But it kills them too.
@vickimerritt28324 күн бұрын
The cost of child care is not factored into why staying home is often a cost saving decision in marriage and that sacrifice does not weigh as financial contribution.
@alicec.61954 күн бұрын
13:01 I am going through this right now. My (now ex) partner has done something really bad to me, involving other women that don't even know about it yet. So bad police could be involved soon. Somehow he is the victim now, his family is protecting him. It is UNBELIEVABLE.
@alyssamaze58125 күн бұрын
I really enjoy these in-depth videos about the patriarchal abuse and it's truly important for women to know these aspects of a cruel, callous, and oppressive nature of this screwed up system. Sorry but not sorry- men wouldn't survive a day, let alone centuries of what women have suffered and to continue suffer with.
@Jamhael14 күн бұрын
Men suffer as well - the oppresion is there, its just not the same.
@alyssamaze58124 күн бұрын
@@Jamhael1 I am aware of that. The patriarchy harms everyone. Men's suffering is different and not the same as women's.
@Jamhael14 күн бұрын
@@alyssamaze5812 and now what? All I see is the woman putting ALL the blame on men, and you are seeing that complaining and nagging are only pushing the men away instead of pulling them to your cause. So, there is the conundrum - if men suffers under the patriarchy, but you pushing the blame on ALL men, then how in the Nine Hells you are gonna pull men towards YOUR CAUSE?
@NidzShah-ps6kr2 күн бұрын
@@Jamhael1 you joking right?
@Jamhael12 күн бұрын
@@NidzShah-ps6kr and here we go...
@powerhouse20243 күн бұрын
Omg the exhausting truth of what happens in therapy is so real. Makes me so so thankful for my decade of 4B before it was called 4B. Let somebody else do it. Never again. These males are not worth it.
@margauxwalson84745 күн бұрын
Thank you for doing this labor!!! I’m so excited to watch more of your work.
@alexavasquez19923 күн бұрын
This is by far the most depressing of this series yet. Thank you so much for putting words to what many of us have felt downtrodden by since childhood.
@tinachristine45735 күн бұрын
New sub, also you are amazing. The first men to kick me out were my own brothers and it continued throughout my life and I am now wary of men. They want to hoard power and to wield it against us.
@rudetuesday5 күн бұрын
Thanks for laying these ideas out so plainly, with multiple examples. I can't help but think about how so many traditional marriage traditions involve women leaving their families to live with their husbands' family and community. The women lose their kin groups and community ties, and enter a space in which their closest social connection is to the person they're married to. This has been going on for a long time.
@pwh58055 күн бұрын
They always refer to divorce as ‘breaking up a family’, but isn’t getting married exactly that? I lost two sisters due to marriage.
@rudetuesday4 күн бұрын
In some traditions, the bride's family weeps as she leaves their home. I'm sorry to hear about the sad loss of your sisters, @@pwh5805
@idreadFell3655 күн бұрын
This happens in media too, media such as movies, cartoons, and especially anime. Female characters are often just there to prop up or uplift the male characters by being a damel in distress or a love interest that very much centers men.
@idreadFell3655 күн бұрын
Mf will say, “it’s just fiction” but they let these fiction influence their perception of women. There’s kinda this cycle where a man’s perception influences their writing and then the writing influences life or common viewpoint and the whole thing loops throughout the modern age.
@destroyraiden4 күн бұрын
right they like to pretend that watching something that reinforces the same thing 1000 times has zero baring and you not seeing people like you (aka lack of mirroring) has no harm or issue upon you yet both these things are the domain of the subconscious so yes they do girls learn they can only be heros in love when they're trying to keep a shitty partner with them, or a horror when they're being hunted and need saving and even when you get action movies the woman is taken down a peg somewhere in there as default coding so women don't get too many ideas. They omit and remove 99% of women's history on purpose keeping the bare minimum in and making women's history month a race to find the smallest most digestible morsel fact to say to some kids while "the real history" is told them them day in & day out in shows, their schools, their media obliterating any morsel fact the tired teach could find via a fast google search and those results were done deliberately to not showcase really awesome cases like Frau black death a 17yr old Commander in WW2 who won over 40 medals on the front lines as a heavy machine gunner. Nope we'd rather make a WW2 white guy pov instead with battles that had women in them like the battle of berlin. As once dev said on Assassins Creed "we just can't find women in history to use for these games" and then the women proceeded to iridate them & some even gave examples of about or in the same time periods. Then they said "we just can't rig a female skeleton together to perform the complicated move sets of stealth kills and walking" and female gamers pointed out they have background women who had to be rigged up and proceeded to show them how to rig female skeletons, and how they already did it in their own spin off games basically they were BS why can't they have female protagonists cuz they couldn't put in giggle physics. The brain needs to see people like them doing the x in question so they will then make moves to do the x in question yet you need alot of this reinforcement hence males get upset when 3 movies in a year do not have males in them yet 99.9% of all the other movies released for that year will have male leads. They know how vital it is to have constant and relevant and new material with someone like you in it and do not want anyone else to get that ability or else they'll become competition for them in real life.
