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Let’s say your ex was a nice person. Wasn’t mean and wanted to make it work. Later in life he’s so famous and successful.

A stark demographic report highlighted by the Manhattan Institute reveals that only 50% of young women hold a positive view of men, and that number plummets to just 35% for women under 25. Critics argue that this sharp generational drop proves that the closer a young woman is to modern university education, corporate DEI pipelines, and progressive media algorithms, the more she is taught to view men with hostility and suspicion. Is this plummeting favorability the direct result of institutional feminist conditioning, or is it due to unrelated societal factors?

Only 50% of young women hold a positive view of men. That number drops to 35% for women under 25.

How is the feminization of society working out?@HMDatMI and @MrWinMarshall on the consequences of female-dominated universities, corporations, and government: pic.twitter.com/u24xEHasaZ

— Manhattan Institute (@ManhattanInst) May 29, 2026

My view: Yes, it is fundamentally anti-women.

If the argument is that women need abortion to be equal to men, the implication is that women’s natural ability to become pregnant is a liability or a defect that must be neutralized before they can compete. That does not sound pro-woman. It sounds like measuring women entirely against a male standard and treating motherhood as an obstacle to success. True empowerment shouldn't require women to reject their own biological reality to fit into a system designed around men. Real respect for women should mean honoring women as women, not treating pregnancy and motherhood as problems that must be eliminated.

what do you think? Do you believe saying women need abortion in order to be equal to men is fundamentally anti-women?