Feminism (Tongue in cheek view!!! )

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Feminism is a mental disorder that makes it hard to: Tell the difference between what is real and not real Think clearly Have normal emotional responses Act normally in social situations Causes, incidence, and risk factors Feminism is a complex illness. Mental health experts are not sure what causes it. However, man hating plays a role. Exposure to systematic feminist indoctrination may trigger Feminist beliefs in people who are not properly trained and protected. You are more likely to become infected with Feminism if you have a family member with the disease. Feminism affects both men and women equally. It usually begins in the teen years or young adulthood, but it may begin later in life. It tends to begin earlier in women, and manifest in more severe forms such as Radical Feminism. (incurable) Symptoms People with any type of feminist beliefs may have trouble keeping friends and working. They may also have problems with man hating, anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts or behaviors. As the illness continues, Feminist may have problems with thinking, emotions, and behavior, including: Bizarre behaviors (when do feminist act normal?) Hearing or seeing things that are not there (theres misogyny everywhere!) False beliefs that all men are trying to harm you or your loved ones (all men are rapist) Isolation (cats, lots of them) Lack of emotion (bich affect) Strongly held beliefs that are not real (rape culture, patriarchy) Thoughts that "jump" between different topics (“loose associations" such as "video games support rape culture!") Treatment The Red Pill is the most effective treatment for feminism. They change the balance of chemicals in the brain and help the patient return to reality.