Month: December 2018

We see it all the time – feminism redefines a term.  It has attempted to redefine the term “family.”  It has attempted to redefine the term “equality.”  It has attempted, and succeeded, in redefining “rape” and many other terms.

So I propose that we, in the Men First movement, redefine the term “feminism.”

Here is the new definition of feminism in the 2019 version of the “Men First Concise English Dictionary”:

feminism

noun [ U ] / US /ˈfem·əˌnɪz·əm/

1.      The belief that men are superior to women by virtually every scientifically measurable metric.

2.      The belief that women are inferior to men by virtually every scientifically measurable metric.

3.      The belief that, because of their superiority, men have a moral duty and social obligation to protect women, and to provide for them.

4.      The belief that, because of their inferiority, women have a moral duty and social obligation to surrender their rights to the man of their choice in return for the privilege of serving him.

5.      The belief that women are more empowered when they stop struggling for equal rights and adopt a feminine, demure, and submissive way of life.

6.      The belief that Patriarchal culture is best for everyone, including women.

If feminism is going to redefine terms, Men First can redefine them, too.

-VIS

For millennia, women had it made – staying in the safety of the home, having everything provided, focusing on things they love like cooking, baking, and sewing … ah, the good ol’ days.

And then suddenly women think, “oh wow, we can do all the things men can do!”

So despite the obvious flaws in that logic, such as the fact that woman are physically weaker than men (Bishop & Cureton, 1987), that women have 8 – 13% less brain mass than men (Ankney, 1992), and that women are, on average, 3.75 IQ points dumber than men given the same brain mass (Van der Linden et al., 2017) women decided to pursue “equal rights” – the right to work like slaves for some stranger for 40+ hours per week, the right to not have anyone physically attracted to them, the right to not have someone provide for their every need … you know, important rights.

Women had it made and ended up royally screwing themselves over.  Studies show women’s absolute happiness and happiness relative to men has been declining drastically for 35 years (Stevenson & Wolfers, 2009).

And why would they give up all that happiness, safety, and fun?

One reason – and men have known it since the dawn of time:

“Leave it to a woman to screw things up.”

-VIS