According to a powerful article entitled “It’s Time for Women to Reject Feminism and Kiss Peter Pan Goodbye,” author and public speaker, Kristal Wright, argues that modern women were sold the lie of feminism.
Wright explains, “The 39-year-old single woman spends an endless amount of ink trying to convince herself and single women everywhere that they are happy living empowered lives of solitude, which couldn’t be further from the truth.”
She continues, “What bothers me about feminism is , ‘oh you can do it all, you can have a baby without a man, you can bring home the bacon, you can cook it up in a pan’ and the fact is you just can’t, women can’t have it all.”
So what’s the price of sexual liberation and female freedom? At what cost are women willing to pay?
Live it up, sleep around with as many male partners as possible, ‘marrying’ into education and careers only to wake up one day past 30 years old with no relational skills to the opposite sex?
Then you find out that, for the majority of women 35 and older, options for finding quality male lifetime partners dwindle with time?
It is a rhetorical question to ask if women ever want to settle down and get married.
According to polls, women over 35 are ‘now ready’ to get married and have children, but believe they deserve a quality male after putting them off for so long and convincing men that they are not needed.
Relationship expert and image consultant, Kevin Samuels, takes a nightly poll of his majority-women callers and asks the million dollar questions of “Do you want to be married? Do you want still work and have to pay majority bills after you give birth?”
The findings were astonishing. Ninety percent of all women say they eventually want to get married and not have to pay bills after giving birth so they can focus on raising their children and tend to their husbands.
So why are modern women having such a difficult time after they’ve experienced ‘getting it out of their system,’ and doing it like the men?
It appears ‘female freedom’ was worth the sad realization that a path has been cleared for many modern women to possibly die alone.
Check out Krystal Wright’s views in a clip from an interview.