Category Archives: Solipsism

A proper dressing down for unchivalrous men.

Somewhere in the world a woman is upset!  What are you as lazy men doing to fix this? Sorry for being so harsh, but you men need to hear this.  I know I do.  For example, just the other day … Continue reading

Posted in Aging Feminists, Chivalry, Feminine Imperative, Feminists, Liz Jones, Satire, Solipsism | 170 Comments

Let them eat cake.

There is at the very least much controversy regarding who (if anyone) actually said the famous line attributed to Marie Antoinette.  However, regardless of the veracity of the quote it has gone down in history as the epitome of callousness.  … Continue reading

Posted in Child Custody, Denial, Divorce, Fatherhood, Foolishness, Frame, Solipsism | 344 Comments

Suzanne Venker on women’s rights, men’s responsibilities, and why she divorced her first husband.

Several fellow bloggers expressed concern in the comments section of my last post that I might be creating an enemy out of an ally.  After all, in her opinion pieces Venker seems to get it at least somewhat right. At … Continue reading

Posted in Chivalry, Divorce, Feminists, Solipsism | 206 Comments

Suzanne Venker on what men are good for.

A year ago Suzanne Venker famously asked:  Marriage: What’s in It for Men? …we must retract the message Boomers sent young women about female empowerment. Indeed, it isn’t a coincidence that marriage rates have plummeted alongside America’s fascination with the … Continue reading

Posted in Feminists, Finding a Spouse, Marriage, Solipsism | 189 Comments

Female Solipsism

Vox Day responds to Susan Walsh’s skepticism of female solipsism in his current post at Alpha Game. Susan poses the question: What evidence can you offer that “female solipsism” is not just another manosphere circle jerk? A bit later she … Continue reading

Posted in Data, Divorce, Solipsism | 252 Comments