In a post from 2012, Fisher explained that the con
is why feminism pushes to increase alimony and child support. In the USA where feminism is completely unchecked, women can meet another man and profit from having two providers instead of one. Alimony and child support will ensure her lifestyle isnt the one that suffers. The only risk a woman has for leaving her husband is if shes too old and ugly to hook another guy. But even then, the amount of money she can get from her ex-husband is almost criminal.
On The Red Pill, Fisher commonly expressed disappointment that the institutions of marriage and religion were destroyed by womens equality. He maintained that as a result of financial independence, women were no longer compelled to remain faithful and as a result, men needed to protectively adapt their sexual strategy.
Marriage, and yes, female oppression, slut shaming, religion, these were all a means to control hypergamy [infidelity]. Marriages might be considered loveless, and women might have been unhappy, but for men it meant marriages that lasted, commitments that continued, and protection against the fickle whims of females, Fisher wrote on The Red Pill in November 2012.
To give women autonomy is to take away the very thing that made marriage a realistic institution
what I dislike is the general attitude that somehow we owe [women] something for sex
Women enjoy the autonomy that feminism has afforded them
But dont expect the relics from back in the day to continue to benefit you without the sacrifices you were making, Fisher wrote on his blog Dating American, in 2012just weeks before establishing The Red Pill.
According to The Red Pill, among the most egregious contradictions of feminism is the audacity of feminists to seek equality, but then take no responsibility for it.
Understand that in the old days, women were not brought up the way they are today. Before feminism, there was less freedom, and therefore it was not necessary to teach women consequence. Consequence was strictly a mans game. Feminism took the lid off pandoras box, but the mothers, and the daughters of those mothers never internalized, learned, or passed down the concept of responsibility for their freedoms, only the freedom itself. Fisher wrote in 2013.