Patriarchy is a thing of the past, feminism is the future. This is something you read and hear almost daily in the media these days. Which isn’t surprising when you consider that roughly half of the staff in newsrooms are women. And that the majority of them are environmentally conscious and hold a corresponding worldview. In their eyes, men are toxic. Women are considered fundamentally superior, according to this prevailing worldview. Quite simply because men are aggressive and commit the most crimes. They represent the everyday violence on the streets, domestic violence, and, of course, all the wars in the world. In short, everything that could easily be done without.
Feminism beyond the Facts
In these circles, feminism is seen as genuine progress, and the battle of the sexes is considered the core mission of women who are firmly resolved never to be subjugated again. Marriage is viewed in these circles as an instrument for the subjugation of women to male dominance. The ideal is the open relationship, the core of which is an equal partnership, and which either partner can leave at any time.
It is often overlooked that it is actually nature that has determined the fundamental roles of men and women. Everything that has developed from this has little to do with bad men and good women, but rather with natural necessities that required a clearly defined division of labor.
The core task is quite simply the survival of the human species.
The younger, the better
This begins with making the best possible use of a woman’s reproductive capacity. It is limited to only a few decades, and the sooner a woman begins to fulfill her role, the more offspring she will be able to bring into the world. This principle still applies to Muslims today, as it has for thousands of years. They do not recognize the concept of legal adulthood as it has been elevated to dogma in the Western world. They simply wait until a girl menstruates and then consider her ready for marriage.
This practice can also be found in many other religions that have preserved their customs over many generations. What they all have in common is that a love marriage in the Western sense doesn’t really exist. A daughter isn’t asked whom she would like to marry. It’s also considered absurd to leave such a momentous decision to a very young girl. The parents, or rather the father, decide, and the young woman has to comply.
A few months after the wedding ceremony, she will be pregnant for the first time. The whole family will rejoice, the husband will be proud, and she will have gone from wife to mother. From then on, her life will be an uninterrupted series of births until finally her body decides that her fertile years are over, or until her husband no longer desires her.
Endless fertility
Many women (if not most) in the Western world complain that their husbands are unfaithful. Even the most earnest religious vow („until death do us part“) won’t change that. Men simply cannot resist the allure of women in the long run. Some take a mistress sooner or later. Others seize every opportunity for a spontaneous one-night stand. Bosses impregnate their female employees, who hope for a raise or promotion.
Monogamy, therefore, seems to be a real problem, especially for men.
And that’s hardly surprising. Nature simply didn’t design men for it. It’s not for nothing that they can distribute such a prodigious amount of sperm, and logically speaking, it makes no sense to limit themselves to just one woman.
That’s why most cultures view a woman’s infidelity as a major moral failing, or even a crime punishable by death. For men, however, the situation is viewed quite differently. They can not only rely on the understanding of their environment. In the Muslim world, they can even be completely open about their sexuality and take a second, third, or fourth wife with the full approval of both religion and society.
Women have always been considered property.
Incidentally, this is a practice that was common in the Middle East at the beginning of the first millennium. Back then, a woman was simply the property of a man. She was sold by her father to the highest bidder as soon as she had grown from a child to a woman, and a large celebration was held to seal the deal. The custom was adopted by the then-emerging Christianity and is still practiced today as part of the wedding tradition.
Even today, we use terms like „my wife,“ which actually suggest a possessive relationship, even if it’s no longer understood that way. But when a man speaks of „his“ wife, he’s not just referring to a good acquaintance, but to a woman he has claimed as his own, with whom he maintains a particularly close and always intimate relationship.
This woman is someone a man will protect. He will defend her. He will appear with her in public, making it clear that she „belongs“ to him and is therefore off-limits to other men. Depending on the culture, he may also reserve the right to set rules for her and punish her if she rebels or otherwise shows resistance.
Genetics is immutable
Behavioral patterns that have developed over millennia cannot simply be eliminated or changed by laws. They are part of our genetic makeup and thus form the core of our social behavior. Therefore, if a few feminists try to wage war against men, they may influence society. But they cannot eradicate the deeply ingrained core of male inequality, even if they have more or less firmly established themselves in the media.
The majority of women will therefore always behave as women have for millennia. They will not seek the understanding softie who enters into a purely platonic relationship with them and lets them lead him around by the nose. They will be more likely to be fascinated by a distinctly masculine type who sets the course and tells them what to do. A real man, in other words, who knows exactly what he wants. A go-getter who is aware that no woman can compete with him and who keeps her on a short leash. A pronounced patriarch and family man who loves and desires her and is the head of his family. But who can also use force to put her in her place.
Only such a man will she truly respect. Because she feels protected and safe with him, and can be the woman she truly is deep inside, without worry.