Ladies, I’m here to reassure you.
You might have seen on social media the following phrase – or its variations:
“Your body, my choice”
That sounds so horrifying!
Which is the point. Most dudes saying that are joking. They’re pushing your buttons because you’ve acted hysterically over this entire time.
This isn’t a misogyny thing. If a man overreacts to anything on the regular, you know all his friends spend their time pushing his buttons. Teasing is equality.
So, no, it doesn’t mean anything.
Nor do the jokes about how we can stop pretending Project 2025 isn’t the real plan.
Relax.
Stop reacting and they’ll stop saying it.
Now, my advice to the men:
Stop saying it.
You don’t need to push a wokie’s button for they/them to melt down. You’re a man – your mere existence is enough.
But if you want to provoke them anyway?
(After all, it’s Good fun.)
And you want to win more normies over to your side?
(If not, then please sit down and shut up.)
Then be a gentleman about it.
Worse than masculinity in their eyes is virtuous masculinity. They hate it because they hate Truth, Goodness and Beauty, and the gentleman admires and embodies all three. Bonus: it reminds them of the dark old days of a century or so ago where woman couldn’t even breathe without permission.
So they’ve been told.
Be classy. Be refined. Fight the Good fight without mercy, but conduct yourself as a gentleman should. Call out bull manure without adding to the stink yourself.
There’s no call for lying, threatening or being crass. Leave that to the scum-soaked, confused freaks who looked at Kamala, saw she was a Democrat woman, then decided that was enough to vote for her.
We win by being better than them. Not by being smarter, more organised or more passionate – those things will come if we commit to being morally superior in our conduct and ruthless in our approach.
To me, this seems obvious – both how to do it and why we should.
If it’s not to you, maybe I’ll write more about it in the future.
For now, though, I direct your attention thusly: