Are Feminists Right About The Misery of Motherhood?

Jeremy Pryor's Podcast

This debate shone so much light on the state of the world and how most feminists and young women are thinking about family.

It's tragic, but really informative for those of us trying to build strong families that honor both genders, both parents and children, and all generations.

Jeremy and his daughter Kelsey react to a recent debate between 3 women on the topic of whether feminism is creating lonely, broken men.

They specifically focus on a couple of points:

- The assumption by so many that motherhood is miserable, and,

- The roles of mothers in community building

On this episode, we talk about:

0:00 Intro

3:28 Feminists think motherhood is miserable

15:10 Why is the narrative of parental misery so popular?

21:53 The roles women play in community building

31:31 Build for the future generations

40:06 Preferences vs duty

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Resources Mentioned:

Is Feminism Creating Lonely, Broken, Sexless Men? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHuZ_8VYCWA

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