/lit/ - Literature

Hello /lit/. Perhaps this might be asking too much, but I'm desperately trying to find a quote I read a while back but didn't save the image of that discussed the power dynamic between men and women. It essentially argued that a relationship of economic equality between men and women would not be true equality as it does not account for the psychological power women hold over men, nor does it account for their ability to extract said resources from men. It essentially argued that only in a patriarchal society could true parity exist between men and women on this notion, and that a feminized society would be tyrannical in women having all the power. I was trying to find the author/book that wrote about this but am having a hard time. As a bonus, feel free to drop any literature you know regarding this topic. I feel as though the true dynamics between men and women are not often enough talked about in this day and age.

Pic is somewhat related. It was in that format with a couple of paragraphs, though it was instead related to the topic that I'm asking about

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Pic related 2/2

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The national socialists represented a change in world-view, one which despised decadence and apathy and held virtues such as honor, glory, and the pursuit of truth as the highest. Any scholarly individual in his proper mind would support such things, as opposed to what the 'free' nations were proposing.

I'm looking for that final philosophy essay where everything makes sense afterwords. All the questions I had feel trivial and I no longer have any questions and can just go live my life content and philosophy becomes unimportant, something I'm not even interested anymore because it's solved

Anons... Will I ever find it? I fear not

What are some books that I can read about stuff like this and pic related?