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Also, don't you think it's time the subject of Female Superiority was talked about openly in our mainstream media outlets, given all the empirical evidence? Do you share my belief that the current politically correct egalitarian mindset of the media and academia is preventing this subject from being broached? Would love your thoughts!

A. The media and academia has been talking at great length about female superiority in the classroom and how this is affecting society both now and in the future. They try to steer away from using terms like “superiority” or “supremacy” in an attempt to be politically correct, and I might add that this restraint is a reflection of female influence. Let me explain.

Terms like “superiority”, “supremacy” and to a lesser extent, “dominance”, are male terms that have a certain male connotation. As I have explained a number of times, I use the terms “female domination”, “female supremacy” and “female superiority” because of the power of these words on the male psyche. These words are trigger phrases that touch the submissive顺从 — willing to obey nature of man.