That was dire.

I liked this at the beginning "While the left tells men to stay in their lane, members of the manosphere and the far right are welcoming them with open arms." (not "far right" only means anything centre ground or right). This was spot on. The rest of the entire article is dedicated to discussing how men should stay in the left lane. Oh well, I suppose at least they see their problem at last.

It is very worrying to see that a good white person is not the same as a good Asian or a good black. Well that's the end of that equality thing you guys sold our fathers. Better get back to looking to our own interests then as we can never be as good or equal if we do the same things as them.

I also liked the bit where she said she liked male bonding, said it was better in the UK (because she only knows middle class urban college graduate americans to compare to middle class urban university graduate Brits) and then thought that all the causes of this male bonding were toxic bad habits or trauma. She never stopped to think that maybe "trauma" (challenges like being sent away to school or enlisting in the army) were actually great for male character development and taught them how to make real friends.

The way she speaks and her mannerisms remind me of my "cool" daughter when she is telling me the teachers need to try harder or she can't be interested. I am telling her she needs to try harder as her education is her job not theirs. Teaching it their job, learning is hers. If she gets in the way of their job, there will be clashes. If she neglects her job, she will lose. But I am told, no its someone else not doing enough to interest her. It is all owed to her.

Come to think of it, its almost the same problem. She is not thinking how to make men want her and worship her, she is thinking about "the trouble with men is they don't try hard enough" Meanwhile, the cool princess is not thinking how to behave to learn stuff and let teachers stop putting her in detention.

The whole way of speaking and the dismissive self important hand movements irritate me. Its so self interested, the dismissve confidence is so unearned ...its so young women today.