Why 'Progress' is Bad for Women - Mary Harrington

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00:00 Intro
01:44 The Central Case of Mary’s New Book
12:53 What Does Feminism Mean Today?
17:30 The Unspoken Costs of the Sexual Revolution
26:00 Are Women Waking Up to These Issues?
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46:15 The Argument Against the Contraceptive Pill
53:32 How the Left React to Mary’s Case
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WATCH exclusive bonus content where *Mary* answers audience questions. CLICK the link: triggernometry.locals.com/ CHAPTERS 👇 00:00 Intro 01:44 The Central Case of Mary’s New Book 12:53 What Does Feminism Mean Today? 17:30 The Unspoken Costs of the Sexual Revolution 26:00 Are Women Waking Up to These Issues? 31:56 The ‘Cyborg Revolution’ 46:15 The Argument Against the Contraceptive Pill 53:32 How the Left React to Mary’s Case 1:08:05 What’s the One Thing We’re Not Talking About?
@rachellandry3116
@rachellandry3116 Рік тому
fascinating discussion. Thank you! we must get the bougie girls to wake up to biological reality. Hit em with the REALITY of biosphere collapse and climate crisis. A REAL calamity for them to focus their drama on. And start telling the bougie boyz, NO!
@harnessriscallous7466
@harnessriscallous7466 Рік тому
Not as smart as she thinks she is, smart though. For one, if you're going to talk about the archetype of the porn actress, name it as an archetype rather can casually speaking for millions of women. For two, how is the "coersion" for women in porn different than the coersion for men to do literally any job? These people are trying to throw out the baby with the bathwater as surely as the feminists. You fix coersion in pornography the same way you fix it with work in general - an economic floor for all citizens based on GDP that in America would look like 12k year ubi replacing welfare plus an available to all Easy Jobs program, 23k a year 32 hrs a week of self driven socially positive work (reading, writing, planting trees, learning math, etc) that is publicly reported and doubles as both accreditation builder and public resume.
@jsbrads1
@jsbrads1 Рік тому
Are you on Rumble?
@stoildiankov4969
@stoildiankov4969 Рік тому
Feminism is the creation of women and all the consenquences of it are to be blamed on women!
@stoildiankov4969
@stoildiankov4969 Рік тому
Harnesss Riscallous Because they are women and they allways play the victim!
@lluisboschpascual4869
@lluisboschpascual4869 Рік тому
Totally agree: almost all women have always worked. In the rural areas, in the urban workshops and also in factories since early industrialisation. The idea that women "entered the working force" after WWII is only true for the Western upper middle class
@grannyannie2948
@grannyannie2948 Рік тому
I agree. It was also technology that encouraged women to work outside the home, the invention of the modern washing machine for example saved women from two days of solid work within the home, just to have clean clothes.
@winstonsmith8240
@winstonsmith8240 Рік тому
My mum worked in a factory in WW2, in munitions.
@cornishhh
@cornishhh Рік тому
Lots of women worked during WW2 doing jobs which men had done before being conscripted. I've heard it argued that the baby boom was encouraged to free up jobs for returning soldiers.
@blackbette07
@blackbette07 Рік тому
My great grandfather didn't want his wife to work because he saw it as difficult and dangerous for her. His parents were slaves and I that was what made him to think that way. So he had his own business so he could allow my great grandmother to work from home.
@grannyannie2948
@grannyannie2948 Рік тому
Women also worked in factories in WW1. Even in the Middle Ages women took over whilst men risked their lives at war
@billfoster5563
@billfoster5563 Рік тому
When she says "yes, but they aren't without costs" it made me instantly think of Dr Thomas Sowell's famous quote: "There are no solutions, only tradeoffs."
@fullerlifeministryconsulta9126
@fullerlifeministryconsulta9126 Рік тому
Me too but I thought of Sowell’s question,” At what cost?”
@heatherduncan4945
@heatherduncan4945 Рік тому
Wish more people read and listened to him.
@morganclare4704
@morganclare4704 Рік тому
Brilliant man! cheers
@laraerickson2926
@laraerickson2926 Рік тому
I had the exact same thought!
@kingdomcitizen1329
@kingdomcitizen1329 Рік тому
Me too
@kevin2028
@kevin2028 Рік тому
When she speaks about elite women not being able to imagine bad actors, it rings true to me. I had a conversation with my sister in law about this topic and pointed out that some of the men, not all, but some of them are acting out of hatred for women. She really thought I was being a low class mouth breather. I believe Mary is correct in her assertion that there are many pushing for this movement who are naive about the cost to women not in the higher rungs of society. the sad part is, they can't be told, in my experience there is no convincing them. A trucker honking his horn and screaming "hey baby!" is a misogynist, but a man who changes his identity to a female, climbs into a boxing ring with a woman, and breaks her skull, is deemed progress.
@captnhuffy
@captnhuffy Рік тому
Right. I think Selfishness it the pivotal issue. Too selfish to concern anyone else.. too narrow minded to look at any topic other than the way it impacts them at the moment. Finally the results of Feminism is coming back to bite Women.. and only now Women care??? Fun Fact: Women did this to themselves.. all while DESTROYING what took men 100s of years to build. Women are DESTRUCTIVE in their Selfishness. They deserve far, far, worse than they are getting! Feminism has killed, ABORTED, more people than Hitler did by a long long shot... Feminism has DESTROYED more families as well. Finally it is coming back to bite Women and only now Women are speaking out ?? SELFISHNESS to the extreme!!
@timpeterson2738
@timpeterson2738 Рік тому
Yup just great for women eh. So stupid.
@scottttym
@scottttym Рік тому
Again, the road to hell is always paved with good intentions. This rings true for everything and everyone. Those who live more by empathy, and by proxy push their idea of empathy on others, over any form of selfishness create hell.
@captnhuffy
@captnhuffy Рік тому
No. Wrong. Incorrect. Men withdraing from women is a means of Self-Protection. It sounds like she is projecting her own tactics onto others. So, lets do a quick analysis of Women's rights movement versus Men going their own way: the Women's Right movement exposed Women as being Narcissistic Beasts at a street level (attention seeking, gas-lighting, and bullying, as well as killing off their own babies for the sake of convenience.) As well as exposed Women as being seriously Machiavellian (dark triad) at a Political & Society level. NOW, compare Women's personality traits to that to the males in the Men' Rights movement where: Men are going their own way MGTOW, they are Going John Galt, are on a Marriage Strike, and many are not dating or interacting w Women at all -- these practices that men are using are called Avoidance or "Gray Rock tactics" , purely passive tactics, non-interactive tactics, that one is counseled to use when faced with Narcissistic people .. or to use when when interacting with any Dark Personality disorders -- Yes, I am saying that the majority of Narcissistic and Dark Personality people are Women .. and that Men are the opposite: Men are the kind and generous ones, who are withdrawing as a means of Protecting themselves from the EVILS of Dark personalities as well as the Legal system and Political system those BEASTS have twisted the once fine county into. Label me: John MGTOW Galt because Leftism, Marxism, Feminism, and the entire system doesnt deserve honorable men.
@vkrgfan
@vkrgfan Рік тому
It’s up to a woman not to fight the man in the ring, but if she chose to fight him she better be ready for what’s coming. No one is forcing anyone to participate in something they aren’t comfortable, the majority are doing things because of money and prestige.
@StimParavane
@StimParavane Рік тому
Feminism now appears to be "I want to do whatever I want and if you don't like it you're the one with the problem."
@philipcable437
@philipcable437 Рік тому
The authority of a man, the advantages of a woman and the accountability of a child
@simonkufeld7903
@simonkufeld7903 7 місяців тому
how come it appears that way to you, do you have an example?
@craigfowler7098
@craigfowler7098 7 місяців тому
Just like kids then, especially a teenage girl
@annarboriter
@annarboriter 6 місяців тому
Yeah, it's always been so since Seneca Falls
@S1000xrhp
@S1000xrhp 6 місяців тому
She concedes that feminists need to rethink what marriage means. But why, you secured everything that you wanted - don't you like it? Having won the game you know want to change the rules, is it because you don't like how it's turned out!! Unfortunately men are walking away from the current state of marriage. So either the original feminist concept can be seen to be incorrect or they've overplayed their hand as it is men that are walking away from / not seeking relationships. Every action has an equal and opposite reaction, it can't have been envisioned that men would walk away, it was assumed that men would remain unchanged while the feminists rolled their dice. Unfortunately it's going to take an equal force, equivalent to feminism for men to come back to the table and reconsider what's in it for them. You reap what you sow, it's just surprising that men are so thick that its taken them 60-odd years to waken up to how skewed marriage is against them. They've finally realised that the juice isn't worth the squeeze.
@DavidKutzler
@DavidKutzler Рік тому
My mother and her six siblings grew up on a farm during the Great Depression. The boys worked in the fields with their father, while the girls worked in and around the home with their mother. Everyone had a job, and the success or failure of the farm depended everyone doing their job.
@tiedet84
@tiedet84 Рік тому
I am not from the US but I live in the south of Europe. Back in the WW2 years when my grandma was a kid, she was in a family consisting of sisters. Everyone was expected to do everything to help family survive. There was no luxury for having distinct roles for males being out in the fields and females at home. In all eras, the key word is 'survival' not 'this is my role and I only have to do that'.
@luckent47
@luckent47 Рік тому
But that's logical, post modern post industrial isn't logical. It doesn't have to be
@TheKim369
@TheKim369 Рік тому
Now days people have 2 kids and a home full of appliances. These days stay at home moms aren't spending their days mothering once the kids are grown, they maybe mother for 20 years, with a life expectancy of 80, that's a nice easy ride. Which is exactly what many people think. They don't want to be looked down upon, I understand why, but if all you do once the kids leave is cook for one man, it doesn't leave much for others to look up to.
@jeffs7915
@jeffs7915 Рік тому
Like the opening song in Fiddler on the roof, Tradition, "everyone knows who he is, and what God expects him to do."
@joelhall5124
@joelhall5124 Рік тому
Yeah, it was called teamwork. Which is what families, marriages, local communities, and so on, used to be based on. Enter the century of self, the narcissistic age, and we see the breakdown of all of those, along with common purpose and meaning.
@robertshelton3796
@robertshelton3796 Рік тому
Watching Constantin and Francis listening intently, asking good questions and not talking over their guest is a sign of really good interviewing skills
@christopherpierce4344
@christopherpierce4344 Рік тому
I agree, they probably don't agree with her too much, but they are still interested...was thinking that too at least. Definitely a pretty interesting point of view for sure.
@Fearlessly91
@Fearlessly91 Рік тому
It’s literally just the bare minimum lol. We’re such a disrespectful culture that even the bare minimum is seen as above and beyond. Sad.
@davidhawley1132
@davidhawley1132 Рік тому
@@christopherpierce4344 I also get the sense that she is holding back quite a bit.
