Tell It Now

When a woman in China becomes pregnant her entire family moves in with her. They cook, clean, and make sure that she spends the first year of that baby’s life resting and bonding. The irony is that we used to have the same thing in the west. Mothers would give birth and the grandmothers would be there to help, with her sisters, at the house, and all of the other mothers and wives on the block would hang out together all day, and raise their kids together as the kids played and entertained one another. Feminism took that from women. It took away the support and social networks that had always existed, and replaced it with corporate jobs and daycare.

There was a time in America in which entire families lived near each other, and when a woman became pregnant, her mother, her spouse’s mother, her sisters, and her friends would help her and would raise the kids together. This is where “it takes a village” comes from. This made being home with the children very enjoyable to Mom, because it was social, fun, and rewarding. Modern woman feel isolated at home, if they are lucky enough to be home. They feel like they lose themselves without the socialization that had always been present in previous generations Society then expects men to fill the “community of women” role that used to be handled by female family, but they can’t because they are working full-time jobs, so they get demonized for not working and being home at the same time. Feminism has destroyed the family unit, destroyed motherhood, destroyed the divinely beautiful balance between men and women, and has utterly annihilated the fabric of society. It has been more destructive than a nuclear bomb could ever be.