The moral of the story here is too much freedom is even worse than too little for a woman.
There is very little glamorous about the average western woman. No grace. No subtlety. No shyness, cuteness or warmth. Not sophisticated nor classy.
Coarse, obnoxious, aggressive, and openly, shamelessly promiscuous.
This is what "women's freedom" looks like.
Take a good look.
The ruse is up pic.twitter.com/Wq68n9QIwE
— CCide (@chimericide) January 19, 2021
The moral of the story here is too much freedom is even worse than too little for a woman.
Free women are feral women.
An unmarriageable husk, an abomination that has all the negative qualities of the feminine, and all of the negative qualities of the masculine, with none of the positives of either
Neglect is abuse.
But libertariarians abuse their women in an altogether different way - they abdicate their duty to protect and guide her. They neglect her entirely.
"We are doing what is best for our women"
One, allowing her little room to even breathe incorrectly or make any sort of meaningful decision for herself without extreme social pressure and harsh punishment, the other, tossing her to the dogs.
"Why did you let me win" you can hear her soul cry.
And it ends with frivolous divorce, broken homes, widespread misandry, feminine sons, masculine daughters and the complete demonisation of any & all things masculine.
You cannot out of kindness, fairness and modern thinking grant them a few liberties, preserve society and be done with it.
Oh no.
Once the foot's in the door, it never ends. They will push for more until the universe itself explodes.
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But – there is at least one blindingly obvious industry consensus – a Product Manager makes Products.
And they don't need to be kept at the exact right temperature, given endless resource, or carefully protected in order to do this.
They find their own way.