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>>9021459

So after reading the first part of sperm wars, I think I know why the second wave of feminism hit us.
Let's assume that there are a lot of evolutionary and biological factors that go into human relationships.
Women generally will be the deciding factor in a relationship, and pick amongst a group of males.
Men will be opposing force, and strive for quantity of offspring.
My guess is that women who have lesser control over their throbbing biological urges will tend towards feminism in order to secure a better mate than they would have through traditional means.
This is expressed through abortion, the ability to weed out inferior genes.
Women actually have a natural way of doing this in long term relationships, by ejaculating sperm from a male, while not drawing sperm into the womb via the cervix.
This isn't conscious, of course.
At a passing glance telling other women not to dress like sluts in public while securing the right to do it themselves is a defensive measure.
Preventing other women from mating while securing their own genes.
Wanting more disposable income via the wage gap, could be an urge to make sure their own children have enough, but I'm still not totally sure on that one.
So the ultimate question is what triggered this in the first place?
has it just gradually gotten worse, and it's only been in recent years that people noticed it?
http://nytlive.nytimes.com/womenintheworld/2015/04/22/anita-sarkeesian-talks-trolls-tropes-and-the-coolest-new-video-games/