@lorrainericardo8680
@lorrainericardo8680 Рік тому
I think they were stunned by what she was saying , even uncomfortable ,
@Anna-cx4tg
@Anna-cx4tg Рік тому
​​@@lorrainericardo8680 well let's just appreciate that Konstantin didn't try to scold her for being too direct and tell her to be nice like he always does with Posie Parker when she says things he doesn't have the balls to say
@leia90010
@leia90010 5 місяців тому
My mom and this woman are entirely of the same mind. So glad I had a solid mum to raise me with such logic ❤
@RA4J
@RA4J Рік тому
This woman has said EVERYTHING we all knew but didn’t know how to articulate. My new hero.
@ZimbaZumba
@ZimbaZumba Рік тому
Harrington is a brilliant woman and the longer I listened to her the angrier I got. I became angry over the fact that mainstream media has shielded us from legions of amazingly smart people, people who have insightful and pertinent commentary on our world, ie people like Harrington. Triggernometry and many others are laying waste to the mainstream media and the snobby subculture that staffs it, thank god. Mary Harrington was a delight to listen to and a breath of fresh air.
@elephantintheroom-francois494
@elephantintheroom-francois494 Рік тому
MSM = brainwashing poison. In case the covid debacle didn’t convince us already. This is not a democracy.
@tonywilson4713
@tonywilson4713 Рік тому
I agree there's a a lot of nonsense in the public discussions on gender issues these days. But I am stopping when the opening remark is so idiotically bad. She said in respect of birth control _"so the contraceptive pill is the first transhumanist technology it's the first major widespread, um, social you know biomedical Intervention which aims not at fixing something which has gone wrong with normal Health but upgrading normal."_ Sorry but that is utter BULLSHlT. People have been practising various forms of birth control going all the way back to Ancient Egypt. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_birth_control
@diatonicdelirium1743
@diatonicdelirium1743 Рік тому
@@tonywilson4713 Please review the words 'major' and 'widespread' in your dictionary and try to re-read that sentence, maybe it will make more sense then.
@PamelaProPeace
@PamelaProPeace Рік тому
​@@tonywilson4713 I think you missed the point. Of course there have always been various forms of birth control - mostly inconvenient at best and downright dangerous at worst. She is referring to an almost universally accessible method that could be relied upon to a degree never before even dreamed of. Even a little over 50 years ago, as I approached adulthood, my mother's words to me - basically warning me off sex before marriage - were that "hot water and whisky didn't work" as they hadn't worked when she was pregnant with me! So much for the ancient methods!
@tonywilson4713
@tonywilson4713 Рік тому
@@diatonicdelirium1743 Please don't be yet another pompous clown. Its quite simply a bullshit claim that's more hyperbole than fact. And to be sure I don't give a damn which side of the woke argument she's on. I am tired of the bad faith *FROM BOTH SIDES* of the woke discussion.
@jjtimmins1203
@jjtimmins1203 Рік тому
My wife is a homemaker and in a clique of homemakers. They not only make the home life great through their efforts, they make our community. That's something money cannot buy.
@Tenchi707
@Tenchi707 Рік тому
You got lucky!
@joane24
@joane24 Рік тому
What I found interesting of her argument was that the division between the home labor and professional labor is a relatively recent one (a result of the industrialization and modernization) and to me it seems the societies hasn't yet sorted it out and came back to equilibrium. Because in the past being a homemaker wasn't just about doing a nice cozy home, apart from the rich bourgeois families who could afford it. Poor women always had to work hard. But with the industrialization and professionalization of work market, they suddenly had this division between the home presence with children and the need to work which would be outside home. And many lower class women today still have to work, typically low tier jobs, outside home. Being able to stay home andbe a homemaker is obviously also hard work (eg raising kids but even just regular work around the house) but at the same time it's also a privilege and a sign of social status.
@NightinGal89
@NightinGal89 Рік тому
They worked hard for no pay and no freedom..
@songsthatarecatchy
@songsthatarecatchy Рік тому
Dad's can be great homemakers as well.
@sarahdean1954
@sarahdean1954 Рік тому
​@@NightinGal89 How much freedom does an impoverished single mother have? We all choose the chains we wear.
@annescholl420
@annescholl420 Рік тому
As a woman it is extremely refreshing to here another woman speak truth about what has been going on in our societies. Everywhere right now. That is why it is important that we also talk about morals and sins and the consequences of those sins.
@ricardosantos6721
@ricardosantos6721 Рік тому
And importance of washing the eyes with generous amount of holy water whenever we accidentally see something naughty.
@WhiteMouse77
@WhiteMouse77 Рік тому
sins? What are sins? Does law, science or common sense define some sin?...
@vkrgfan
@vkrgfan Рік тому
Explain sin. What sins? You are talking like a Roman pope.
@drchilapastrosodrlasmacas438
@drchilapastrosodrlasmacas438 Рік тому
As a man of about 30, it gives me hope to know there are women who are questioning the tides of this rip in our society (pun intended, this woke progress is stupid and a rip tide to perdition.)
@drchilapastrosodrlasmacas438
@drchilapastrosodrlasmacas438 Рік тому
For those who are asking.... "You are not punished for your sins, you're punished by your sins...."
@thegeorges2384
@thegeorges2384 7 місяців тому
It’s so true, when I was a stay at home mum, I used to dread the question at parties “what do you do for work?”- it was so awkward- & the conversation would just stop. When I eventually went back to work, I remember thinking oh good, now I have something to contribute to the conversation at a party. It’s ridiculous as I look back, that I even cared what a random at a party thought!
@chi9153
@chi9153 7 місяців тому
I love speaking to stay-at-home mums!!! I love hearing about people's families !
@mattmattmatt131313
@mattmattmatt131313 6 місяців тому
I mean I still probably wouldn't have anything to talk to you about at a party. But hearing that, it would definitely raise my eyebrow and then raise my respect for you as well.
@Celeste-dp5ur
@Celeste-dp5ur 6 місяців тому
people can be SO rude. I have had people laugh in my face and say "but what on earth do you do all day?" when I said I was a full time mother, wife and homemaker.
@chi9153
@chi9153 6 місяців тому
@Celeste-dp5ur well I am childless and when someone says they are a stay at home mum., I'm Hats off to you! Most important job in the world and you have to e so selfless!
@Celeste-dp5ur
@Celeste-dp5ur 6 місяців тому
@@chi9153 nice of you. Thanks!
@jacquelinealthoff5842
@jacquelinealthoff5842 Рік тому
Satay at home moms that really throw themselves at it are a threat to commodity. I started a garden and canned massive amounts of food, I made my own babyfood, I cloth diapers and laundered them myself. My goal for staying home was to offset as much money as I could that I wasent making by negating the need for money. It's very hard, dirty, sweaty and at times nasty work. No one can tell me I dont work because my work is not commodified!
@jacquelinealthoff5842
@jacquelinealthoff5842 Рік тому
I also learned to bake bread and make pasta....now when we grocery shop all I buy is ingredients...I buy nothing prepared. Nothing processed. All at once, there can appear to be nothing to eat, while in reality, i can make anything my family might want. I haven't yet, but I've been looking at recipes for cheese its. My goal is to not need to buy anything but the ingredients I can't grow and preserve myself. I take being a housewife very seriously. And I prefer housewife to stay at home mom because my work is not just for my child. I work to care for my husband every bit as much, and he works his ass off for us😍
@alexandresobreiramartins9461
@alexandresobreiramartins9461 Рік тому
@@jacquelinealthoff5842 I applaud you! I'm a man and I love cooking and I've learned to make my own pasta, bread, etc., and now I'm especially glad I did, because my wife is severely handicapped, so I'm the one who cooks and does all the domestic jobs. Fortunately, I work as a translator, so I can work from home in front of a computer, which also is vital for our marriage, as my wife can't live by herself (she can't even roll her chair) and needs help with everything from toilet to adjusting her position in bed to sleep. And yet, she's my best friend, I'm crazy proud of her, as she's extremely intelligent and overall a wonderful person I admire deeply and feel very privileged to be married to.
@Rogueagent21
@Rogueagent21 Рік тому
@@jacquelinealthoff5842 Outstanding. To all those angry, bitter women offering nothing to modern relationships and demanding to know, "where all the good men" have gone.... they've married women like Jacqueline. And I'll add, before any feminists go off about how this woman is victimized and oppressed, you can clearly see she's happy and fulfilled with being a good wife and mother who does her part to care for her family, and I'd bet a handsome wager her husband not only works his ass for them, but probably treats her with the utmost respect.
@beazerthesneeze
@beazerthesneeze Рік тому
Agree that maintaining a home and family is work! Thank you for sharing your life and skills with us.
@Amoruniversitas
@Amoruniversitas Рік тому
If you don’t feel comfortable sharing I totally understand but I want this so bad. How does your husband support your family? Does he work 2 jobs? Do you live in an apartment? My (soon to be husband) and I live together, he makes we both make about 23/hr, are extremely frugal and still could not afford a child, especially not on a single income
@marty9011
@marty9011 Рік тому
I was a stay-at-home mother of 4 children & also home educator. One aspect of being at home is isolation because the houses around us would empty in the morning with people going off to work. It is terrible that people buy expensive houses that are empty so much of the time. We had a small house & used it all day to the max. We had no holidays & no luxuries but those things are not important. It would be so much nicer if we had communities around us & we could support each other as used to be the case . Then every one is valued & integrated.
@suigeneris2663
@suigeneris2663 Рік тому
Many things that are taboo about what this woman terms “feminism of care,” particularly within conservatism: 1. It is the hardest work you will ever do, physically and psychologically. I could tell you straight off this woman is not a mother. Just as out of touch as any other academic. 2. The suffragettes were pro-life Republicans. Eventually, they were shafted for the black male vote. This is sad, as these women were all abolitionist Christians as well.
@marty9011
@marty9011 Рік тому
@@suigeneris2663 She has a daughter.
@suigeneris2663
@suigeneris2663 Рік тому
@@marty9011 I stand corrected then. She is an academic, tho?
@kristinrichmond8185
@kristinrichmond8185 Рік тому
Community and support is found at a church. I recommend it, it’s wonderful in more ways than one!
@marty9011
@marty9011 Рік тому
@@kristinrichmond8185 Absolutely agree !
@ConnieFoster1
@ConnieFoster1 Рік тому
Thanks for mentioning sticking a tough marriage out (unless there is violence). So many people just throw divorce around as an option and tear familes apart because they want to find personal "happiness" whatever that means.
@LauraVolpintesta
@LauraVolpintesta Рік тому
I’ve been single 20 years but my ex was alcoholic it was terrible , he was crazy
@TheAmericanFrugalHousewife
@TheAmericanFrugalHousewife Рік тому
I agree. My dad was an alcoholic. He was a total drain on the family for many years, I used to beg my mom to leave him. She stuck through and he is now about five years sober and I feel like I have a dad for the first time in my life. He’s taught me the meaning of forgiveness and redemption.
