One of the biggest truisms in the MRM is that "women have rights and men have responsibilities."
Again, there is just no need for any new theories to explain this because patriarchy is, and always has been, gyocentric. What's inconvenient about that is merely that feminists have very successfully marketed their fictional, shadowy, systemic brand of patriarchy as misogynistic. If patriarchy was, indeed, misogynistic then feminism wouldn't be allowed even a toehold on culture.
One of the biggest truisms in the MRM is that "women have rights and men have responsibilities."
Again, there is just no need for any new theories to explain this because patriarchy is, and always has been, gyocentric. What's inconvenient about that is merely that feminists have very successfully marketed their fictional, shadowy, systemic brand of patriarchy as misogynistic. If patriarchy was, indeed, misogynistic then feminism wouldn't be allowed even a toehold on culture.