@FishareFriendsNotFood9724 күн бұрын
It's such a double bind that women cannot win. Absolutely. Also the 'good guys' I've learned are not really allies, they are the 'good cop' in the 'good cop/bad cop' routine.
@CultureCritic175 күн бұрын
They're just so horrible!
@shans19864 күн бұрын
Women must make a. new game in which to play.
@destroyraiden4 күн бұрын
They tried before the witch trials the males took 4 years to work themselves into frothing rage then kicked off the witch trials so yeah while we need a new system and game women can not back down again it's burn the ships times and extinct the human race if need be every time women back down they're re-enslaved.
@wyleecoyotee42524 күн бұрын
It's called 4B
@deirdremorris92343 күн бұрын
No games. Education to the max!
@princessmorebucksКүн бұрын
@@deirdremorris9234Both. Mën love games.
@vickimerritt28324 күн бұрын
Look at how many negative lables their are for women and men dismiss women with thoses lables rather than address the issues she verbalizes.
@Datb25 күн бұрын
Def ain’t dating anymore I’m not opposed to life long celibacy
@tinyshepherdess77104 күн бұрын
Sexual harassment, assault and blacklisting of women goes on in academia too. How many women have been driven out of master's and PhD programs?
@lr16985 күн бұрын
Omg I’m overwhelmed listening to part 3. 😢 it ain’t nothing but the truth!
@elzaocean4 күн бұрын
Gem, you are a pure gem. Please never stop spreading the message.
@skarac32245 күн бұрын
this stuff makes me so angry
@suolainenomena76315 күн бұрын
Thank you. Your videos have been like a breath of fresh air
@velislavaart22145 күн бұрын
Thanks for everything. ❤ From Europe.
@desiagriffin96892 сағат бұрын
It’s so crazy that the courts worry more about a young man’s future than a woman’s after he’s done something heinous
@estherlawrence63 күн бұрын
About the Amber Heard and Johnny Depp issue, I want to give another perspective to look at it. Let’s see Johnny Depp as the weak man in terms of patriarchy standards, in the sense he’s considered nice and caring to women, let women do whatever they want (remember it’s patriarchy view) and Amber Heard as the woman in destructive rage mode. We already know men are ruled by a certain level of hierarchy so weak men are seen as a problem to the male image, so sometimes instead of handling it themselves, they give them to the woman in destructive rage mode to deal with. From the woman side, she came from a place where her abilities where stifled and she being treated like an object. It is normal for her to feel rage towards this, towards men in general. However she has no power to pick which man to pour her rage on. That’s where the patriarchy hands her the weak man. By doing so, the patriarchy sends a message to men that being ‘weak’ is not an option, cause even the women you become weak for would destroy you. But patriarchy still wants to uphold the image that it cannot be defeated by mere women, and weak men are still men. So the patriarchy saves the weak man from the woman in destructive rage mode and send the message to other men that ‘it’s better to harm a woman than be weak and let her harm you but don’t worry if you with that kind of woman, only a man can save you’ This is shown by how the law ‘Big Daddy’ saved Johnny Depp. As much as rage is normal to feel as a woman, let’s try not to let it be used against us.
@princessmorebucksКүн бұрын
Wow. And no one ever asks about Amber's trauma. Why is she full of rage? Who did that to her? 😢
@cosirecat2634 күн бұрын
So blessed to have found your videos! Thank you so much for putting into concise wording the mechanisms of patriarchy, what a gem.
@kieleleron857684 күн бұрын
Loving this series you've written some great compréhensive stuff its encouraging to see younger women talk about this stuff
@cynicalvixen92903 күн бұрын
The reason the GOP still stands is because of political bro code... You stand together even if it turns your stomach because in the end the reward will in some way be beneficial to all and the ends always justifies the means
@jul.escobar3 күн бұрын
Benefiting some at the cost of others ... well said!!
@triloization5 күн бұрын
Thank you for this whole series. It is such a good summary.
@EyesOpenLegsClosed5 күн бұрын
Yay! a new video!
@annmarieknapp3 күн бұрын
The only way to winnthisvgame, is to NOT play. They don't deserve us.
@annmarieknapp3 күн бұрын
Happily 4B!!!
@jessicagerou41322 күн бұрын
Men did start the 🔥!
@olympiaelda11215 күн бұрын
Finally!!!
