There is an opinion that feminism almost completely imposed a ban on people living in a stable, long-term family. Since he is hiding behind the ideas of equality, thus dealing only with women, definitely thinking that a man, if not a direct enemy of a woman, somewhere close to this, from this the woman constantly suffers and strains. What is the influence of feminism on the family?
Family and Feminism
If feminism is a woman's life a feminist, then the man in this picture is a stranger, an extra "detail" that sometimes becomes useful, but not at all equal to the woman herself. Women who agree with the ideas of feminism initially do not think about preserving the family after the feelings "have cooled down." It is worth mentioning that feminism basically dictates to the female sex to get rid of the male, who has at least some disadvantages, if already love is gone, and the life together became burdensome. Well, and if you take into account that people do not have no shortcomings, then almost all families fall apart. The presence of children in the family does not play any role, because the main thing for a woman is herself, and children can do without a father. After all, one more of the rules of feminism - "a child does not need to have a father and mother, enough that he just loved."
Women do not think about and easily part with their men, while they do not try to live without passion, but a stable family, important for the growth and development of children. Children who are brought up in broken families often endure the behavior of their parents in their own lives. In a word, the inability to communicate with the opposite sex, the inability to maintain stable long-term relationships, is "programmed". Thus, feminism almost guarantees that the next generation of people will become a generation of lonely people. Such an example is given by ideologists of feminism - almost all of them many times parted with their "half".
Feminism Prevents the Creation of a Normal Family
One of the most basic rules of feminism says that "the male sex has been oppressed for centuries by women, in every way suppressed them and wanted their obedience and inferiority." And feminism has now allowed a woman to feel a full-fledged member of society - equal and free. True, the ideologists of feminism do not agree with the existence of such a notion, as everyone knows the stronger egocentricity in comparison with masculine. The desire to be or at least seem to be "the master of the world" is characteristic of quite a number of female representatives, but in a simple life it stops with the sheer disparity of the possibilities to achieve this goal.
Someone will ask where does feminism? And besides, that those who adhere to feminism almost "to the skies" take off self-esteem and self-conceit (there are cases when it is justified, and there are - groundlessly, but take off). At the same time, the ability to look without "pink glasses" on oneself is sharply weakened (as "they used to be fooled by their supposedly defective heads, but now they are free" - in a word, "dizzy with success"). And so, during the examination of her "free" look around the world, a woman discovers that those who are worthy of her great qualities of male representatives are practically none (and if there are any, they are either already occupied or "males", therefore they are also unworthy) . When such a high self-esteem is reasonable - a woman can only be pitied, but such people (with reasonably overestimated self-esteem, women or men) are rather few. Almost all people are quite average in their qualities. To create a pair they would have been approached by the same average person. But it's not like that! Feminism imposes a woman on loneliness instead of creating a family with an ordinary average man. Because under the "hit" automatically fall almost all men who could have made a woman for a married couple. And people could live a long quiet life (perhaps without much passion or without great joys, but quite well). And it is worth saying that it is feminism that is to blame for this practically total loneliness.