Q: CURT: “What does Toxic Femininity Consists of?”
Toxic Femininity consists of the natural expression of female instinct and intuition in the absence of offspring and the absence of regulation on her behavior – certainly by women in the main, but as importantly, by women in establishing limits that impose costs on the capital of the commons. In general women do not mature until they have at least one but usually at least three to four children – which is rather obvious in voting patterns and linguistic analysis.
Toxic femininity consists of:
(a) hyperconsumption of everything from attention to goods and services to accumulated capital
(b) responsibility evasion particularly for common capital
(c) various forms of seduction into hazards to obtain assets or evade responsibility
(d) various forms of manipulation and deceit too long to list to obtain consumption, assets, or avoid responsibility.
Correction (Cures)
Can you regulate human nature? Of course. We can prohibit some of it and direct most of it. (for example, heroism instead of selfishness).
As for policies, well, outlawing the spectrum of female social crimes is pretty easy and by doing that we create the only means of regulating women – social pressure. Women are incapable of self regulation without external social constraint. They have to feel it and to feel it it has to be empathizable. The law is the most effective vehicle for outlawing antisocial behavior and causing adaptation to the prohibition of that behavior, by social pressure – largely from other women.
Most of my work, from female brain organization, to feminine behavior, to the abrahamic sequence, to the marxist sequence consist of simply restoring the equilibrium of suppression of criminal (antisocial) between the sexes because of sex differences in antisociality and criminality, and the kinds of crimes made possible by industry technology mass media, and democracy.
Cheers
Source date (UTC): 2023-12-23 00:15:57 UTC
Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1738341050459000832
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