Library Elise Sutton

Female Domination and Feminism: Questions about Politics

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Now that I have set a foundation of free will and common sense thought, let me say that I agree with the majority of your thesis. You make some excellent points and I am in your camp. I believe the majority of female candidates are qualified and worthy of our support. I believe there will be a day in the not too distant future when women will hold the majority of elected office in this nation. That will coincide with women holding the authority positions in corporations, business, and higher education.

I just saw where women received 57% of all degrees awarded in college this past spring. Women earned over 60% of all degrees in our Universities. This number is predicted to increase in the years to come. What this means is that women will be hired for more important positions than men across a wide spectra of our society. Likewise, more women will enter the political arena and the educated female electorate will vote for the female candidates.

Some men have scoffed at my claims of the societal evolution that is taking place where women are becoming the dominant gender. But one only need look at all the trends to see what it transpiring. It is no coincidence that more and more men are discovering their submissive顺从 — willing to obey natures and their desire to submit to women. As women gain in power, men cannot resist desiring to submit to women in all aspects of life. Likewise, as women sense this ever-growing submissive顺从 — willing to obey nature in men, they will desire to dominate men in all areas of life.