@LauraVolpintesta
@LauraVolpintesta Рік тому
@@TheAmericanFrugalHousewife wow!!!! I hope my kids get to experience that with their dad.
@vkrgfan
@vkrgfan Рік тому
That’s not true 50% divorces is because of abuse, and abuse manifests itself in many forms emotional psychological, financial etc Not only physical, and any of those forms can escalate to physical violence and murder any time. So people don’t just divorce out of the blue, there are always very good reason why they shouldn’t continue and why it’s the best for everyone. Many women live in abusive marriages and unable to leave because they depend on a man financially. They have been cheated on repeatedly, beaten, disrespected and still continue because they are trapped.
@vkrgfan
@vkrgfan Рік тому
@@TheAmericanFrugalHousewifeh good grief, not every alcoholic sobers up, many die alcoholics. This is like committing yourself to many years in prison, never.
@vtop1c
@vtop1c 7 місяців тому
This was really thought-provoking. I have become almost "alienated" from my social circle, because after leaving an abusive husband at a relatively young age I decided to remain completely celibate until marriage and refused to participate in modern hook-up/"dating" culture. I was 27 then and left before we had a chance to have children. So it has been nearly 5 years of celibacy now, and when I mention this people act like I am in a cult or something, even though I have a pretty good job in IT and also do a bit of freelancing in music (so both quite liberal environments). Many of my female friends are completely brainwashed by hook-up culture, and I tried to explain how it's harmful and toxic for women, but to no avail... There has to be a breaking point.
@SuperNovaTraveler
@SuperNovaTraveler 5 місяців тому
The same women participating in hook up culture are the same ones saying how bad men are, and they can't find anyone. They are distracted. You are doing great.
@AA-iy4gm
@AA-iy4gm 4 місяці тому
Interesting story, while I agree with you that this new culture is toxic to women, I also have a hard time not supporting birth control because so many future children were saved from unfit parents and a poor, traumatized upbringing. That's one aspect I wish was more talked about, the kids and the reality of unfit parents.
@sophieruby5893
@sophieruby5893 3 місяці тому
Weird how hookup culture I'd never toxic to men, only women. 🙄
@jimijamesatlantian4423
@jimijamesatlantian4423 3 місяці тому
​@@sophieruby5893no its toxic to men too, what planet are you on. Open your eyes
@sophieruby5893
@sophieruby5893 3 місяці тому
@@jimijamesatlantian4423 My point is that it is only ever pointed out as being toxic to women. If it's bad for women, it's also bad for men.
@commentscrusader3842
@commentscrusader3842 Рік тому
Stay at home mums are underrated and underappreciated. These mums are the future builders. Children raised under a mother benefits vastly.
@lefantomer
@lefantomer Рік тому
Stay home. Cook and clean. Unplug your brain. Teach your daughters to do the same. Saves a lotta $$$ on education costs, doesn't it? What do girls need to do anything more than have babies anyway? And they wonder why these kids are having their breasts cut off.
@kerryhill3921
@kerryhill3921 Рік тому
isn't everything women do underrated and underappreciated ?
@lefantomer
@lefantomer Рік тому
@Matt ???????
@luw5244
@luw5244 Рік тому
And underpaid, lol
@duch11
@duch11 Рік тому
More power to them ❤ But perhaps we should enable stay at home mothers with universal basic income? Why should we not support women to be good mothers if they choose to do so? ❤
@JenB.188
@JenB.188 Рік тому
Every stay at home mom I know (and a couple of stay at home dads) get asked constantly "When are you going back to work?". When I've pointed out that it's rude and condescending, I'm told to stop being sensitive. Society has become so messed up.
@diranshouse7061
@diranshouse7061 Рік тому
They are right to tell you to stop being sensitive. It's an assumption because most people go out to work. That said, there is nothing wrong with staying at home. But the assumption that you wouldn't is simply a function of the work based society we live in. It's not something to get worked up over.
@weruleyoudrool
@weruleyoudrool Рік тому
@@diranshouse7061 Invalidating response as usual. Men are scum.
@user-cw1bp9fj2e
@user-cw1bp9fj2e Рік тому
That's how I feel when people ask me when I'm going to have kids. At 43 I still dont want any
@irisbecker6974
@irisbecker6974 Рік тому
Sis, just answer them with this back question: "When do you go back to slavery". Money is a trade for your time. No time of your life can truly be paid with money. So make enough for the family but try to rely more on yourself. Don't trust society. Blessed be all the families who still use their time for their children and the home. ❤
@jaednhowlar2359
@jaednhowlar2359 Рік тому
Try being a minimalist man. People treat me with much disrespect, if not more than a woman. Why would I hold a career when I can simply have no costly desires? I would rather not contribute to societal problems than make enough money to fulfill the desires that create those problems. People complain their taxes go to funding wars, why do they not respect the idea then of not contributing any taxes at all?
@w3n33dam1racl3
@w3n33dam1racl3 Рік тому
I refuse to put myself in a position where I have no financial independence. I have been on the end of depending on another person financially only to be left begging, being without, lost opportunities, anger, manipulation and being controlled. I'm a wife and mom, but I have my own career and make my own money. Financial management is joint.
@preciliabuya5456
@preciliabuya5456 Рік тому
You picked the wrong man
@biu6174
@biu6174 Рік тому
Yes but it's the point. Right? That right man can be a shit man at some point in time? And you'll be completely dependent on him
@katbeeh3529
@katbeeh3529 Рік тому
💯% agree! S/he who has money has control. Money = power = control Absolute power (i.e. control/money) corrupts (eventually) Any other argument is pure delusion!
@ishbelharris1857
@ishbelharris1857 Рік тому
Absolutely Chan T. I'm a woman doing a traditionally 'male' job. I've been fortunate to be able to make myself financially independent, own my home, cars, self-employed. I've done this as a reaction to three relationships gone wrong with men who presented as 'good guys' initially but became controlling, didn't like me earning more than them and not dependent on them. As a result I am resolutely single and without children but I don't see any alternative for the sake of my sanity and physical well-being.
@hollythebordercollie2257
@hollythebordercollie2257 Рік тому
By the very nature of having children it makes a women dependent - that is why choosing who you have kids with is such a big decision. I have an absolutely lovely husband but I still have my own bank account
@ashlinnchris920
@ashlinnchris920 Рік тому
My husband and I have used cycle tracking for 7 years. I have never felt in more control of my body. The ability to tell him no and the rush to be able to tell him yes. It definitely brings a rewarding aspect back to sex.
@andre1987eph
@andre1987eph Рік тому
Healthier for your body too.
@ashlinnchris920
@ashlinnchris920 Рік тому
@@kc6810 yes but I don't use a calendar method.i use Creighton model. I'm currently breastfeeding and my cycle is all over the place. Plus I have PCOS.
@katiez688
@katiez688 11 місяців тому
The ability to tell him no? You always have the ability to tell him no unless you are in an abusive relationship.
@KadershaN-ou2sj
@KadershaN-ou2sj 8 місяців тому
@@katiez688 You can tell him no and same like he can tell no to you as a husband and go and find alternative for him. The sexbots are coming most men will choose those sexbots and replace women with sexbots.
@annarboriter
@annarboriter 6 місяців тому
You seem to have a very limited notion of the potential range of sexual activities which can satisfy both partners
@floraperrone-ng7it
@floraperrone-ng7it Рік тому
Everything she’s saying is spot on. My husband and I went against the culture of the 90’s and I went part time while my children were young. Years of sacrifice later…we don’t regret a minute. Our daughters are well adjusted adults with values and critical thinking skills that stand out in their generation. In my 40’s I returned to full time work and now I’m a nurse, as well as serve in local government. I believe I have so much more to bring to the table because of my years of motherhood and marriage…
@Rogueagent21
@Rogueagent21 Рік тому
My siblings and I are a bit younger, but my sister did the same thing. Got married and had her first child at 20, second at 23. 23 years later, my nieces are WONDERFUL young women, my sister and brother in law have a great marriage, and she's working full time. The idea that women should avoid marriage and a family in favor of a career first is a sickening lie.
@lisalapoint7022
@lisalapoint7022 Рік тому
The key word in your reponse is "sacrifice." That is what love entails. Love is "wanting the good of the other" more than your own. This holds families and mariages fast!
@kaltwies
@kaltwies Рік тому
Awesome! 🙏!
@kaltwies
@kaltwies Рік тому
@@lisalapoint7022 AMEN! I pray for a widespread revival of this wisdom. I actually do believe we’re in the infancy of one already.
@kaltwies
@kaltwies Рік тому
@@Rogueagent21 facts!
@mazoomska
@mazoomska Рік тому
Mary is a fantastic guest - so enjoying listening to her.
@elephantintheroom-francois494
@elephantintheroom-francois494 Рік тому
Super-articulate in a broad ranging, down to earth, sexually literate way - what a precious resource in our atomised ‘post-truth’ unconsciously cyborg era.
@DarkAngel2512
@DarkAngel2512 Рік тому
Yeah,loving and as the other commenter said she is very articulate. I'm not so I always admire that ability to convey something so clearly.
@sycon7385
@sycon7385 Рік тому
Yeah I totally agree as well
@DarkAngel2512
@DarkAngel2512 Рік тому
@UpperclassHomosexual Wow! That's quite wild that you did that so you could get guys. I must be low Machiavellian theb because I could never do that.
@gumdeo
@gumdeo Рік тому
"Cyborg feminism" is genius.
@aernieburns8919
@aernieburns8919 Рік тому
Her observation that BDSM and other introductions of violence into sexuality may be due to the risk of childbearing being missing from contracepted sex is incredibly evocative.
@jimb3093
@jimb3093 Рік тому
Yes, I never considered that point. Very thought provoking interview.
@troydunn8463
@troydunn8463 11 місяців тому
Vegan Bacon with Hot Sauce is forever burned into my brain. BDSM = VBHS
@adsldave
@adsldave 11 місяців тому
How to say this, hasn’t there always been a certain amount women throughout history who were willing to do some questionable sexual things ? The oldest job in the world and all that, although maybe it just massively increased those type of behaviours ?
@lavinder11
@lavinder11 10 місяців тому
​@@adsldaveProstitution is not the oldest job; it's the oldest form of sllavery. With that in mind, ask yourself if this ancient woman was actually willing.
@ReneeDeane
@ReneeDeane 9 місяців тому
The problem is BDSM didnt start with the pill; it has existed for thousands of years
@strawberryquark
@strawberryquark Рік тому
What a well spoken woman.
