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redqueen

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16. I'm at a loss, I really don't know what she's referring to

Reply to LizBeth (Reply #10)

Sat Oct 7, 2023, 12:47 PM

Oct 2023

All I can think is maybe mommy bloggers have launched a new brand of feminism or something.

Or maybe a lot of the ire at anti natalists that isn't from men is from older women who label themselves as feminists?

Those are my best guesses.

As for the treatment of young men in equally baffled. Can't even think of a guess on that one.

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A deep dive into why everybody hates modern women [View all] redqueen Oct 2023 OP

Women don't need to have kids and a husband if they are happier without but the culture Stargazer99 Oct 2023 #1

Yep and it is changing redqueen Oct 2023 #3

Loved it! So much in there! Scrivener7 Oct 2023 #2

Aw thanks :) redqueen Oct 2023 #4

I don't agree with her about how people on the left view young men, but I have seen posters Scrivener7 Oct 2023 #5

No idea how to address that either. redqueen Oct 2023 #17

those were my two. nothing solid to give a clue or understanding what she was talking about. LizBeth Oct 2023 #12

I guess she has discussed those in other videos redqueen Oct 2023 #18

I do not "wonder" about #4-- I think it is intensely ERRONEOUS... hlthe2b Oct 2023 #6

It does seem pretty out there to me. But as I said, I'm not up on social media. Scrivener7 Oct 2023 #7

The latter is most likely. We've seen it here on DU recently. hlthe2b Oct 2023 #8

Yes. I so don't get it. Scrivener7 Oct 2023 #9

+1 LizBeth Oct 2023 #13

i am curious about 4 too. i am not seeing where that comes from. LizBeth Oct 2023 #11

This message was self-deleted by its author Scrivener7 Oct 2023 #14

Chose to be "the village" for two beloved Scrivener7 Oct 2023 #15

haha, as far as edit. i was older marry and kids and i could have easily seen myself LizBeth Oct 2023 #19

interesting. LizBeth Oct 2023 #10

I'm at a loss, I really don't know what she's referring to redqueen Oct 2023 #16

i feel, that there are a lot of educated, young women that have bought in the stereotype LizBeth Oct 2023 #20