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Most women do not achieve satisfaction from extremely demanding positions that do grant them status, but at the same time make it difficult for them to bond with their children or even demand of them to avoid motherhood. Most women experience children as self-fulfillment, while most men receive parallel mental fulfillment from the content of… Continue reading Why fathers can’t be mothers and mothers can’t be fathers

The feminist society we live in imposes a sweeping restriction on men, prohibiting them from relating to women sexually. This includes banning men from looking at women and their bodies, including in pictures, a prohibition on having private sexual thoughts about women, and extensive bans on implicit interaction with women including flirting and even exchanging… Continue reading Culturally-induced chemical castration – the unspoken cause of the low-testosterone epidemic?

Most girls and women who identify as feminists believe in good faith that feminist perceptions are meant to improve the relations between the sexes, for women or even for men. They are unaware that the principles disseminated to them are in fact formulated to bring about the cessation of sexuality. As a result of this… Continue reading A thought experiment for a feminist

When equality was reached between the 1970s and the 1990s in the West, it did not generate equal numbers of men and women in each and every domain. The failure to reach identical numbers through equal opportunity and equal cultivation, was a result of men and women having on average along with their shared wishes… Continue reading Why I Am Not a Feminist

Is the attack against sexual communication and the language of sexuality justified? Is the position of women in their sexual relations with men so desperate and men's so abusive and violent that the step taken by feminism - disqualifying almost the entire language - should be endorsed even if the consequence is the cessation of… Continue reading Some Feminist Readers May Want to Sit Before Continuing

International days are announced with the noble goal of stimulating the public to pay attention to a subject which affects society, yet is mostly ignored throughout the year. Issues that receive this kind of support, as with the World Autism Awareness Day, have relatively consistent characteristics: the media almost never covers them, the public shows… Continue reading The cancellation of International Women’s Day and what it means

In 2016 a panel of brain researchers convened at a scientific conference carrying the title, "The Promise and Peril of Research on Sex Differences". In a discussion held on stage by five researchers, three highlighted only similarities between the sexes, until two female scientists from the audience intervened to explain that avoidance of differences is… Continue reading Censoring Science to Redefine Sexes

When studies examined systematically what percentage of people have committed sexual harassment, it was found that the percentage of women and men in the group of people who harass and sexually assault is almost exactly the same. For example, a 2013 study performed in the US with a thousand teens and young adults between the… Continue reading Studies Consistently Show that Women are as Sexually Violent as Men – How is this Possible?

There is an understandable alliance between the feminist community and the LGBT community. Gays wanted the definition of a man and a woman to include their sexuality; feminists wanted the same definition to have no cultural boundaries. Both groups found themselves aspiring to shift the lines separating between the sexes and redefining them in society.… Continue reading Is Feminism for Women Too?