@karenmuser
@karenmuser Рік тому
Important discussion. As someone born at the cusp of the 1960’s it’s refreshing to hear someone speak on these issues with insight, clarity, wisdom… she’s saying what many of us have considered for years. We lived through it, without necessarily buying into it.
@grannyannie2948
@grannyannie2948 Рік тому
I'm a little younger, and I rejected the feminism of the 1970s as a child. I honestly could not see anything in it that was positive for women.
@johnglenn2539
@johnglenn2539 Рік тому
0:57:45 but isn't this the goal of the Marxists? They don't want women - or men - working in free market, volunteer capacities. They won't everything managed by the state. Look at how the British developed private charity in 18th & 19th centuries. Now you pay 50%+ in taxes. They nationalised moral behaviour.
@kingcosworth2643
@kingcosworth2643 Рік тому
I was born in the 80's and am a male, but in my life time life has never gotten easier or better. Smart phones and internet are a mask that life is easier, but these only very narrow aspects of life. The fundamental parts of life that are absolutely necessary, earning money, food, love and companionship, exploring interests and hobbies, none of these have gotten easier, all are tougher. I imagine been born in the early 60's you would of seen this occur far more than I have. It may not necessarily be you, I hope life has gotten easier for you, but if this is the case, look at the friends around you and how they are fairing in these aspects of life.
@shaneashby5890
@shaneashby5890 Рік тому
Karen Grignon, are you a feminist? And if you are, can you please tell me one thing in the western world that a man can do but a woman can't?
@johnglenn2539
@johnglenn2539 Рік тому
@@kingcosworth2643 do you watch many coming-of-age from the 80s & 90s? Just looks so liberating. I know they (we) had problems too, but so much fewer self induced problems vs today...
@glenncox9128
@glenncox9128 Рік тому
Just listening to her for a minute, I can tell she knows her stuff. She’s already thought about it in ways most of the world hasn’t even considered.
@user-pc8ee8sx7v
@user-pc8ee8sx7v Рік тому
Many have considered, but too afraid of getting cancelled to say anything.
@glenncox9128
@glenncox9128 Рік тому
@@user-pc8ee8sx7v You give people more credit than I do.
@user-pc8ee8sx7v
@user-pc8ee8sx7v Рік тому
@@glenncox9128 or I have smart friends.
@stoildiankov4969
@stoildiankov4969 Рік тому
There you go!SHE DOES NOT CARE ABOUT MEN!
@minkleymcmoo5248
@minkleymcmoo5248 Рік тому
One born every minute.
@Trisjack20
@Trisjack20 Рік тому
A very interesting discussion. I wanted to add a small point about women (or indeed men) who choose to be home makers rather than (re)entering the commercial work force. My wife and I discussed our careers when we got married and she shared that one of her goals was to be a mother and be able to give the majority of her time to the raising of our children. She manages our money, she maintains our home, she is the teacher of our children and despite my best efforts she is able to give more to the raising of our children than I do. One other thing that she enables is that I can do a job where I sometimes am away from home overnight but am still able to be a father and have a stable family. If she was not there I would have to quit my job immediately in order to manage my life and effectively parent my children. So what I am trying to say is that we are a team. We do different things but the income we can gain is made possible by both of us working together. Same for our home, we couldn't have our home, children and family if it was not for both of us even though she is more visible in part of our efforts and I am more visible in a different area of our efforts. I do feel that companionship is very healthy for me and probably for many. Yet sometimes I feel people try to suggest that my wife is not ambitious enough or feminist enough or in some way is missing out on 'real life'. Personally I find her work necessary and even in some matters heroic.
@slampersand3145
@slampersand3145 8 місяців тому
Bravo, sir. You sound like my life partner man (husband not on paper). Many people's partnerships are not so appreciative of each other. It works well for us. We're proud of our little family 💕
@billycaldwell6531
@billycaldwell6531 3 місяці тому
I loved your comments. But when I was home, I felt I was living “real” life, and I felt sorry for my husband who spent his days in the workplace, where behavior, emotions, etc. must be tailored to keeping a job/getting a better job. I used to say that I spent my days with people who loved me more than anything else in the world (the same for me), not to mention that I had pretty much complete control over how I spent my time. My husband, on the other hand, had to adapt himself to the standards of his workplace, right down to how he dressed. This is why people heave a sigh of relief when they step into their homes at the end of a workday ~ this is where they can be themselves, where real life lives. Frankly, I think hardworking, faithful, responsible husbands are the unsung heroes of at-home motherhood. My only regret is that I didn’t appreciate my husband more all those years ago ~ although I have told him many times since. All the best to you!
@ing-mariekoppel1637
@ing-mariekoppel1637 Рік тому
She says if you are on the pill there's no reason to say no Yes there is. You may not want to is a very fair reason
@karyacademia4205
@karyacademia4205 Рік тому
I was thinking the same thing. Also „Make sex dangerous again“ and „stick through unhappy marriages unless they are outright abusive“ are „solutions“ that truly are against progress. Not as in they prevent further progress but they undo what has been done and thus take back the literally sovereignty we have as women today. I was truly hoping that when she said „(all the good things we have today for women) comes at a cost“, she would offer us ways we could adress the rising issues around our failure to adapt to changing relationships dynamics. Not ways to go back in time and trade off for the issues of the past instead. And I am saying that as someone who chose to be a homemaker. It was my decision and I love that it was. I grew up in Middle East where it was forced onto me by culture and circumstances and there I completely rejected it because that’s terrifying. When I managed to get out and it became a choice of mine, I could truly chose to do it because I love it and I care. One can’t bind someone by their circumstances to be a good wife and a mother without their choice unless a level of mental torture forces them submission to such fate. If I didn’t have access to the fertile management and divorce normalization that make me feel safe in the role of a wife, it would have been my lifelong sentence. I find it hypocritical a bit that she talks about how elite women fail to see men who could be dangerous in reference to the trans movement. I think she fails to see what these men would be like in a society where we stick together for the kids through unhappy marriages, have a culture against contraceptives/abortion and hope for men to fraternize into educating each other into „gentleman“. As someone who has seen marriage oriented cultures and upbringing as well as the open sex grounds of Berlin, I will choose sovereignty and responsibility over ensuring my safety any day over „make sex dangerous again“ and marriage oriented solutions to my safety
@rhobatbrynjones7374
@rhobatbrynjones7374 Рік тому
This is for me the most thought-provoking discussion I have ever listened to on this channel. Harrington's humane observations based on her feminist principles serves to cut through the ideological ranting that unfortunately surrounds this important debate at the moment. Really enjoyed this with a lot to takeaway in terms of food for thought.
@CMark50
@CMark50 Рік тому
Me too.
@rhobatbrynjones7374
@rhobatbrynjones7374 Рік тому
@@longjohnthilver Grow up.
@rhobatbrynjones7374
@rhobatbrynjones7374 Рік тому
@@longjohnthilver Go back to the pub, have another pint and take your misogyny with you.
@rhobatbrynjones7374
@rhobatbrynjones7374 Рік тому
@@longjohnthilver Bye. Have a good life.
@hospitalsgivingpatientsdan8894
@hospitalsgivingpatientsdan8894 Рік тому
@Long John Thilver woman thought they had it bad so society changed and now their more miserable 😂
@graceb3934
@graceb3934 Рік тому
Mary Harrington is so incredibly astute and intelligent, and just absolutely fascinating! This is my favourite interview of all time on this channel 🙌 thank you for introducing me to Mary's ideas and work.💚
@suzygirl1843
@suzygirl1843 Рік тому
CORRECTION: WESTERN WOMEN.
@Matt-zp1jn
@Matt-zp1jn Рік тому
Mary is astute indeed and more the pragmatic egalitarian rational feminist, rather than the unreasonable militant marxist feminazi that the upperclass society an media like to radicalize young impressionable college women with. 👍
@suzygirl1843
@suzygirl1843 Рік тому
@@Matt-zp1jn Unfortunately those words mean nothing to the rest of the world. China is definitely going to win over more Conservative countries like Saudi Arabia, Africa, Iran, and India and Capitalism is not gonna matter anymore.
@BenjaminPitkin
@BenjaminPitkin Рік тому
I felt that she hasn't really broken any new ground. Most of what Mary Harrington says I could easily say was evident to myself 10 years ago - and is a common observation among most men I talk to. It was however refreshing to hear a woman saying it.
@filthycasual9381
@filthycasual9381 Рік тому
She's intelligent when it comes to keeping all societal focus on spurious and cyclical female issues so she can get everyone to pretend that men and boys don't have a serious lack of fundamental human rights.
@florencehall005
@florencehall005 Рік тому
Every now and then someone says something that absolutely stops you in your tracks. Mary’s assertion that the precedent for women’s spaces being infringed upon by transgender identified men was set by women infringing upon men’s spaces in the name of feminism is one of them. That hit me like a ton of bricks.
@meancookie89
@meancookie89 Рік тому
I dont think I agree with her statements ….
@realmaureenoyakhilome
@realmaureenoyakhilome Рік тому
@@meancookie89 I don’t either.
@CazRaX
@CazRaX Рік тому
@@meancookie89 Don't agree or not but it's true, it started with women forcing men's spaces to become coed by lawsuits and legal obligation if needed. There are almost no men only places left, they aren't allowed to survive because someone will sue about it being discriminatory to women while that same person also asks for more women only spaces.
@chadcadsonvii5258
@chadcadsonvii5258 Рік тому
It's true. But not only is it the root of the invasion of women's spaces it also destroyed spaces for boys to interact with other boys and learn to be men. Hence the feminisation of boys. Example being the boy scouts.
@meancookie89
@meancookie89 Рік тому
@@CazRaX This whole ish started when WW wanted inheritance laws and their own finances Then representation n the right to vote Then wanting to break the glass ceiling She omits a lot….
@tommore3263
@tommore3263 Рік тому
Absolutely terrific interview with a brilliant woman. Brilliance sheds a bright light on things. and Mary Harrington does just that. Fantastic guys. You two are one of the brightest lights in the world these days Cheers and God bless you all
@louiseparker1915
@louiseparker1915 5 місяців тому
Mary Harrington is absolutely brilliant! I remember men asking me what "I did for a living" and moving away with contempt on their faces when I said I was a full time mother.
@brianna094
@brianna094 Місяць тому
​@louiseparker1915 that's really a shame. I don't want to be part of a society where men act that way. It's funny how they want something to do with you when you're pretty, young, or anything they idealize you to be-- then the minute you defy their preconceived notions, they can't process it in their brains and feel the need to insult us.
@tommore3263
@tommore3263 Місяць тому
@@brianna094 Men and women are natural complements and whether they know it or not men are naturally attracted to, drawn to women who are likely to be , literally good mates. And as they mature they develop the natural perspectives of fathers in suppport of their loved ones. Women are so gobsmackingly wonderful. God given wonders. I salute you all.
