Psychiatric Therapy Won’t Heal What Feminism Broke

Article here. Excerpt:

'Feminism was never a benevolent movement that simply lost its way. It was, from the beginning, an ideology of resentment. It tells women they must view men with suspicion. That they should never be vulnerable, never sacrifice, never trust. By equating success with male-dominated spheres, it wires women to view any trade-off as a loss and at every turn, resentfully ask, “Why should I, and not him?”

This ideology has profoundly shaped the way women approach relationships. They are told to “love themselves before they can love someone else.” That they should spend years alone, single, working on self-acceptance. But how does that work in practice? If a woman is overweight, does standing naked in front of a mirror and repeating “I love myself” change anything? Rarely, because there are inherent truths and knowledge. And denying that things can be better or worse is a postmodernist fantasy.

Feminism, like any pathogen, infects the worldview of those who adopt it. Depending on personality structure and competence level, living by its principles leads to psychopathology unresponsive to medication. It warps decision-making and pits women against their own psychological needs and against the opposite sex—without whom these needs can never be fulfilled.'