I just thought I'd send along some observations I have on the Mythopoetic Movement. Historically, for a movement to be sustaining it must either seek a political or quasi-religious outlet. A third option is that it be financially profitable for a large portion of its adherents. I think anyone of these alone will sustain a movement.
Women are better off economically.
A worthy end. This was never intended, of course. There also were no political goals to sustain it. Ditto, of course, for Promise Keepers. The mythopoetic movement had nothing to push up against, or nothing to push toward except a better self and occasional communion with other, better selves.