what are women to do.mp4

Gotta disagree with this, but not for the reasons you might think.

Let's assume a woman has a child at 25. Two paths to pursue following that event:

A) Commit to being a full-time, stay-at-home mom for the better part of that child's childhood (let's use a cut-off age of 15 years for the kid, by which time they want to distance from their parents and hang with their peers). By then the woman is 40 years old and no human resources department worth their salt is going to hire a 40-year old when they could hire a 25-year old for half as much.

OR

B) Have the kid and then - shortly thereafter - enter the workforce as a "career" woman; let's say when the kid is 5 and able to go to day care while the woman works. Great, she gets her career at 30! But the kid(s) are deprived of having a mother.

There is no scenario where the woman gets to have it all without a sacrifice; either her career or her kids' healthy development. She can have one or the other, but not both. She can have anything she wants, but she can't have everything she wants. Feminism has lied that she can have both/do both; she can't. Ever.

not everyone will listen, some will believe their indoctrination to the bitter end