@ameliaannhouck26705 күн бұрын
YOUR PODCASTS ARE ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT AND BEST EXPLANATION OF THE PATRIARCHY!! KUDO'S !! ESP FOR SOMEONE SO YOUNG , SO BRILLINANT MIND !! YOU SHOULD HAVE 1 MILLION VIEWERS !! YOU ARE THE GOOD ! SO EVERYONE SHARE THIS SO SHE CAN GROW HER PODCASTS !! DUE TO HER BRILLIANCE AND COURAGE !! THANK YOU FOR YOUR HARD WORK !!
@yv_edit5 күн бұрын
omg thats so kind and really means the world to me!! thank you so much :))
@RebeccaWorters2 күн бұрын
Great work, really enjoying your series and learning a lot about why ive been confused for so long. Didn't see clearly the environment in which i was operating.
@zacharybosley19355 күн бұрын
and I'm back! just gonna whip up some popcorn for this comment section.
@Bambi.20025 күн бұрын
Yeah ❤❤❤
@laurettaleone648211 сағат бұрын
I also have studied our society and finally learned about "patriarchy" , decades into trying to understand what was going on in life. Listening to your video's I see you are well researched. Bravo for all that you are presenting in such a well laid out way, with facts that back the unhealthy dynamics in heterosexual patriarchal relationships that have been programmed for generations and causing so much damage and disconnection. Something I found interesting was, when I was listening to you outline the set up womyn face when they go to counselling, "sounds like you are taking on leadership roles and of, you know, your tone is really harsh. When you go to your husband you should tell him all the things you are thankful for. When you bring up a concern you need to use this very soft tone . You need to make it a compliment sandwich. Don't expect anything to be done on your timeline, expect things to be done on his timeline. Definitely don't nag him, don't bug him. The status quo stays exactly the same. Nothing changes for womyn. It doesn't take womyn's experiences into account. It just aims to make things equal arbitrarily . It is a very surface way of dealing with these issues or trying to equate these things that can't be equated" The oppression of womyn, that you are outlining, also hits womyn, when they have adult children. The same things you JUST outlined, when EVEN going to a counselor/therapist for help in the unhealthy dynamic that starts happening with Adult Children as they NOW have internalized patriarchy and scapegoating womyn (mothers, are womyn and people) this very thing you have outlined is used against ELDER womyn, who are NOW exhausted from a life time of oppression, who had children they deeply LOVED and cared for , to the best of their ability in this oppressive system, NOW turn ON THEM and expect servitude, silence, obedience. CareGiVING not care RECEIVING balance. OR the daughters take on too much and do not find balance with the men in the family , and get burned out but BLAME the mother , or punish HER. And counselors will add fuel to this in the form of patriarchy scapegoating once again. If you look at the questionnaire done by one of the leaders in the field of Adult Children and Parent counselling (ADMRQ) by Julie Cwikel. The questions are ONLY asked by the ADULT CHILD's perspective. ugh. Womyn/girls in patriarchy are oppressed at every stage of life. And when mother's finally get through the deeply important stage of raising their children and look forward to enjoying their grandchildren and supporting their adult children through the trials of that busy stage, they are blackmailed with grandchildren being taken from them, or their grown children ghosting them, censoring them, silencing them. This SAGE stage that is about passing on "wisdom", as their bodies now are deteriorating, and energy is much less etc, this stage is to share wisdom/advice...yet this is NOW shamed..and they are sequestered to old age homes etc...away from family, company they know, people they lean on for safety , security and support and love and companionship. This AGE STAGE is elbowed out at a time they are very vulnerable. IT is framed as "work". Something a mother would not reach to use for raising her children. Patriarchy is about disconnection. SAdly. Thanks for daring to call this out. It takes GREAT COURAGE! Our generation, those that dare to do it, shake. The FEAR that has been instilled to stand up against oppression is GREAT. WE have witnessed the terrible backlash by family and husbands...ugh. You BRING HOPE for LOVE, CONNECTION, HEALING, HEALTH...that democracy in relationships offer. Thank you! Love & Light
@SandKeats4 күн бұрын
I love this thank you
@wyleecoyotee42524 күн бұрын
4B ladies...4B
@redadmiral56235 күн бұрын
Speak the truth sister.❤
@TredsffКүн бұрын
I use to work as a cleaner at a hospital...our bosses were women...and except 4 male cleaners we were all female employees...I found our bosses did not expect such a high standard as the women....and if any of us women didn't do something...feels like the whole hospital was going to fall apart...and will be penalised.... however if the male does not do his job to the minimum standard....they will be promoted to a better position which pays more ..
@EvoEcoGirl4 күн бұрын
Excellent series! Keep it up 👏🏽
@KateBennet-do1ed3 күн бұрын
Thank you so much ❤
@JayBee-hk7ej5 күн бұрын
Kudos for mentioning Amber Heard and Johnny Depp.
@redleeks62535 күн бұрын
Whats with those two? Havent watched yet but commenting for engagement
@meganh48965 күн бұрын
Loooove this and you!
