Richard Sörman

Hannah Spier, MD Verified account @hannahspierMD · 2d

Four uncomfortable truths about women in relationships that nobody talks about:

1. Susceptibility to rumination & negative memory bias: Women score higher in neuroticism and rumination, meaning perceived injuries stay psychologically active much longer. Over time, past vacations and positive memories get reinterpreted entirely through the lens of current dissatisfaction.

2. The speed of emotional detachment:
When a woman brings up divorce, she has usually processed it internally for months, talked to friends or online communities, and mentally ended the relationship long before mentioning the "D-word" to her husband. To her, it's over; to him, it feels completely out of nowhere.

3. Asymmetric social reinforcement:
When a woman vents about her partner to friends or family, she receives immediate validation and belief. When a man talks to his friends about his marital struggles, he is almost universally told: "It's not that bad, go back and talk to your wife."

4. Moral reclassification and out-group hostility:
Once a partner is pushed out of the "inner sanctum" and classified negatively, normal emotional restraints weaken. Research shows women can be significantly more punitive toward those outside their in-group, explaining the sudden shift from a loving partner to profound hostility.

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#MenToo @TheRealMenToo · 2d

Read this amazing story....

After spending most of her life defending the feminist movement, British writer Petronella White writes an article in which she expresses her regret, saying: “I am single and childless and alone. Feminism has let me down and let down my entire generation.”

The writer added in her article: “Every Monday, I meet with a group of friends at one of London’s restaurants. We sit at a table near the window and discuss our lives. We have so much in common—we’re all in our mid-fifties, working women with prestigious educations—but... there’s an emptiness in our lives because we’re all single and have no children. I feel increasingly, as my close friends do, that feminism has let down our generation... and I sometimes think, as my friends do, that the West has outgrown feminist philosophy and that it has become harmful... So where in this world are women like us left to reach our mid-fifties and find ourselves alone? ...

Did you know that one in ten British women in their fifties has never married and lives alone! And it’s a painful and unhealthy thing. My friend Sally, who is 55 years old, said to me: I always feel like an unwanted person as a woman because feminism taught us that the traditional female is a stereotype invented by men to keep us under their control, and based on that, I was hostile to men to the point of pushing them away, and now here I am paying the price for it... I say it clearly: It’s time to rethink this culture and reclaim the traditional culture... Perhaps it’s too late for me and my friends, but we must not allow the women’s movement to destroy the lives of future generations as well.”

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Riksstudios Verified account @Riksstudios · 3d

Richard Sörman: SD:s roll blir att försvara den svenska arbetarklassen

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