Political Correctness is a tool of totalitarianism. Before "Gay rights" there was no Political Correctness. Hence: Hommunism
(source) Of course, from the very start… not all women are participating in this destruction, but enough that they might actually succeed. Here is how… There is a protective and nurturing spirit found in all species that use nurturing as a survival technique. It has served well, or else that particular species would have gone... Continue Reading →
(source) The first indication you’re talking to a married member of the modern generation is when the wife or husband says, “We’re pregnant.” Couples in the past would never dream of saying something so silly—because men do not get pregnant. But to the modern generation (those who are younger than, say, 40), there are no distinctions... Continue Reading →
(source) In the last week alone, I’ve spoken with three millennial women (who reached out for coaching) who are all in the same boat: they’re up to their eyeballs in debt, having gotten degree upon degree due to the pressure they felt from their parents and the culture to do something big with their lives. To not... Continue Reading →
(source) In 2005, I was pregnant with my first child. I was married to the love of my life, I was finished with college, we had a modest home in Pittsburgh that we were in process of purchasing, and life couldn't have been more perfect. EIGHT WEEKS: I knew that I had a reason to... Continue Reading →
(source) Despite living in a world where women have been given unprecedented access to employment, educational opportunities, positions of leadership, and personal freedoms, it seems women have fallen into a deeper existential malaise than ever before, with antidepressant use at an all-time high and a crisis of anxiety and mental health particularly among college-aged women.... Continue Reading →
(source) I have a lilac bush in front of my house. It looked like this. For ten days. Now there is not a single blossom left. The moral of the story is that, despite our hedonistic proclivities,sex appeal is tied to fertility and procreation. Women have about ten years to attract a mate and start a... Continue Reading →
(source) Today's feminists can't abide that which makes women inherently different from men. Women across the West are under attack. Our enemy is not the infamous “patriarchy,” allegedly scheming to undermine us at every turn. Nor is it pregnancy, with its physical discomforts and emotional tribulations. Even children are blameless here, no matter how much... Continue Reading →
(source) Topics: In all feminist societies you have massive third-worldization, lowering of IQ | Barbarism is the last stage of feminism | The most successful women today are those with the weakest genes | Feminised groups will open their borders (and their legs) to everyone | Women – third worlder minority alliance | Suffrage coincided... Continue Reading →
(source) Only about half of all Americans are married now, down from more than 72 percent in the 1960s — and the declines continue. Worse, the share of Americans who have never married has been rising steadily in recent decades, as more adults are living with a series of partners instead of marrying. Not surprisingly the... Continue Reading →
(source) Abortions cause a host of mental health problems for women, but a new study claims suicide is not one of those risks. However, prior research demonstrates pretty convincingly that the suicide rate for women having abortions is higher than for women giving birth. As one British news outlet reports: Research has now revealed women... Continue Reading →
(source) The “Weinstein avalanche” highlights three stable observations about men, women, and the relationships they form. Ignoring them in the name of virtue signaling will not help. Three Blunt—but Essential—Truths First, men’s sex drives are, on average, stronger and less discriminating than women’s. Men’s arousal patterns are effective at commanding their attention. With this biological tendency comes... Continue Reading →
(source) Suzanne Venker writes: Twenty years ago, I wrote my first book about why women can’t “have it all,” or at least all at once, despite what the culture tells them. At the time, the so-called Mommy Wars were raging. Women everywhere who’d been sold a bill of goods by their feminist mothers and mentors... Continue Reading →
(source) Earlier this week, my wife dropped by our pro-life office over lunchtime with our toddler daughter. As we chatted with coffee, Charlotte began to wander through the office to do some exploring, poking here and there to see what she could find. There wasn’t much that was fragile around that she could break, so I... Continue Reading →
(source) Gender identity, as a category, is essentially a misogynistic idea because it erases women. I think now this is taught in schools as though it's just obvious, that there is biological sex and gender identity and that those are totally separate. No. There is no such thing as gender identity. This is a completely... Continue Reading →
(source)A new finding at Pew Research Center claims that gender equality—worldwide, although a distinction must be made between its goals in the West and its goals in undeveloped nations—has risen exponentially at the same time family ties have weakened considerably. And here’s the frustrating part: While “roughly half or more” of those surveyed concede the family unit has... Continue Reading →
