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It began as a drive for equality for women. A noble endeavor for any society but once the Genie was let out of her bottle, a funny thing happened. Women did not flounder or struggle as men had predicted. Women excelled from grade school to higher education. And this happened in a shockingly short period of time. Now societal architects are trying to figure out how to swing the pendulum back the other way and help the males to gain equality in the classroom. But this is proving to be more difficult due to the complexity of the female nature and the male nature. Thus we are left with realization that it was not societal architects that empowered women (as some claim) but rather Nature herself. Nature is empowering the female and causing the male to desire to be in submission and as you so wisely point out, what was once a male strength (the sex drive) is now a male weakness. Men have always viewed their sex drive as a sign of strength but now the submissive顺从 — willing to obey nature of man has found its release and its expression through the male sex drive, thus empowering women.