British journalist Melissa Kite, a shopworn maladroit of a wannabe mother is now hearing her shelf-life tick down to reproductive extinction. Men, it seems, especially the ones who get to know her, don’t want to produce children with her. Of course, it has nothing to do with her. It’s all men’s fault.
The honey badger parade continues as Diana Davison offers up some analysis and some poetry on female power and male disposability. For anyone out there interested in understanding why women become MHRAs, now would be a good time to shut up and read.
Dianne Abbott is concerned about men. More specifically she is concerned about their masculinity; especially when she thinks on some level that it may affect women. Well, actually only when she thinks it will affect women. Correction: Dianne Abbott isn’t concerned about men at all.
What does a man owe a woman after a divorce? Is she to remain his financial obligation for life? Is he to be burdened with supporting her in a manner to which she is accustomed, even if she got accustomed on the sweat of his labors? Claire-Louise Meadows has some answers for you.
Barbarossaaa, however you spell the name, issues a barn burner of a smackdown on traditionalist values, and their source of power: the male mating strategy. Get your popcorn and fill up your glass of soda. This one is better than going to the movies.
Michael Sharron has a message for women supporters of the NC Coalition Against Domestic Violence: Quit supporting the lies, hatred, class bigotry and corrupt use of a serious social issue to fund the political goals of a small, elitist group. Is that clear enough?
Anne Stevenson is a blogger and a law student and by every indication an very ambitious and aspiring gender ideologue with an eye on the domestic violence industry and a political career. Michael Sharron encourages AVFM readers to voice their opinions for the record about her work.
What is the garb of the modern Western male? Is it boots and chaps, work shirt or coveralls? Is it a business suit or a military uniform? Is it all these things? Not so much, says Gordon Wadsworth, who explores the servile fashions of modern western men in all their “glory.”
Dan Perrins had the dubious responsibility to report on the latest fashion trend for feminist activists. Dressing up like a vagina and making sure that people can’t say anything they might disagree with. Thanks Danny, we owe you one for the effort.
The post here by Kelly Jones raised quite a bit of discussion, both in support of and dissent from her opinions. August Lovenskiolds has some more refection on the matter, proffering that Ms. Jones may have confused practicality for laziness.
