/lit/ - Literature

>>8187246

>But OP doesn't apply to me, since I'm not a man.

Sure it does. Sometimes I want a stronk woman to look after me and protect me and my progeny from terrorists. I'm tired of being strong and taking the lead all the time.

>>8063339

>never question the capitalist pressures that brought about women entering the job market in the first place.

Huh? Women have always worked. Usually in agriculture, later in factories. Even middle class women usually did some kind of sewing or piece work. The only new thing is upper middle class white women getting jobs.

Women in China used to tie up their babies in sand bags because they didn't have time to take care of them while they toiled in the fields. If they can do that then Janet can work in the accounting firm and have her own life while birthing out a few offspring to continue the white race.

read pdf's boerbro