THE FEMINISM DEBATE: Is Feminism Betraying Women? The Hidden Risk Of Casual Sex!
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The feminism movement didn't unite women, it split women. I feel totally Wait, listen, fifty percent of young women don't want to have children. They're really preoccupied with making money and materialism. But we're still looking at a society that is increasingly telling women where they could be better. But sometimes feminism expects women to be prioritized in both sexes. Want the privileges without the responsibilities. Can I just add we are producing women and men who are p and I'll tell you what I mean by that. It'll be an interesting discussion. We're joined by three leading and outspoken voices in female societal issues with very different opinions. To unpack the choices and consequences women face in modern society. The sexual revolution gave women freedom, but things like the washing machine, women entering the labor force, the pill had enormous social changes. For instance, it gave the illusion That sex was consequence free. But the second wave of the feminist movement was every woman should want free sex, and yet eighty-two percent of young women are depressed and anxious after casual sexual encounters. Or every woman should want to go out to work and leave their children in daycare. But we are doing terrible damage to our children by putting them in daycare.
This strain of feminism has basically aspired as much as possible to make women like men. And now gender roles are changing. And we've gone so far, so we have women dominating men. How are we dominating men though? Oh my goodness. Sixty percent of college students are women. Men No Let me finish. Young men are afraid of women and the power they have over them. Oh God, to blame feminism for those things? I mean it's insane that there are solutions. I'm just gonna jump in there and talk about a report that came out in twenty twenty five. And this was really shocking. What are your thoughts about this? Okay, w so first of all Quick one before we get back to this episode. Just give me thirty seconds of your time. Two things I wanted to say. The first thing is a huge thank you for listening and tuning into the show week after week. It means the world to all of us, and this really is a dream that we absolutely never had and couldn't have imagined getting to this place. But secondly, it's a dream where we feel like we're only just getting started.
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