I found a column by Suzanne Fields at conservative site Townhall. With a headline of
"A Good Man Is Still Hard to Find" I took notice. [This entry has been bumped up.]
Women have been complaining since the original Adams family was
evicted from the Garden of Eden that "A good man is hard to find."
Whining, complaining, nagging... yep.
Despite radical feminist mockery of the very idea of manliness, that men
are natural sexual predators, most women -- with very few exceptions --
still want one.
Of course they do! It's nice to have the cash flow, the bodyguard, an errand boy, and a receptacle for your whines and gripes and thoughts.
The #MeToo movement has nevertheless changed a
lot of things in the wake of the sexual harassment-scandal season. One
of them is the regard in which men are universally held by women. It
often seems we're back to the '80s, when there was a similar assault on
the idea of manhood and some women decried all sex as rape.
Radical
feminist activists Catherine MacKinnon and Andrea Dworkin were widely
credited with saying that "all sex is rape" and "all men are rapists."
They both deny the statements, but Dworkin conceded that she did say,
"Penetrative intercourse is, by its nature, violent."
No wonder men are choosing to To Their Own Way (see MGTOW).
