The Attack on Motherhood
These feminists have deprecated the institution of motherhood. So if we say, "Okay, well, a mother can give birth, and she can be attached to her child, and she can breastfeed the child, and she can do all those things, and she has an intimate relationship with the child," that could even be considered to be a sexist remark. Because it's kind of like biological determinism, where it's really one of the only things that a woman can excel over a man in, in a way that, yeah, if you look at all the parameters, there's almost nothing else that she can excel over a man in that way. Having kids and giving breast milk and all that stuff. But it's the one thing they've deprecated the most, which is ironic because it's meant to be about female empowerment. If I want to empower myself, I'll talk about the most unique aspect of myself. Feminism has stripped the woman of the most unique aspect of herself, which is the ability to be a mother and to connect with a child, which is ironic.
GuestYeah. And that's where the woman releases most oxytocin.