Abbie Chatfield

What the hell?

I'm going, he's a feminist king.

Babe, it feels like it.

This is why I'm like, is this satire?

Because he's going, the supreme tragedy of misogynistic systems.

He goes, the tragedy is that men everywhere have more of a challenge getting sex than they would if they were back in pre-civilisation times.

Oh, God, the caveman times.

So the tragedy is not that women are oppressed.

The tragedy of the misogynistic system is not that women are called sluts and whores for having sex and that there's a double standard.

The tragedy is that men aren't getting fucked as much because women are scared of being called sluts.

Because this is awful.

Previously, in pre-civilisation times, women were wild and uninhibited.

And now the issue is that religion and patriarchy has constrained them and they don't want to fuck us anymore.

Babe, this was actually way past the sexual revolution, so we can't even say this was written in like 1940 and it's like, oh, yeah, like the sexual revolution needed to come, like absolutely.

This guy's saying that the only issue with these systems is –

It's harder for us to get pussy, dude.

Like, if he's a more freer.

So he goes, so your job as a man in modern society is to get around a woman's societal conditioning and draw out the natural woman within her.

Okay.

All right.