A short YouTube monologue by Josh Trent arguing that "the dark side of feminism" pulled women out of the home into the workforce, disrupted mother–child bonds, and produced lasting psychological/physiological harms (citing Mark Wolin and amygdala/fight-or-flight responses). The speaker frames these changes as negative consequences for family dynamics.
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The dark side of feminism. It did a couple things that really hit the relationship between men and women on a visceral level. Number one, it pulled women out of the home and put them into the workplace. And then they had essentially a slave master in the early 1900s instead of being attached to their family. I think this is one of the worst parts of the dark side of feminism, because really what it did is it took the mom away from her children. If you look at the work of Mark Wolin, all wounds or all healing start with the mother. So when you have a break in the bond, he calls it, with your mother, early on in life, what happens is the body goes into a fight or flight response on a very deep level. This is the blood flow to the amygdala that happens when we're in that base level of Maslow's hierarchy. And so really what feminism did is it pulled the woman out of the home, it put her into the workforce, and it doubled the taxes for the Iraq.