ASK ME ABOUT FEMALE SEPARATISM

a Goddess creates a Woman, later creates a man so the Woman “isn’t bored”. all humans are referred as the “daughters” of the Goddess. the only male figures in the religion are husbands or fathers of the female prophets; generally males are listed among the properties of a Woman - she has cows, sheep, land and a few husbands. men are advised not only to accept their status, but to take pride in it, since their inferiority is a part of the Goddess’s plan. all religious leaders are female, and they teach Women how to treat their husbands - how to dress them in order to hide their body from Women, how beat them properly.

Becoming a parent is an ego death for the mother. But not for the father. When a couple has a child, the woman becomes a woman and the man stays a man. In the sense that, the role of being a mother is inescapable. A baby is latched to you 24/7 in a way that isn't the case for the father. Even if you were pumping and so that the father could get up and feed the baby instead, you still are going to have to get up to pump to keep your production. There's nothing that a man can do that the woman doesn't already have to do. Most men continue their extracurricular activities as normal, having days out with the boys meanwhile women find that they can't even take a shower anymore without requiring advanced coordination. I mean heck, the fact that men can have multiple families but a woman never can, speak to this fact.

Arguments about the inherency of female masochism (typically made in response to statements about male sadism) ignore one crucial thing. Female masochism requires self-report to be established; it’s pretty obviously cope for the reality of the world within which we live. Meanwhile male sadism is often something people bend over backwards to deny. But when you look purely at male behavior, it’s undeniable. Men tend to enjoy domination rituals, and they tend to view women as a convenient demonstration of their dominance.

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As a kid, I was accustomed to seeing people posit that women are naturally submissive; secondary; emotional; docile; etc. I grew up tradcath homeschooled, and was rather relieved to leave those circles.