Consequences of Feminism

Feminism emerged as a new trend approximately 60 years ago, offering hope to the impressionable young minds of both men and women. However, the impact of these ideas has led to numerous negative implications for families, societies, and the nation's economy as a whole. Here, I will briefly outline some of these aspects:

• The Human Resources departments, which did not exist previously, were specifically created to train men to behave in a certain manner, often with a biased perspective.

• Diversity-Equality-Inclusivity initiatives in the public and private sectors provide preferential reservations for women, more often over more capable talent.

• There is an unfair expectation for women to achieve the same outcomes as men.

• Women have the right to vote, despite not having sacrificed their lives for family, society, or the country like men, who had no choice, yet they are granted this right.

• Divorce laws are biased, with alimony being a modern concept. Divorce rates were minimal in the past, but with feminist influence, courts now allow women to claim men's property under the guise of maintaining their standard of living.

• Men are alienated from his children, physical intimacy, parents and friends in the name of feminism thus breaking harmony and support structure for men, children and elder family members.

• Women have complete control over abortion without needing the man's consent, yet men are required to pay child support if the woman decides to have the child.

• There is an increase in women exhibiting unchecked masculine behavior in society.

• More women are openly embracing sexual promiscuity, leading to increased infidelity and acceptance of being labeled as promiscuous or engaging in sex work without shame.

• Women receive special privileges in sports and other physical activities at the level of men, despite these activities being less physically demanding and attracting fewer spectators.