Alex Stepford #sexist thatstepfordgal.com

Strangely enough, my father had brought up something interesting while we were having a lengthy discussion about feminism.

Do you think modern feminism, the wave from the 60s, was just made by the ugly women?

I almost laughed it off. Absurd! I have been researching and reading on feminism, its initial benefits and the destructive pattern it started taking on later on. It sounded like a bad joke on feminism, that only ugly women would like it because of the poor taste. Nowadays, I admit many beautiful women, especially celebrities, are feminists. Though I still think most of them are quite the unattractive, unladylike type, I know there are attractive ones.

But then— zoom back to the 60s and 70s to the very grassroots of the second wave of feminism. You have figures like Betty Friedan, Germaine Greer and Andrea Dworkin. Just look and think about it— cringe-worthy, really. Definitely, to me they’re very unattractive, plain ugly.

Okay, so they were ugly, what does that have to do with feminism? Maybe just about everything. My father answered with a slight laugh.

“They were the ugly ones no man wanted to marry and have as a housewife. They probably once wanted the comfy life, but because they’re ugly, their personalities are ugly- no man wanted them. So they pushed the feminist movement not for other women, but just to use other women to get more power and leverage in the system. To get revenge on men.”

Well, goodness! It all clicked into place for me. Mind you, this is at best a theory, but doesn’t it make so much sense? It has long been proven that women enjoyed being homemakers for the most part, they enjoyed it, pre-feminist movement. That is a fact schools don’t teach, sadly, because it is against the liberal, feminist agenda.

Maybe these women did, or secretly once did, but because they look like train wrecks and act like savages, no man was idiotic enough to fall for it.

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