Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Is Feminism a Cyclical Trend?

I was thinking recently that periods of feminism and matriarchy could follow a cyclical pattern. I'm going to use evolutionary language, but the argument could apply just as well on a cultural evolutionary level.

Start from the previous status quo where women married young and bore children to older bread-winning husbands. This one-to-one pairing of men and women allow beta males to breed. Women are pedastalized because having a young beautiful wife is indeed a valuable thing. And being nice to women is merited because after-all she is staying home and cleaning your house and caring for your children and preparing you tasty healthful meals. But eventually the line between being nice and giving in to all her irrational demands, gets blurred. 

The breeding of betaness eventually reaches a critical mass where women start to be taken seriously enough that society starts to give in to feminist-like demands. Once "liberated", the women immediately use their freedom to refuse to fuck their beta liberators and start chasing alphas. This is the current situation.

Eventually alpha traits will come to dominate once again, either through alphas outbreeding betas, or through cultural ideas of alphaness proliferating and average betas learning not to take shit from women. Eventually we return back to the traditional set-up. Either beta traits are bred out of the population or all men learn from word of mouth that treating women as equals gets them no-fucking-where. Either genetically or culturally beta behavior towards women is eradicated.

However, once we return to the original or "traditional" set-up, the same risks are present. Betatude can once again return and proliferate until enough dudes are beta that society fails the massive shit-test that is feminism.

I tend to fluctuate between genuine optimism and pessimistic cynicism. Some days I think things will turn out alright, but other days the situation seems hopeless. So I don't know if the tide against feminism will be turned in my own lifetime. But I think things can't last forever being so dysfunctional.

4 comments:

  1. The Misandry Bubble Essay, written by the Futurist, posits that this will end by 2020.

    http://www.singularity2050.com/2010/01/the-misandry-bubble.html

    This seminal work is often referred to by the manosphere. Give it a look if you have not already.

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    1. I've actually seen it linked to multiple times but I haven't gotten around to reading it yet. I'll do so soon. Every time I write something I'm kind of afraid someone has already had the same idea, but it's just a risk you take when you put your ideas out there.

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  2. feminism is created by a safe society. Safety breeds beta males. Feminism begins, like all idiotic liberal ideas, among the priveleged classes and only spreads to the rest of the society as danger disappears. Tough times breed alphas. Hence why frontiersmen had loyal wives; a man who fights nature, man and god daily has little patience for womens stupidity.

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    1. I think these are true words you speak my friend. I've seen proof too. How strong and independent is a woman who hears a bump in the night, or sees a spider? At the first hint of danger every woman becomes a traditionalist.

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