@redreuben5260
@redreuben5260 Рік тому
Factual and pragmatic rather than political and emotional, I listened to the whole thing with fascination.
@emilylouise902
@emilylouise902 Рік тому
As a new mother, and someone who's had a nagging feeling for years that something is just *wrong* with society, I have such admiration for Mary Harrington for finally speaking about this. Louise Perry too. If I'd heard these arguments in my teens and 20s, I'd have saved myself a whole lot of misery.
@Yeetus223
@Yeetus223 Рік тому
Hate to break it to you but usually women in their 20’s would just tell people like this they are just old and to get with the modern times. Then continue to jill off with other feminist.
@jeffk464
@jeffk464 Рік тому
@@Yeetus223 Nothing as stubborn and fool hardy as someone 16 to 25 years old. The only hope is that people don't screw up too badly during this period.
@rppope1006
@rppope1006 Рік тому
Please take this right way. You felt something was wrong because you were a feminist and may still be. You even said so based off your comment. See, if you wanted to be part of the solution you would have married at 18 and took care of your husband. Instead you likely had a 304 phase and ruined your ability to pairbond. See the beta males and feminist in power knew what they were doing when they willingly shadowed you wahmenfrom all accountability and responsibility. Likely broke many men's heart(your ego and pride is gonna make you tell yourself that's a good thing) and only perpetrated more misery and suffering amongst others as well. I tell you all this in that if you take it correctly you will devote your life into teaching wahmen not to ruin themselves and men. Now that you are a mother it's likely you know that their not much more to life than what most 18-30 wahmen tell themselves that there is. God bless you and your new child☦️
@pialakin6517
@pialakin6517 Рік тому
I so agree
@KD400_
@KD400_ Рік тому
Took u a while to actually find a man and have a baby it seems
@Aska_the_Strange
@Aska_the_Strange 6 місяців тому
Thank you, Mary for speaking for women like myself who chose to be a full time mother and wife despite the unpopularity in today’s Capitalistic world. I am so proud to be the mom my kids need 24/7.
@idx1941
@idx1941 5 місяців тому
And that's great, but what about women who don't want what you want. Are you not happy that they have a choice?
@TiggerTiger-le8kc
@TiggerTiger-le8kc 2 місяці тому
But it’s ok for men to suffer under capitalism?
@RubyRubix-ow8qj
@RubyRubix-ow8qj Рік тому
Thank you so much for conducting this interview and putting this message out into the public space to offer an alternative viewpoint for society. Mary you are so articulate and your arguments are very persuasive. Really enjoyed watching that.
@GingerDrums
@GingerDrums Рік тому
She is fighting for women's rights, especially working and middle class women despite the hatred for her positions from the elites.
@stephenthomas1492
@stephenthomas1492 Рік тому
As she stated, those elites have NO clue about the real world since they're not exposed to it. It's not in their interests to see the huge differences between the sexes. I feel their opinion should carry no weight since it doesn't represent anyone outside that small fraction of other elites.
@GingerDrums
@GingerDrums Рік тому
@@stephenthomas1492 yes
@grannyannie2948
@grannyannie2948 Рік тому
I agree, and I saw this split in 1970s between elevating the position of women in the home, to only valuing women in careers.
@cornishhh
@cornishhh Рік тому
Lockdown policies and net zero policies are very class based too I think, as is the way they are promoted and supported in media.
@beecat9951
@beecat9951 Рік тому
Absolutely
@UNCIVILIZE
@UNCIVILIZE Рік тому
"We need to give sex back the seriousness that it has". So true. 46:07
@Meandyouisnus
@Meandyouisnus Рік тому
Tell that to men
@UNCIVILIZE
@UNCIVILIZE Рік тому
@@Meandyouisnus She did say "we".
@adude661
@adude661 Рік тому
@@Meandyouisnus This is all about women being victims of their own choices. Stop blaming men.
@Rogueagent21
@Rogueagent21 Рік тому
@@Meandyouisnus Okay,... tell it to women. When you're transparently angry and blaming the issue on men, you're doing nothing to help solve the problem. There's no shortage of single, bitter, middle aged women who spent their entire youth sampling penises. If you pretend otherwise, you're lying to yourself.
@warlorddk2070
@warlorddk2070 Рік тому
​@@Meandyouisnus Its funny my fellow men are stupid, women get mad at men for being stupid, get a pill giving them the opportunity to be stupid instantly celebrates women making the same stupid mistakes they wanted men to stop making... 🤣😂🤣 See why men and women who can actually act civilised and think critically wonder why that happened? Instead of damage control women agreed to make the issue twice as bad now both halves of the population partakes in it and celebrates it?..
@georgiawilksch5708
@georgiawilksch5708 Рік тому
Even more recently, I grew up rural and part of a church community and there were so many events done by housewives,and women who worked outside of the farm. they put together the market days and working bees, set up people making meals for people in difficult times. I have very high standards when it comes to baked goods because of those ladies.
@gumdeo
@gumdeo Рік тому
Sounds like a healthy community.
@TiggerTiger-le8kc
@TiggerTiger-le8kc 2 місяці тому
@@gumdeoprobably full of sex abuse like most religious communities
@juliasaunders6866
@juliasaunders6866 Рік тому
What an intelligent, honest and articulate woman!
@ShallaBal82
@ShallaBal82 Рік тому
36:20 Nailed it with re-thinking marriage about not being 24/7 romantic. Romance is nothing if your partner doesn't have your back when you need them. It's way more like a team scenario than a lovey dovey smoochy romance novel. "He didn't get me flowers on Valentine's!" So? Did he get you some Pepto at 2am when you woke up with food poisoning? People need to re-evaluate their expectations in relationships and in life - there are so many people unhappy because they think everything is supposed to be grandiose and magical.
@darkhighwayman1757
@darkhighwayman1757 Рік тому
I've been married for almost 20 yrs now and that's 100% right. I don't buy her flowers every week but when I do it's special. It's the stuff at 2am when ya have to go out for something when she's preggers and you just go. She was happy I had a guys gaming night and ordered us pizza. No guilt trips or silly childish twitterpation.
@michaelstanwick9690
@michaelstanwick9690 Рік тому
I also second your description.
@pialakin6517
@pialakin6517 Рік тому
If they have children, they should think of them first of all
@zer0homer
@zer0homer Рік тому
It's unreal, how everyone just bought this bs with romance! Marriage is an economical solution of compiling resourses of individuals and maybe extended family to provide safety nets for each member and procreate and prosper! You gotta be bonkers to never think of this. Even secular Jews still think in terms of netting family a benefit from marriage, not butterflies in stomach.
@redleeks6253
@redleeks6253 Рік тому
You know there are men who buy flowers on valentine's day and buy medicine at 2 am for their food poisoned partner. But women have been convinced that they should take the minimum possible. Like it's not possible that he takes care of you when you're sick and buy you a gift on special days, choose one!! They do it when they have a good foundation and have been raised well (which rarely happens) and when they're in love.
@h_a869
@h_a869 Рік тому
Thank you for this conversation. I am currently a stay at home mom to our four children. But I also homeschool them, get them involved in the community, and I am starting an shop this year! This is just one chapter of my life! Next chapter as my children grow, who knows! I am networking now in my community to be available for my next chapter.
@younggrasshopper3531
@younggrasshopper3531 Рік тому
Congratulations 🤗
@vickiebeinke7742
@vickiebeinke7742 Рік тому
Great job! I'm single Mum & into 2nd yr homeschooling my 9yr & next year my 11yr old. All the best on each chapter if your family 😊
@evertandersson9499
@evertandersson9499 Рік тому
Not as a prostitute, I take? 😀 Congratz & good luck!
@RunninUpThatHillh
@RunninUpThatHillh Рік тому
Same here! Home-school and all the rest. I make ferments but am about to start selling fiber arts and other crafts at the fairs this summer. The foods I make are for barter only, since I can't sell food without a loicense- LOL. Even though my Amish neighbors sell food freely. Also.... am I the ony one that thinks it's weird that we're called "stay at home moms" now? I call myself a housewife.
@mrgoober6320
@mrgoober6320 9 місяців тому
Speaking of older men showing younger men how to behave, an amusing thing happened to me recently. I, a greying but brawny middle-aged man, showed up for a first-aid class and chose a seat in an empty classroom. Every single man that showed up subsequently sat on the same side of the room as me, until the classroom was completely segregated by sex.
@omahhumvajragurupadmasiddhihum
@omahhumvajragurupadmasiddhihum 8 місяців тому
I ink we underestimate the power of generational wisdom.
@gardenjoy5223
@gardenjoy5223 5 місяців тому
People behaving like lemmings.
@surgerystudio7654
@surgerystudio7654 Рік тому
Beautifully relayed message that all women need to hear! I agree with you 100% regarding the contraception argument. As a nurse who has seen the devastating effects of infertility due to this lifestyle of “freedom” I know women when suffering through unsuccessful fertility efforts would absolutely do things differently if they had the choice.
@p382742937423y4
@p382742937423y4 7 місяців тому
They had the choice right? Do you mean: "if they could do it again?". Or am i missing the point?
@wanderinggremlin2388
@wanderinggremlin2388 5 місяців тому
​@@p382742937423y4 Is it really a choice if you're not given all the necessary information to make an informed decision? I think for a lot of women what happens is they get to a certain age and the doctor says "take the pill, it'll be better/safer" and you have no reason to think much about it because you don't know anything about secondary effects, you're typically in your late teens so you lack the life experience to say "hang on a minute, I want to know all the details before I agree to that" and it’s your doctor, someone you're supposed to trust with your health. So yes, it is a choice, but it's not an informed one and it should be.
@FilosParaSofia
@FilosParaSofia 4 місяці тому
I think she means, "if they had had the knowledge to make an informed decision"
@TiggerTiger-le8kc
@TiggerTiger-le8kc 2 місяці тому
Please explain how contraception causes infertility. There is no evidence of this. The vast majority of women who come off the pill conceive within 6 months. Unless you’ve left it until the 40s
@nforne
@nforne Рік тому
The part about why families should stick together for support rather than giving up when the romance fades hit home for me. A few years ago my wife asked for separation without any grounds other than boredom/lack of spark. Then covid and the cost of living crisis hit, I got a good promotion, and it dawned on her (too late) that it’s not all about being whisked off your feet. She asked if we could give it another go. Perhaps if I’d watched this video beforehand I would have said yes, for my own sake as well as our daughter’s. Because the other thing Mary said, about men losing their entire support group when they lose their family, is so very true. I have a few work friends and little family, so my contact with other people is hanging by a thread.
@hilarygibson3150
@hilarygibson3150 Рік тому
It isn't easy to make friends, but I say you can go out and find new friends. Sports and hobby are always a good route. There are odd clubs for hobbies, my friends husband goes to a Scalextric club every week as an example. As a child of unhappily married parents, don't beat yourself up. I grew up in an atmosphere of hidden resentment. Both my parents were good people, but they should have split up and been happier.
