Why do women want to tear down men who want to protect their place in life?

[ManHater]

It would seem that women don't want strong men. Women are becoming more and more resentful of men who wish to protect the way that they were raised. Chivalry is becoming more of a hostile act to modern day feminist. How can a man protect his family if today's women does not want a man that can hold up the house and still get whipped while his girl gives birth in the very house he's holding up. You wonder why more and more men are not standing beside their women in commitment in dignity or even when a new life is born. It's easier for the man to just pack up his bags and leave because society has told us that "Those men are no longer needed". This world that tells women how "Not" to be women and men to not defend their place in the family is toxic and creates more women who hate men than men who hate women. Feminism has its place and even today's women are pushing it more and more till you will no longer have men to defend their women and country.

It's like the modern feminist is portraying it's idle "man" to be weak pathetic pushovers who cowers away the moment his existence is threatened. To be subservient to the woman's whim and never question her logic and thought.

What's so toxic for a man who wants to provide for his family? A man can't replace a mother and the way her brain is wired to care for a newborn. A man can fight to protect all that he cares for and loves but even that is being regarded as being "Toxic masculinity" in today's modern family values.

[kayann1324]

I am a feminist, but I sort of agree with what your saying. I feel like a lot of women are taking advantage of the term and using it a a way to bring men down, but I feel like women should be able to do anything a man can. I'm not saying that men shouldn't be chivalrous, I think it's a nice way for men to show that they respect and care for their significant other. I think it's perfectly fine if a man has a stable enough job to pay for everything, but it's always nice for their significant other to pitch in. I don't think it's fair for the man to do all of the work. I do think tho that one of the worst things a man can do for his family is leave. Both of the people need to try and make it work, and if it doesn't get better then it's just not meant to be. I don't know about other women, but to me feminism is not about making men feel weak. To me it's about how women can do just as much as men and a man can do just as much as a woman. You are kinda right about men not being able to replace the connection between a newborn and their mother, but fathers have their own kind of connection to their child in a way that a mother can't. I hope nobody takes offense to anything I say.

[noohair]

The cultural change should not alter your values. Walk to your own drum.

[DeshawnM]

women aren't logical they run on emotions