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Feminism might be one of the curses the new generation has incurred on itself. Maybe not the feminism in itself, as in its meaning, which is the advocacy of women's rights on the basis of the equality of the sexes, or equity as per the demand is now, but the radicalism and fanatism of the new age of so called feminist. The heroines in history are truly the unsung Heroes and sage of feminism, when the society was really patriarchal, and the women where just chestfeeders, housekeepers, cooks, cleaners, birthing-people, among many other derogatory words you can find in the new world order of grammatical construction. There is more to us now, and we really won’t be able to quantify, the effort, the fight, the war, the battle, the true feminist fought before we got here. There’s a goal, there was a mission, maybe the visioniers didn’t write it clearly for those who wants to run with, hence why the Cause has lost its values. What are today's feminists trying to achieve? Are th...

The dating landscape has undergone a dramatic transformation in recent years, propelled by advancements in technology and shifts in societal norms. The rise of social media, dating apps, and online platforms has revolutionized how people meet, interact, and form connections. The advent of dating apps and websites has revolutionized the way people approach dating. Gone are the days of relying solely on chance encounters or mutual friends to meet potential partners. With a simple swipe or click, individuals can now access a vast pool of potential matches from the comfort of their own homes. This digital approach to dating has made it more convenient and accessible than ever before. While the abundance of options might seem like a blessing, it has also given rise to the paradox of choice. With numerous potential matches at their fingertips, some individuals find themselves overwhelmed and unable to commit to any one person. This phenomenon can lead to a fear of missing out (FOMO) an...

  Men has always been complaining about women been obsessed with money, and been materialistic. We’ve also been accused of not been inclined with our traditional and primary role, and undermining the position of Love in a Relationship. With all these accusation, one would think that this generation is of vicious women and nothing more. There’s another saying of what does women bring to the Table? What more can a woman offer other than sex? Among many other scarily disgusting thing, one might have heard.   The truth   The stereotype of women being obsessed with money and material possessions has persisted for generations, perpetuated by media, societal norms, and preconceived notions. This preconception not only undermines women's agency and independence but also fosters a culture of sexism and gender bias. However, it is essential to recognize that women's attitudes towards money and material things are diverse and multifaceted, just like men's. Generalizing women...