@princessmorebucksКүн бұрын
I thought I needed a mân but I really just needed a chihuahua - protection, cuddles, fulfillment. Mén must go through a strict vetting process to be in my life, and I can only be so vulnernable. It's not safe out there. 💜
@vanshikathakur5 күн бұрын
💯
@ClaireGreen-wd2gm5 күн бұрын
Hes a comment for the algorithms because im at work and cant watch it yet but soon.
@la1bella824 күн бұрын
I love your videos! Is there a way to get this translated to Spanish?
@6all3is9one4 күн бұрын
💯💯💯
@WynnWynn-gl3fk3 күн бұрын
Join 4B, try ladies, enough already.
@arlett64774 күн бұрын
Can u stitch the hope peddlar link u talked about in the end of the video? Thank u... ❤
@jennab.67235 күн бұрын
So should I just give up on the idea of finding love and security with a man?
@arcanineryu5 күн бұрын
More like you should be prepared to go without if an opportunity never comes up in your life, because you cannot transmute trash into treasure. So if you never end up finding someone worthwhile, you can't force it because a rotten man will never respect you enough to change for you, and you'll just end up throwing a thin layer of glitter on top of stinking garbage.
@jennab.67235 күн бұрын
@@arcanineryu but that means accepting the idea that a good man will never pick me. Like I’m undeserving of being loved and treated as a human because no man is willing to give that to me.
@Iquey5 күн бұрын
I think it's good to have standards! But don't get your hopes up.
@lelz03945 күн бұрын
Find it with yourself. Only then he might come
@pwh58055 күн бұрын
@@jennab.6723 Your life is only successful when you are picked by ‘a good man’? Being treated with kindness and love only counts when it comes from a man? Please try decentering men.
@shans19864 күн бұрын
other ways to defend for W
@katherines1443 күн бұрын
I'm not on tik tok, can you post your couples therapy videos here? Very interested ❤
@yv_editКүн бұрын
Yes! I am planning to post all my TT videos to this channel ASAP!
@archanak7292 күн бұрын
Can you explain about matriarchy
@Sarah-with-an-H3 күн бұрын
Let's face it were not talking about the patriarchy really were talking about capitalism a system that benefits corporations needs but not peoples needs>
@ashleyalicecullen4 күн бұрын
Boost
@rayyf693 сағат бұрын
I don't get it. Through history and even the natural history of many social species, hierarchy or "leadership" as you call it required that the "Leader" HOLD and MAINTAIN their power with some sort of expression of authority be it competition or adversarial forms of aggression. Assuming women are "innately" better leaders which simply is an assertion of essentialist supremacy they WILL have to compete with men in all domains of conflict so if men WILL employ whatever tactics necessary to seize that control that's simply fair-game even if that means men aggregate as a collective of men to compete against women. Leadership must endure continual forms of challenge for it to be legitimate.
@Chimalmita15 күн бұрын
Is there any hope?
@deirdremorris92343 күн бұрын
I think so. Lots of education. Lots of women supporting women. Voting?
@musicdd25 күн бұрын
Hi pretty girl!! You're not just pretty but you are also smart! It's a pleasure listening to you!
@Whet-wb9jt3 күн бұрын
Men dont, theyre very carefree and get free babies everyday
@sumairshirazi3 күн бұрын
50/50 os gender equality aka feminism. Didn't women fight for equality though so 50/50 shouldn't be a big issue.
@Jamhael14 күн бұрын
Have you never considered the fact that the psychologies of men and woman are just different?
@ST-rj8iu4 күн бұрын
yes and women realize they should just opt out of marriage. It doesn't work for them. It works for men because we want different things.
@Himmiefan4 күн бұрын
Sorry, that's no excuse for bad behavior or for male entitlement mentality.
@ak-47intelligence754 күн бұрын
A man's natural wiring is to conquer, subdue and exploit. This happens even in romantic relationships which is a complete turn off for women who desire generosity, safety and protection ( emotional and physical ). It seems that there will never be a point of intersection between men and women besides the need to reproduce but reproduction doesn't benefit women. It benefits the man whilst all child rearing responsibilities are left to only the woman. It is the way the patriarchy is set up. So, yes, their brains are wired different and because of that, it's safer for women to opt out of marriage.
@Jamhael14 күн бұрын
@@ST-rj8iu if both want different things, why would one side FORCE the other to be what they aren't?
@Jamhael14 күн бұрын
@@Himmiefan says the individual who refuse to accept that hormones have a HEAVY influence in psychological development...
@ameliaannhouck26705 күн бұрын
I AM NOT A MORMON OR A JEHOVAH;S WITNESS OR ANY OTHER RELIGOUS MALE CULTS!!
@destroyraiden4 күн бұрын
male cults be everywhere not just in religion it's in the street and your home.