7. Why the Feminist Life Script Makes Most Women Miserable: Joy Pullmann

The Suzanne Venker Show

Suzanne Venker

Society & Culture

4.9 • 650 Ratings

🗓️ 17 August 2019

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Our culture is so saturated in feminist ideology that even conservatives think inside its wheel ruts. This wouldn’t be a problem except that feminism is antithetical to human flourishing because it has a false view of human nature. The stark difference bw men and women when it comes to mate selection and family planning is just one example. Women have the most marital bargaining power in their 20s.

The smartest female strategy, then, is to lock in a husband before women have to compete against younger, more fertile women. This is the exact opposite of what our society tells women to do. It tells women to do the same thing men do. But women are not men. Our bodies are different, our fertility is different, and our priorities are different.

Joy Pullmann, author and executive editor at The Federalist, as wel as the mother of five children, explains why the feminist life script that encourages women to postpone marriage and motherhood indefinitely is not only bad for women but not what most women want. She also tells her own story about how she got “lucky” with an unintended and unplanned pregnancy.

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0:20.0	they accept that men are
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0:35.0	why super successful women struggle in love, what men want
0:38.1	and what women want, hint they're not the same, why love alone is not a reason to get married,
0:42.9	how to avoid the green grass syndrome, and why acting like a man lands women in a ditch.
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