@Perichoresis777
@Perichoresis777 Рік тому
I’m sorry to hear about that brother. May I suggest finding a good church. I live out of country, and I’ve never had such a close, caring group of men than at my church. It also helps my two boys make good friends beyond the kids at school (which can often be a mixed bag). In any case, here’s wishing you and your girl well.
@sareedoahmed1751
@sareedoahmed1751 Рік тому
​@@Perichoresis777 or an activity group.. Any team sports!!! This way you can meet more people who are from different religions and backgrounds who then can share interesting stories about their lives.
@sareedoahmed1751
@sareedoahmed1751 Рік тому
Sometimes when you are in your feelings and listen to social media and entitled people. Some might think that's applied to every household. But critical question was this ask without any merit?
@hospitalsgivingpatientsdan8894
@hospitalsgivingpatientsdan8894 Рік тому
The further society goes away from Christian values the further we will fall. God designed men and woman to have separate jobs
@emilysnyder4857
@emilysnyder4857 Рік тому
I wish I could have heard this perspective when I was in my 20s. Never thought about birth control as the first step towards Transhumanism. It's been quite a gauntlet navigating as a woman. I had a doctor put me on the pill when I was younger and it messed up my health. I feel like I was part of a huge experiment between the sexes and women are paying dearly.
@matthewatwood8641
@matthewatwood8641 Рік тому
CHILDREN are the ones paying. Women get all these choices & independence. It's children who are paying the price.
@Sngbrd1001
@Sngbrd1001 Рік тому
It's very interesting seeing the results of 100 years of "progress". It's humanity's trail of tears to extinction.
@matthewatwood8641
@matthewatwood8641 Рік тому
@@Sngbrd1001 "I don't need anybody. I'm just gonna do ME." "😰😰😰Why am I so lonely?😭😭😭"
@jittmet7766
@jittmet7766 Рік тому
@@matthewatwood8641 Right, men have no choice or responsibility at all, all on women.
@barboglesby2162
@barboglesby2162 Рік тому
The Liberal Left experiment has been very dissapointing.
@ALulzyApprentice
@ALulzyApprentice Рік тому
I love the structure of this interview. Well done on everyone's part. Kudos! Harrington is a stellar guest and I can;t wait for her to come back.
@stephenmckelvie2032
@stephenmckelvie2032 Рік тому
My wife has spent most of our married life since we got hitched in 1980 as a housewife. I could never in a million years cope with what she has done in all those years. I take take my hat off to her. What is a housewife? Well, she’s mother, a wife, cleaner, launderer, cook, decorator, skivvy, teacher, taxi driver, gardener, finance manager, and the long list just goes on and on. I’ve always worked away from home, so she’s also a father for the time I’m away. Wow, what a CV. Jack of all trades. I love her to bits. What a lady.
@TiggerTiger-le8kc
@TiggerTiger-le8kc 2 місяці тому
Did you ever give her a holiday? Or was she on call 24/7 365
@manusha1349
@manusha1349 Рік тому
It's so heartening to see women speaking up for women ❤ for too long, feminists have campaigned for women to be more like men. Thanks to people like Mary and Louise Perry, women's issues are being ventilated in the interest of traditional femininity
@josephzsoka874
@josephzsoka874 Рік тому
Funny, men have been saying this since the late 1990s....ever heard of Warren Farrell or Rollo Tomassi ? ...but then again, you ladies keep cancelling us because of mansplaining. Bravo... your ignorance is now transparent to us all.
@grannyannie2948
@grannyannie2948 Рік тому
I agree
@Yeetus223
@Yeetus223 Рік тому
Feminist tell women that men are terrible no good useless violent thugs. While in the same breath tell women they need to be second rate men.
@josephzsoka874
@josephzsoka874 Рік тому
@@Yeetus223 Great point ! ...its the propaganda at work...whamen most affected !...lol
@sethlarson1740
@sethlarson1740 Рік тому
First time hearing her. She is an expert at communicating and her logic is water tight. This is my favorite conversation so far. Thank you both for what you’re doing.
@dimercamparini
@dimercamparini Рік тому
I could poke holes in her logic all day...for example the connection she makes between the pill and the trans ideology is just ridiculous.
@aaronvt9980
@aaronvt9980 Рік тому
Almost water tight. After accurately diagnosing modern social ills she let's feminism largely off the hook for the problems it has caused by appealing to "complex systems". Which isn't factually incorrect in a broad sense, but someone like Christina Hoff Summers would point to education as a major source of the problems of men and that is largely the fault of feminism. Maybe she's just being diplomatic, but she's pulling punches.
@fifthpint4571
@fifthpint4571 Рік тому
@@aaronvt9980 100% - she’s being somewhat coy here. I feel she’s fully aware of the sheer devastation inflicted on masculinity over the last few decades but that she also enjoys some aspects of it. I reckon this conversation could have also gone other places if she could be truly consistent logically. Good spot
@bradleyjackson7168
@bradleyjackson7168 Рік тому
Yes she lets the femanazis off the hook. Women created this fuckery by using the cops against their husbands then shaming us men into submission. men don't marry or have kids. Don't give them this power over you. Mgtow
@sethlarson1740
@sethlarson1740 Рік тому
@@bradleyjackson7168 while I agree that men have been shamed for being men for many decades, I made the choice the be married and have a child. I’m no longer ashamed of being male and my wife isn’t ashamed of being a stay at home mother. We do what we think is best for our daughter.
@matthewh4550
@matthewh4550 Рік тому
This is every thread of thought in the collective mind of both my wife and I woven together in the most beautifully coherent language. We reached this conclusion in a messy way through intuition and experience so thankyou Mary for giving structure to and words we can use to describe the way we arrange our family life. I applaud you for saying what you have said here.
@Celeste-dp5ur
@Celeste-dp5ur 6 місяців тому
Yes same! Everything I've observed and experienced as a mother and wife and homemaker, she very eloquently described and I'm left feeling very grateful for my life and for what I know to be normal.
@alex0122eagle
@alex0122eagle Рік тому
The final remark is deeply resonates with me... thank you for making this episode. I really need this.
@theboredengineer2947
@theboredengineer2947 Рік тому
I tried the pill when I was in university as I was dating my 1st bf and it also helped my debilitating period cramps but I experienced side effects like irritability and depression so I stopped. I won't touch the pill again as the side effects are more hellish to deal with than my 1 day bad period cramps. Also, I hate how a lot of modern feminists devalue women who choose to become housewives or stay at home mothers. Some of them have valid reasons of concern such as financial security in case the spouse dies/gets ill/infidelity/divorce, still it shouldn't warrant them to mock these women who love to be home makers. I have been a career woman and really ate a lot of feminist values but having been married and having a bad time with my health, thus making me into a housewife, I have come to appreciate how valuable being a housewife is and my own mom, who is a housewife herself, all of the things she taught me about femininity are all making sense. Family and its stability is my top priority.
@bendikkirkbakk1833
@bendikkirkbakk1833 Рік тому
Yeah. Messing with hormones is stupid. You need maybe 3 Brain cells not to fall pregnant😂
@bendikkirkbakk1833
@bendikkirkbakk1833 Рік тому
The population collapse is coming. So damn hard, it ain't funny. Nothing can be done. You ladys😁
@Meandyouisnus
@Meandyouisnus Рік тому
Just say you are lazy and don’t want to work
@Meandyouisnus
@Meandyouisnus Рік тому
This is stupid, since when did women have power to shut down boys clubs. Very silly woman
@MH3GL
@MH3GL Рік тому
Older "conservatives" are not old people "clinging to old, traditional values." They people, like you, who have been exposed to life and learned its lessons, and now simply see the value that those who came before them saw.
@gobabawonan2199
@gobabawonan2199 Рік тому
Fascinating interview - I appreciate Mary pointing out that there are downsides to everything -- even progress! (however defined)
@suzygirl1843
@suzygirl1843 Рік тому
She doesn't call out where this comes from. Margaret Sanger, a Eugenicist created abortion and God basically punished the West for defying him
@oyvindstrand
@oyvindstrand 11 місяців тому
What a fantastic interview. The more i watch you guys, the more impressed I get. You ask good questions and you let the person answer them in depth. But not only that, the humor that you bring to it seems to make the person relax and realize that your not out to get them and you get really good chemistry. The points Mary give together with other philosophers has really shaken my world view. I would argue to the better. I think we need this kind of indepth conversations. Keep up the good work. All of you. Thanks.
@tux1968
@tux1968 Рік тому
Found this a very compelling interview, and Mrs. Harrington is brilliant and captivating. Well worth watching every minute of this one!
@wabi_sabi52
@wabi_sabi52 Рік тому
I could listen to Mary speak all day. She is so clear and precise in her language. What a well-spoken and articulate speaker! I'm glad you guys had her back and please do so again in future when she develops her keen insights on feminism further as time goes on.
@Direwolf13PS3
@Direwolf13PS3 Рік тому
36:41 This point is absolutely correct. My grandparents on my mother's side divorced, however, my grandfather stayed with my grandmother and helped raise them as he knew how hard it would be if he simply left. He grew up without a father. They still live together to this day. Even though their relationship didn't pan out romantically, they cared enough about their children to stay together. Taking responsibility is key.
@matthewatwood8641
@matthewatwood8641 Рік тому
Gotta put the kids first.
@thebecky5452
@thebecky5452 Рік тому
Very informative and enlightening. I very much enjoy seeing how it’s all connected and how we ended up where we are.
@neige4221
@neige4221 Рік тому
Wonderful interview. It’s good that you’ve given the platform for this type of discussion which I feel is desperately needed. Congratulations to Mary Harrington for being brave enough to put these ideas out there. I’m sure she is getting a lot of pushback because it’s so rare to hear this type of information in this day and age. She is a true feminist in my mind. She is obviously educated, courageous female, who is speaking her beliefs, which do mirror other women who may not be as qualified to say these things and would be dismissed for not knowing what they speak of by the “true feminist”. Wishing her success.
@zeldagoblin
@zeldagoblin Рік тому
I took the pill for a little while in my twenties, but it didn't sit well with me. I felt I was preventing my body from doing what it was meant to, and stopped taking it. I adopted the rhythm method, combined with the withdrawal method, and had two planned children. I'm very happy with my decision.
@suzygirl1843
@suzygirl1843 Рік тому
The irony. A white female Eugenicist named Margaret sanger created abortion to eliminate black children only for the most users to be Western white women. It's almost like God was punishing you for defying him
@somercet1
@somercet1 Рік тому
But you didn't replace yourself. Replacement only happens with three kids per woman.
