The Feminist movement screwed women

Having lots of choices can be good, but it’s also complicated. And complexities lead to stress. And let’s face it, women today are more stressed out than ever. A study from Boston College said that women are graduating with less self esteem than when they entered, despite the fact that graduation rates among women are outpacing those of men. According to The Wall Street Journal, 26 percent of American women are on some kind of mental health medication for anxiety and depression related problems. Glamour recently polled women in 2015, and respondents couldn’t even explain what being happy meant.The power tradeoff-Women made a well intended, fairly simple, but admittedly consequential swap when they were fighting for equality. They gave up their feminine side so they could attain what they saw as masculine goals: the corner office, the big promotion, "freedom". And they started acting less like ladies and more like lady bros. Don’t get me wrong, these are fantastic objectives, but they didn’t have to ‘man up’ to get them. Feminists started using the word ‘girly’ as if it were a bad thing. In a more humanized era, men loved girly, and so did women. Now, it’s a full blown insult. Women mistakenly coveted what men had, rather than holding onto the uniquely feminine power they had. They abandoned it and did it their way. Not exactly empowering. Femininity has always been a huge source of female power, so why were they discouraged from embracing it?Women have become actresses-Most of them want to get married and have kids but very few women actually unabashedly admit it before they attain it. Most females don’t like it when men don’t return their calls for a second date. They care about what guys think, how they look and whether or not they’re getting their needs met. So why are women pretending like they don’t, instead opting to act inauthentically above the fray? Denying the ability to be authentic is not the greatest of feelings, let’s be honest. Women are so scared to admit they don’t have it all, or they don’t have it all together, that nobody is being honest. They’re stressed out but they’re not suffering in silence. On the contrary, wthey're pretending their lives are perfect by posting the perfect pictures to their Instagram and Facebook accounts. But they aren’t all perfect. Admitting that it’s not attainable and that it’s ok to accept that is a big step that relieves stress. They are cheating themselves of that calming concession by pretending to be too cool to care.Feminism killed courtship-Trying to get back chivalry is like trying to lead a horse to water,water that is really, really far away in the rearview. Remember the whole, “I don’t need a man” movement? Talk to most women in their twenties and they’ll tell you they’ve never been on a romantic date. You know, the old kind where guys used to pick women up, or meet them somewhere to have drink, a proper dinner, perhaps a night cap. Now, a hookup culture fueled by feminists that pressures women to forgo monogamy for one night stands and apps like Tinder and Happn, are grating on women. Whatever your politics, women want to be romanced and respected. They all want to find a good guy who adores them and is faithful, regardless of what feminism says. They all want love from a partner who is committed. But they’re not going to get it if they keep telling men they don’t need them, that they can do it all, all alone. If they want a return to romance, they’ve got to start empowering men instead of emasculating them. Emasculation of men has killed romance and courtship almost completely.*Pew’s findings have caught the attention of one US writer who maintains that feminism, deeply entrenched in every segment of the culture, has created an environment in which young men find it more beneficial to simply opt out of coupledom entirely.An article by Suzanne Venker points out, "the share of women ages eighteen to thirty-four that say having a successful marriage is one of the most important things in their lives rose nine percentage points since 1997, from 28 percent to 37 percent."But..."For men, the opposite occurred. The share voicing this opinion dropped, from 35 percent to 29 percent."Modern women desire deeply to get married, but now men do not. Why?She continues,"I’ve accidentally stumbled upon a subculture of men who’ve told me, in no uncertain terms, that they’re never getting married. When I ask them why, the answer is always the same."Women aren’t women anymore.""In a nutshell, women are angry. They’re also defensive, though often unknowingly. That’s because they’ve been raised to think of men as the enemy."And men gave up.http://www.foxnews.com...Thus, feminism screwed women. Now they are more stressed out, angry, and struggling to find mates. Prove me wrong Con.