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Thanks again for the reply. Feminazism has always used lofty terms like “freedom” and “suffrage” and “equality”to justify its actions. But the closer you look at it, the more you see that the justifiable grievances that the feminazi movement has cited have been relatively few, and relatively mild as compared to the collateral damage wrought. Marriage is a multi thousand year old tradition that exists primarily for the protection of women and children. Hats off to the feminazism movement; they managed to pretty much end it in the US in two generations.

And yes like any war, there are winners and losers. Women and children in general have been the big losers. Marriage only continues amongst upper and upper middle class. Women who want the freedom to have a traditional marriage and raise children are largely denied the opportunity due to a lack of willing men. Women who want the career and all the trappings are getting to enjoy that...alone.

Feminazism has indeed exacted it’s revenge on men, but the price tag for doing so is an informal counter movement that has been devastating in it’s effectiveness and impact on women.

As I said, I understand that statistically the bulk of the filers for divorce are female, but remember that the bulk of filers for divorce are also lower-income. What I'm saying is, they weren't the ones whose voices were heard at the culture-making level. The culture-makers tend to be the upper class, and that is where you see the trophy wife trend. So even though these abandoned first wives may have been a minority, they were a loud minority (we know how well a loud minority can control the narrative if it has the influence to do so.)

Women who want the career and all the trappings are getting to enjoy that...alone.

Sure. All I'm saying is that, for some of us, that's an acceptable outcome.

Feminazism has indeed exacted it’s revenge on men, but the price tag for doing so is an informal counter movement that has been devastating in it’s effectiveness and impact on women.

You know, I'm going to wait and see on this. How a single woman feels in her 40s and how she feels in her 60s might not be quite the same.