@errykflows8683
@errykflows8683 Рік тому
My wife and I both felt the same; I didn't want her to modify and chemically negate her normal biological functions; it just seemed unnecessarily dangerous and ignorant; when safe and responsible natural means, that has been practiced since the dawn of time; was much safer for her "Reproductive Health"; ... we too; used the 'Rhythm Method', combined with the withdrawal method, and We too; had two planned children; We are both just starting our 70's; life has been good! Take Care!
@dvanaestcestica1135
@dvanaestcestica1135 2 місяці тому
She actually did replace herself and her husband. Two kids from two people, a simple replacement. A third kid and other additional kids would be adding to the population.@@somercet1
@GenXWoman
@GenXWoman Рік тому
Amazing interview. I honestly think Mary is leaps ahead in her thinking about these subjects. Very refreshing! Thank you.
@LauraVolpintesta
@LauraVolpintesta Рік тому
I love how she describes the “hot sauce” that desensitization leads people to descent into such debauchery.
@kennykennieray7140
@kennykennieray7140 Рік тому
Marriage being covenant instead of a contract is something that caught my ear. The key to that is understanding that marriage on paper is always a contract. The contract starts with (capitis diminution maximum). Capitis diminution maximum is an all caps name and social security trust account. Capitis diminution maximum makes it easier to confuse people about what is marriage. Marriage is when a man and woman become (echad) one, not when they ask others for validation. Evidence of marriage is when the man and woman become one in the building of a life together. The paperwork is nothing more than the wizard of oz giving man life. The living who live according to their nativity live on the land not legal fiction. There was a point in time where man's names were written in the books of life (bible) not in the archives of vital statistics.
@joyb5525
@joyb5525 Рік тому
Ok for middle class women who had access to support cleaners, Gardiner's child minders etc. Disaster for working class women who had to work themselves ragged to pay for the higher mortgages and juggle all the child minding and shopping and house work. Disaster
@CassandraDarling
@CassandraDarling Рік тому
Mary Harrigton presents a clear and accurate perspective on "how things used to be (and basically always were)" in such simple, easy language. What a gift to us, the confused masses. What a gift to the world.
@kaczan3
@kaczan3 Рік тому
No. She, like all chicks, always slant everytong to paint themselves as victims. And they think guys serving them and slaving away is fair. Go away, chick.
@theauklet
@theauklet Рік тому
​@@kaczan3 you obviously didn't kisten to the interview.
@chadbennett562
@chadbennett562 3 дні тому
I havnt listened to this video yet and I am new to triggernometry and I love how we are having these conversations!!!
@josher3436
@josher3436 Рік тому
Hands down one of the best interviews/topics I have seen in a long time.
@11rs11
@11rs11 Рік тому
I stopped taking birth control 22 months after I had my son. I couldn't handle the amount of brain fog I was experiencing. And of course, my husband was getting lonely with my very low sex drive. Before I had my son, at 28 years old, I had never taken birth control either. Just those 22 months on birth control made me feel like I was brain and sex dead. I've been off for 5 months now, and my mental fog is mostly gone. My sex drive is up, and intimacy with my husband is close to what it was before we had our son... I also appreciate what she said about Stay at Home Moms. It's a mentally/emotionally tough, lonely, and underappreciated role. I've worked difficult stressful jobs in the past, and none of them can compare to being a SAHM.
@shellbell1228
@shellbell1228 Рік тому
Thank-you you so much for sharing all of this with everyone.... 🕊️ & 💕 I do hear you.. Millions hear you.. I wish I made policy.. Men only can make war it seems is what I'm getting back from the screaming media.... Raaaahhh USA . . . Okay AND now ........ Ok, so any child that was just born...... Is being fattened up by his own parents to be sent OFF to fight in some far OFF war some distant president of USA is prepping to invade in 2043...... Ya, I'd Stop having kids too..... If they haven't already killed your eggs and sperm already anyhow so it was already a mute choice out of your hands already.....
@Justin-vq9co
@Justin-vq9co Рік тому
@RedArtistx
@RedArtistx Рік тому
If it was hormonal birth control, it would most likely have resulted in a drop in testosterone, which can affect libido and mental clarity (although it does vary in women). Estrogen is actually converted from testosterone, so it's unclear if those effects would have been a direct result of testosterone dropping, or a result of lower testosterone resulting in lower estrogen levels, but lowered testosterone is going to have some kind of effect on a woman.
@eileendocherty6676
@eileendocherty6676 Рік тому
Thank you for being a SAHM. I'm unable to but I have huge respect for you and your children will benefit.
@KD400_
@KD400_ Рік тому
Eat healthy natural foods. Stop taking that garbage.eat fruits meat and exercise.
@CMark50
@CMark50 Рік тому
Enjoyed listening to Mary Harrington. But what really stood out to me in this interview is how Francis and Konstantin listen intently with their guest and engage on spot with the topic at hand. You both don't override the conversation for the obvious purpose of directing the conversation. Much appreciated.
@annewrites...8385
@annewrites...8385 Рік тому
Mary, I love you! So much seriously sensible stuff here. Thank you.
@sypherd.3771
@sypherd.3771 Рік тому
“People are trying to add the hot sauce back into something which is fundamentally vegan bacon” made me actually laugh out loud
@hilarygibson3150
@hilarygibson3150 Рік тому
I'm 58. My parents were born in theud 20s . There's was a probably not a big romance marriage. For economic and cultural they stayed together. As their child I lived in an aura of constant resentment and unhappiness. I think that is why I made the decision to never marry. They were both good people that should have been happy elsewhere and I probably would have been happier. My mother traditionally stayed at home, packing knickers. Work was high up, she could look after me at the same time. It was miserable. My Dad drove a truck and that was far more fun. So I ended up in the really hard manual job of stuffing containers, drove forklifts and vans, ran my own haulage Company for 28 years till I retired. I've also never liked children, even when I was a child. I remember watching a programme where a woman had been persuaded that she did want a baby by her family, when she said she didn't. Because you know, you fall in love once they are born. She didn't, she cared for her son but didn't love him. It was incredibly sad for all concerned. I remain incredibly thankful that I lived in a time where I could have contraception, though the pill was not for me. On a broader point, I do entirely agree that men do need more of their own space and need to be allowed to be more male. Men and women are different...though I've always been in male jobs because hard dirty physical work was where I was happiest.
@davidhawley1132
@davidhawley1132 Рік тому
I don't think that recognizing norms necessarily means rejecting those who don't easily take them on. It's fine to leave the 99 to find the one lost sheep, unless the 99 get eaten by wolves while you are not doing the boring work of taking care of the average individual. Or perhaps better put: the 'diverse' are interesting and valuable, and the mavericks are fine, but they should not be given unfettered control of the whole enterprise.
@Xplora213
@Xplora213 Рік тому
Have you considered that your family was just low on the happiness scale? Sadly, the family was so bad at being inspired and excited that it died out as per Darwinian theory. Being poor sucks, but we have to acknowledge that no amount of equity, equality or wealth will resolve the fundamental humanity of us all. Some of us are less suited to society than others. 🤷‍♂️
@Darrylizer1
@Darrylizer1 Рік тому
Mary echoes many of the same thoughts I've had over the last decade or so, but at a much much deeper level. Excellent conversation!
@gagillion
@gagillion Рік тому
Many thanks to you all and both of you for this wonderful show.
@robynmorris4153
@robynmorris4153 9 місяців тому
So many things she said struck a chord with me - I did Women's Studies at uni in the 70s and have been finding "modern" feminism so troubling in a lot of ways, and Mary has covered/discussed a lot of things that I have been struggling with. Very thought provoking. Thank you
@robinantonio8870
@robinantonio8870 3 місяці тому
The pill made me totally uninterested in sex and with a constant headache. The answer was an IUD. It was fabulous.
@niravelniflheim1858
@niravelniflheim1858 Рік тому
Mary is one of the best women. Deep thinking, with courage to go against the grain, the ability to escape thought prisons, to explore novel territory with empathy and pragmatism, able to articulate her findings with authority and compassion; it makes her such a great story-teller. Her traits reveal her wisdom and her deep capacity for love. She's just great.
@iTellaThePun
@iTellaThePun Рік тому
My wife and I just listened to the whole podcast, and find Mary's views to be basic common sense. We are both 45 (older Trigg viewers). We both feel our generation was kind of in a sweet spot where women could embrace the freedom/opportunity of feminism, but men and women basically conformed to the commitment of marriage and family. Life can be cruel and deeply unfair, but our marriage and family has oriented both of us and enriched our lives. Marriage is not for everyone, but there is a reason to, as Mary says, keep it a covenant. One small quibble to her solutions would be to make life marginally more affordable for young, married people. It is hard to form families and have children when skilled people can't afford to live.
@alexs7671
@alexs7671 Рік тому
By design of our wannabe feudal overlords
@wendyandrew3707
@wendyandrew3707 Рік тому
I'm 73
@KD400_
@KD400_ Рік тому
Marriage is for everyone. Its about letting go of ur personal desires and commitment. What ur trying to say is that some people cant commit to someone else because he or she is too selfish to commit to them.
@jorginawilliams9430
@jorginawilliams9430 Рік тому
Great interview. A difficult position to hold in the current climate but communicated so well!
@j.hmarvelous2231
@j.hmarvelous2231 Рік тому
What a great interview. One of my favorites. 🙏🏾👍🏽
@sierrapyatt8748
@sierrapyatt8748 Рік тому
One of my favorite interviews you guys have ever done. Mary should definitely become a staple guest on trigonometry, which it sounds like is going to be the case.
@antonia6059
@antonia6059 Рік тому
A penny saved is a penny earned as they say. I’am glad that they pointed out you can earn money, but also stretching that money to build a life you want is an important part of the equation. We have choices and should prioritize our values. I personally love being a “trad” wife. I primarily work in our home caring for the family. With the main goal of stretching the money he makes to create the home we want. Of course at times we help the other one if they need. But for the most part we have taken on traditional roles. Our kids are thriving and we are very happy.
@diamondznpearlz2133
@diamondznpearlz2133 Рік тому
This could not have been better! Thank you.
@miaa7097
@miaa7097 Рік тому
As an ex-Muslim woman, im glad I live in a free society. I don't want to be like my mother !!
@mrsmlj5491
@mrsmlj5491 Рік тому
This is one of my favorite interviews on your channel! Thank you so much for introducing me to this fabulous woman! Her clarity and connecting the pieces of our broken society were just wonderful.
@vanasco2
@vanasco2 Рік тому
Best quip ever, "BDSM is the vegan bacon of sex." I could not love her more. So glad you had her on. Thank you.
