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A woman decided to “swear” off kids and marriage because of “feminism” or something, and now she is upset and feels “betrayed” by the movement that has yet to put an end to the invisible patriarchy.

Melissa Persling recently wrote an OpEd for Business Insider, "I'm 38 and single, and I recently realized I want a child. I'm terrified I've missed my opportunity." Haters blasted her, telling her that she's lived a selfish life.

Persling has a much different account of her story, that she shared with Fox News.

I feel unbelievably betrayed by feminism. I don't wanna put it on the movement, because I believe you make your own choices, and everything I've done coming up to this point in my life has been my choice and that's on me. But when I was a little girl, it was like - and to be fair, I think this partly comes from a divorced family and seeing my mom kinda handle a lot.

But also, it was constantly said this idea that women can be everything. We don't really need men. Women can have the great career and have the kids that they like and change the tires and do this. I grew up thinking - men are great - but I grew up thinking all the same things. I do feel, in many ways, betrayed by that line of thinking.

She regrets it because feminism is a lie. As a woman, I do not understand how anyone in their right mind would fight to get into the workplace. As if not working is some form of oppression. That is why most women were not on that bandwagon.

That was also a lie, too. Lots of women worked before they got the "right."

This is also why it is no surprise that Liberal women are on a ton more antidepressants than Conservative women and are statistically just much more likely to be miserable. As it turns out, chasing the corporate ladder does not tend to give lifelong fulfillment and happiness when compared to starting a family.

Also, it is pretty done to pretend that being a full-time stay-at-home mom is not work. It is a de facto full-time job. Otherwise, women wouldn't have to higher other women when they go back to work.

But I guess as long as we fight the patriarchy, right?

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