/lit/ - Literature

Ragging on women is cheap, but i recently made a realization that never crossed my mind before, which is the fact that i have yet to meet a woman under the age of 60 who loathed the modern world, or at least saw it as an inherently negative way of living. At worst there's a faint air of discontent, some disappointments coupled with some wishes, but no trace of an incentive to change things around. Then again obviously, why would they? It's their world now, and it's geared to please them first and foremost. Even jane austen fanatics and steampunks chicks and 50s revivalists and other LARPettes only have a purely aesthetic yearning for the past, and don't care much for the actual order of things.
It's nothing strange or nonsensical at all. It just puts into perspective all the current sperging about the evils of modernity that's been propagated everywhere, and shows that the rift between men and women is in this neverending increase that promises even more hostility and conflict between the two sexes. Throughout history, women have always been the forces that pull towards comfort first and foremost ; the difference between then and now is that they finally managed to have the upper hand.

>20
>NEET
>The Tartar Steppe
>A Mutual Friend by Wire
>INFP
>Prometheus Rising, Persuasion & Rhetoric
>I absolutely despise myself, passively watching life & its endless opportunities passing by, yet i've done nothing about it. I am screwed.