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The following discussion was published in 1707 AD under the title Female Grievances: Dialogues between two Young Ladies concerning Love and Marriage. The discussion shows that even back in the 1700’s women were trying to limit men’s freedom and stop men from living as bachelors.

Eliza: Amongst all the female grievances we have hitherto debated there still remains one we have not yet touch’d upon. There are an abundance of bachelors who, thro’ a cowardly apprehension of the cares and troubles of the marry’d state, are so fearful of entering into it, that they would rather run the hazard of damning their souls with the repeated sin of fornication.

Mariana: I’ll assure you I like your thoughts very well, for if we consider rightly, we can allow bachelors to be no other than drones in the great-hive of the Common-wealth. With all my heart; you would have me begin, so accordingly I’ll proceed to the business, vis:

That every bachelor above the age of twenty, and childless widower under the age of fifty, shall be obliged to marry within the circle of one year, commencing from the date of the Act, or else be liable to be press’d into the Sea or Land Service (after the expiration of the Term limited) when ever Her Majesties Forces shall need a further recruit.

Eliza: O sye, Madam, should we put such a cruel article upon the poor gentlemen it would be constru’d as downright tyranny, beyond all president.

Can you imagine the outrage if some random guy posted such a thing ragging on women? The earth would suddenly stop rotating and fire and brimstone would rain down upon us.

But his is what happens when you raise a few generations of girls to think they are superior, entitled...or that men are inferior knuckle daggers living under a bridge.

It's not that marriage is a trap for men, puts them at risk, at the whims of a woman...it's that we, you know, the "toxic masculinity" crowd, need to "man up". God is nowhere near this issue.

(Aman Singh)
This makes my blood boil. God, makes me repulsed from womankind.

(mark mooroolbark)
Astonishing. yet still we are told women were slaves and oppressed right up until the sexual revolution of the sixties. Another lie in an endless sea of lies.