(source) The first thing you must understand is that gender is a social construct. "Woman" and "man" are concepts arbitrarily invented by society. They have nothing to do with reality. A child is assigned one of these labels randomly at birth by primitive, backward-thinking doctors who, for no good or objective reason, have decided that... Continue Reading →
(source) A woman’s unique sexual psychology isn’t designed for hookups ("Ladies, Stop Trying to Have Sex Like Men"). The oxytocin that floods her body causes her to get attached whether she intends to or not. This is true even for sexually liberal women. Men are different. They have oxytocin, too, but a much smaller amount—and... Continue Reading →
(source) It astounds me that in such a short period of time what used to be so painfully obvious is completely lost on the younger generation. As a woman named Marie wrote in response to a recent Wall Street Journal article about modern dating, “My parents’ generation: dating, marriage, sex. My generation: dating, sex, marriage. Now:... Continue Reading →
(source) In her book “Unprotected,” former campus psychiatrist Dr. Miriam Grossman introduces readers to Olivia, a college student at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) who had been valedictorian of her high school class and was planning to go to medical school. After she arrived on campus, Olivia had a short-term relationship with a... Continue Reading →
(source) The core of the issue is that you can’t separate a woman’s body from her psyche. For the past 40 years, mental health practitioners have been guided by Carl Jung’s notion of “wholeness,” the idea that health comes from bringing together every aspect of a person’s being—body, soul, and spirit—into a flourishing whole. A fragmented, split-apart psyche... Continue Reading →
(source) Let’s be clear: My pronouns are “he,” “his,” and “stop being creepy weirdos.” Okay, maybe the last one isn’t a pronoun, but then again, I’m a man and if I want an insulting string of words directed at the nattering nabobs of gender neutrality to be a pronoun, it is a pronoun. And if... Continue Reading →
(source) Sweden is proud, today (2017), to say that it has a woman president and a largely female Cabinet. This is lauded by feminists the world over. Yet Sweden is unable to provide the basic level of protection that its own citizens require. And those who suffer most are women, who are the victims of... Continue Reading →
(source) A few weeks ago, a woman named Jennifer called in my radio-show. Every young woman should read what she said: "I'm 50 years old with four college degrees. I was raised by a feminist mother with no father in the home. My mother told me get an education to the maximum level so that... Continue Reading →
(source) Programed as they are in feminist myth-making, journalists, young and old, often ask incredulously, "Why would western girls travel to join ISIS fighters?" "ISIS men don't believe in equality between the sexes." At heart, neither do women. Not when hormones rage. Islamic State projects strength. Strength is an aphrodisiac. Women are biologically programmed to be... Continue Reading →
(source) Modern life has broken too many women. They have been on birth control pills for 30 years, their hormones are shot, they have had multiple abortions, they live with the regret of killing their own children. They drove away any man who ever loved them or tried to love them. Their grown children (if... Continue Reading →
Alternative title: "Funny things happened on the way to the politically correct science vomitorium" (source) A couple years ago, Ted Hill (“Professor Emeritus of Mathematics at Georgia Tech.”) decided to write a paper about a topic called the Greater Male Variability Hypothesis, which asserts that there is generally more variability in various traits among males than females. This... Continue Reading →
(source) The #MeToo movement provides a sobering opportunity for deeper reflection on the meaning of sex and the nature of the sexual revolution. A core question is this: Do the experiences underlying #MeToo reveal the need to carry the sexual revolution still further, or do they reveal fundamental flaws in that revolution? Something is rotten... Continue Reading →
(source, by Dr. Robert Oscar Lopez, PhD)_____ Hollywood actresses get millions of vain women to put on vagina-shaped hats and march in Amazonian mobs. One cannot deny that many of these women, had they not been mind-bent by feminists, would have been many times happier if they had married a man at the age of... Continue Reading →
(source) Fifty years after the sexual revolution promised female empowerment through casual sex “without consequences,” scholars are looking into the far-reaching social effects of that revolution. “Unlike our forerunners in 1968, those of us living today now have access to something they didn't -- 50 years of sociological, psychological, medical, and other evidence about the... Continue Reading →
(source) With so much time and distance between us, I had forgotten her emotional instability. Kate Millett. It was 1969. Kate invited me to join her for a gathering at the home of her friend, Lila Karp. They called the assemblage a "consciousness-raising-group," a typical communist exercise, something practiced in Maoist China. We gathered at... Continue Reading →
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