This is also the stance of groups like the MRA (Men Rights Activists) or MGTOW (Men Going Their Own Way) Rather it’s them manipulating men once again to give them more power.
She claims feminism isn’t women gaining independence at all.
She likens it to the US President at the time (Nixon) and Cuban President (Castro) preferring each other’s company even though in public they deride each other. In fact, whilst it seems they despise one another, they prefer their company to that of the opposite sex. If women could have access to all the resources men had, they wouldn’t need men. It was an arrangement between men and women, that men brought home the cash and women took care of the children. And so the man must look for someone he can treat as an equal and a lover.
However in humans, men must not only take care of the children but the woman as well. There are allusions to biology where males are the ones who do all the work to attract the female. This is why many of society’s innovations are pioneered by men. Women are just as smart and capable as men, they simply have no motivation to be as productive. They’re so shallow that men misinterpret them entirely. How often have you heard the question what do women want? Esther Vilar’s theory is that women aren’t complex at all, quite the opposite. Women are held up as pure and complex creatures. The woman gets to determine how the man’s money is spent even though she doesn’t take the risks he does.
Whilst men go out to work, women take care of raising the children and housework. Women are drawn towards men because of their resources. At least none that puts forth its ideas so clearly. I haven’t seen a harsher critique of the female gender in any other literature. Yes, Esther Vilar is the author’s real name, she’s a woman. The Manipulated Man is a short book about how men are tricked into marrying and taking care of women. The following does not represent the blogger’s opinion on the subject.
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