@ricardosantos6721
@ricardosantos6721 Рік тому
Yeah I wonder how much hot spice she had to use for her lesbian adventures she mentioned, because you will be hard pressed to find more of a vegan option than that if the danger of pregnancy is the bacon. Besides the fact that I don't remember ever hearing more distasteful idea than that we would be chasing the danger of pregnancy... what a colossally tone deaf idea. She reminds me one of those chat bots that sounds so intelligent until they occasionally slip up and say things like 2+2=5. Overall what a buffoon she comes across as, I wouldn't be surprised if she had autism of some sort..
@thetechnocrat4979
@thetechnocrat4979 Рік тому
I am not very aware, but isn't it supposed to be very extreme? 🤨
@parrotshootist3004
@parrotshootist3004 Рік тому
@@thetechnocrat4979 Bacon? Yes. Extreme deliciousness. Damn...
@patlong8449
@patlong8449 Рік тому
Vegan bacon, tasteless cardboard, not a very good comparison
@AkamiChannel
@AkamiChannel Рік тому
That's not what she said. She said it's the hot sauce.
@edc6774
@edc6774 Рік тому
As a straight male, I have noticed that there are different schools of thoughts when it comes to this subject! My personal definition of feminism is that women should have the same rights and salaries as men! But it has evolved into something completely destructive! The balance is gone!
@TheBurgessNetwork
@TheBurgessNetwork Рік тому
I'm a straight woman. And I agree with you 💯%.
@lalexander1144
@lalexander1144 Рік тому
Lesbian woman here. I supported feminism when it was about CHOICE. More choice between opportunities. That means that if women wanted to work and not raise families, they could - but so can men. That means that if men want to stay home and raise the kids, they can. That means if people don't want to get married, they can. If men want to fight for sole custody, they are ACTUALLY considered fairly in the rule of law and can actually get full custody. If women want to die in war, they can. I'm for freedom being an equalizer of the sexes. But yes, it brought the sexes so close to the point that now trans people think they can just BE the opposite sex.
@philipcable437
@philipcable437 Рік тому
@@lalexander1144 So refreshing to see someone's own reasoned thoughts rather than political dogma. Thank you.
@jayc342009
@jayc342009 7 місяців тому
Feminism is ever evolving, they get ton of funding from the government so to keep the cash flowing they have to keep the lie of female oppression going
@twilightstar1895
@twilightstar1895 Рік тому
Excellent interview. She brought much needed knowledge to the forefront !
@youtrickube1475
@youtrickube1475 Рік тому
Anyone who thinks you can do a societal about-face from gender norms that have been in effect for at least thousands of generations and not expect (hundreds of) years of resultant destructive chaos as a result, cannot be thinking critically.
@Hooga89
@Hooga89 Рік тому
The fact that human beings have survived for hundreds of thousands of years without any medical interventions at all should be good enough proof that something like the birth control pill isn't going to make much of a dent either way, but leave it to conservatives and trads to think that humanity is undone by something that has barely existed for half a century.
@grannyannie2948
@grannyannie2948 Рік тому
Feminists don't think critically
@elephantintheroom-francois494
@elephantintheroom-francois494 Рік тому
We get duped by false narratives generated by the elites - that it’s about ‘progress’ (profit) ‘education’ (organised childcare for the workers of the industrial revolution) ‘lifting people out of poverty’ (smashing community, resilience, sovereignty and agency) … The doublespeak predates Orwell’s 1984 - he just crystallised what he could see already happening . Huxley too…
@elephantintheroom-francois494
@elephantintheroom-francois494 Рік тому
Found the distinction between the feminism of freedom and the feminism of care a really useful one. We are now living in the aftermath of the feminism of freedom winning out over the feminism of care 💔💔💔💔💔… how sad for men that the caring feminine has been subsumed by the ‘freedom - loving ‘ feminine - observe how she veers now towards a parody of herself and her original intention- a chimera, a hamster on a wheel, a blow-up doll without roots or vision. What a timely conversation. Mary Harrington - you are causing seismic shifts in the gender conversation … 🙏🏼
@youtrickube1475
@youtrickube1475 Рік тому
@@elephantintheroom-francois494 My thoughts exactly.
@bunnypunk1166
@bunnypunk1166 Рік тому
So much of this interview resonates with me. I stopped bc because it was having such a horrible impact on both my mental and physical health. I was an adult when I started and only used it for a couple of years before I'd had enough, so I can't imagine what it must be like to be on it longterm from your teens. I'm now a sahm with 2 kids and the disconnect and dismissiveness from others can be very overt. Suddenly because I am not in the active workforce, nothing I say, think or do has any value, I'm so "lucky" to be a kept women and not do any "real" work! I have honestly distanced myself so much from the label of 'feminist' because it now stands for almost everything it should oppose - commodification of women, children and the removal of sex-based rights or even the recognition that we are a sexually dimorphic species! I have never come across the term 'cyborg feminism' but it certainly encapsulates this insane time we are living in. Great interview.
@dearbrave4183
@dearbrave4183 Рік тому
Good for you. Some people are not comfortable giving their partners financial power over them. But everybody is different. For example, people would think it's important to maintain individuality and not confused motherhood with one's identity because it's a hat. And it's not unusual for women to be lost after a while. And work as an interest reflects and helps with individuation. But also because humans aren't perfect, extra income can be helpful in case of an emergency or life threatening situation. Furthermore, everybody knows the situation of the average married woman , she's the exhausted, ignored, underappreciated single married woman but nevertheless who likes to care what everybody thinks about her, so she puts up a fulfilled appearance on the outside. And with all the horror divorce stories of formerly kept women who warn against that because of financial abuse and control, eventhough there are exceptions and not all marriage stories are or end the same. People who look at generalities may easily roll their eyes at this idea of marriage as women empowerment. But I think there's a need to respect everybody's choice. The problem with feminism is they think they should rush in to save every woman, instead of just being open to those who allign with their ideas and letting be those who don't. For example, there are women out there who hop from one abuse relationship to another. But just because they do it doesn't mean feminism should feel obligated to stop them or feel upset if they go back to their abusive partners or even cover for their abusive partners. Different women have different purposes in life and people's choices have to be respected. We are all adults.
@raymondparnell439
@raymondparnell439 Рік тому
I would listen to a stay at home mother and wife over a fake social climber . Stay awesome 😎 your kids will thank you for it .
@ericpowell4350
@ericpowell4350 Рік тому
It's a shame that SAHMs have as much voice in modern times as radical feminists lesbians had 40 years ago. I hope that women like yourselves will gecone more vocal and recognized for your value to civilization.
@maiawilde8456
@maiawilde8456 9 місяців тому
"And then the women can tinker at the edges" hilarious. I love you guys. THANK YOU
@wonderwilds
@wonderwilds 10 місяців тому
I could listen to Mary Harrington for days. She is so brilliant yet matter of fact. brilliant episode.
@barkebaat
@barkebaat Рік тому
Mary Harrington is a treasure
@tonywilson4713
@tonywilson4713 Рік тому
I agree there's a a lot of nonsense in the public discussions on gender issues these days. But I am stopping when the opening remark is so idiotically bad. She said in respect of birth control _"so the contraceptive pill is the first transhumanist technology it's the first major widespread, um, social you know biomedical Intervention which aims not at fixing something which has gone wrong with normal Health but upgrading normal."_ Sorry but that is utter BULLSHlT. People have been practising various forms of birth control going all the way back to Ancient Egypt. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_birth_control
@amandaowen5091
@amandaowen5091 Рік тому
​@@tonywilson4713 I think she means pharmacologically. Yes, preventing birth is not new, but this method is.
@tonywilson4713
@tonywilson4713 Рік тому
@@amandaowen5091 Its still a ridiculous statement and that's what I am really getting fed up with in the woke public discussions. There's just so much hyperbole and bad faith claims from *BOTH* sides. I don't know about you but I an getting fed up with the endless discussions when we have some far bigger issues to deal with. I'm an engineer and the energy crisis is only going to get so much worse than it is because there's been so much public BS that the real issues are being lost in all this endless cacophony.
@biocykle
@biocykle Рік тому
​@@tonywilson4713"Major widespread biomedical intervention", the first industrial level pharmacological upgrade... sounds about right to me. Did she claim there was no birth control before that? No, of course she did not claim that at all.
@tonywilson4713
@tonywilson4713 Рік тому
@@biocykle AS I have said to others its just another chunk of worthless hyperbole in a BULLSHlT public discussion where *BOTH SIDES* seem to think that if they scream louder with worthless hyperbole they are somehow champions. I'm tired of *BOTH SIDES* in this worthless woke garbage pile of crap. There's some real issues to deal with that are worth discussing. You know just some minor things like: The Energy Crisis The Climate Crisis The Refugee Crisis The start of World War 3
@racineeames3779
@racineeames3779 Рік тому
This is the BEST interview you guys have ever done. What a wonderful perspective. Thanks so much for bringing such incredible and articulate people onto your show.
@kcsunshine4008
@kcsunshine4008 5 місяців тому
Thanks to triggernometry and Mary Harrington… important to consider both sides to feminism …… greatly appreciate the discussion. Will definitely read this.
@busydad4858
@busydad4858 6 місяців тому
One of the best interviews and most intelligent articulate guests that I have seen in years. Amazing. I love the redefinition of work that emerges from this interview, it has really given me a new perspective.
@sophrapsune
@sophrapsune Рік тому
This was one of the most fascinating, insightful & eye-opening interviews I have seen in years. Thank you!
@lailadawn8122
@lailadawn8122 Рік тому
Thank you Triggernometry and Thank you Mary Harrington. Feminist used to be part of my identity. But the longer I lived the more I realized what I was being told about women through history just didn't seem to add up to what I was learning through my own curiosity. Basically what I was realizing is what Mary is talking about. I've never heard anyone voice that opinion before. I thought I must be going a bit off. lol It's so refreshing to listen to this conversation. I can't wait to get my hands on this book! One more month for the U.S. Again, thank you Triggernometry for another wonderful conversation. And thank you Mary for saying what I couldn't.
@grannyannie2948
@grannyannie2948 Рік тому
I rejected feminism in the 1970s due to the reasons she explores. I can't wait to read the book either
@MisyeDiVre
@MisyeDiVre Рік тому
Janice Fiamengo is also a good source.
@graceb3934
@graceb3934 Рік тому
I too have always cosidered myself a feminist (although not alligned to a particular movement), but have been doing a total 180 on many issues that I never would have forseen. Which has left me questioning so many things. I now look to biology / nature to guide my opinions a lot of the time, and by doing that I have had to revise my opinions, quite substantially.
@TheLadyDelirium
@TheLadyDelirium Рік тому
​@@graceb3934 What issues did you change your mind about?
@michaelstanwick9690
@michaelstanwick9690 Рік тому
@@MisyeDiVre I think Fiamengo has also done her research involving reading primary sources of the time.
@nunomendes6988
@nunomendes6988 10 місяців тому
Such an amazing show. So many ideas, so deep! Thank you
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