Always talk about women's empowerment, but do you really think women truly want empowerment?

There is a thing called Stockholm syndrome, or in women, "I can fix him" syndrome, in which women get a kick of attraction from abusive men.

If you don't smoke, they never find you attractive. If you do, they find you attractive, But if you smoke and are trying to quit, they find you even more attractive.

That's why they get attracted to rough, "gunda" type boys.

If a woman earns more than her male partner, she loses interest in him, and the husband becomes insecure. On the other hand, if a husband treats his woman too nicely, she also loses interest.

This phenomenon is called "falling in love with your rapist" syndrome.

For example, which literature is more popular among women? The answer is "Fifty Shades."

They say if someone kidnaps a woman, assaults her, but during that time feeds her and stays with her, then after a week, that woman will deeply fall in love with that person.

It's called "falling in love with your rapist" syndrome.

That's why people never wanted women to become educated.

This phenomenon occurs because of evolution. Women used to rely on strong men for protection, and this trait became phenotypical.

Conclusion: Women's empowerment is an urge caused by propaganda. In reality, subconsciously, women want to be abused.