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I really miss my MGTOW days. it seems like we are no longer as cool as we used to be back in the 2010s. ever since they pull the plug on our subreddit back in 2021 we all been quiet.

oh well the battle might of been stolen from us but we still won the war for the fact that even though we are no longer trending we still left an impact behind...

• the vast majority of men are no longer simping
• marriage is crumbling
• most men know how apathetic relationships are today
• feminism doesn't have the credibility it used to
• authorities dont side with women like they did decades ago
• women are complaining nonstop about the above

and the list goes on. nevertheless feminism which has been around for over a century is still around whining about the same problems and creating new ones along the way. it seems like at first feminist wanted women to have the right to vote, then they wanted to have the right to work, then hate men and encourage women to reject being mothers and housewive, then #metoo came along the way and now all of the sudden 4B has arised.

it seems like feminists are forever changing their narratives and agendas in order to keep their existence going. but the more they keep going the more imaginary their problems turn out to be. so this makes me wonder is the fact that they keep changing their agendas and creating more variants of themselves a sign that they are desperate to admit they are fighting a losing battle?

In the last century many changes have rolled through society between the sexes. Changes in dynamics, expectations, responsibilities and appearance.

This last one is where the question is about. The last few generations of humanity have seen women's attire change from feminine to masculine and everything in between and men have generally accepted and been welcoming of such things and little has happened in regards to whether men will see women dressed in skirts and dresses or jeans and hoodies are appealing and attractive and worthy of dating and this leads me to see men as more accepting of this change.

However, I do not believe the same can be said for women. WOULD women still find a man dressed in more feminine ways as appealing and attractive and worthy of dating?