Men and women used to have defined gender roles. We evolved into the civilizations we are now because we utilized each sex's unique talents separately. This meant men competed with men, and women competed with women in their respective fields. Then, when the day was over, men would go home to their wives and be free from the stress of competition. Women would also console men and help them back up when they fail inevitable in a competitive society , cause they are naturally evolved to be the caretakers. Now days, men and women are both allowed in the workplace and there is increasing competition between the sexes. This mostly comes from women who want to show men they are capable of doing what men do, while ignoring their natural feminine abilities. The result is too few people at least in America care about the other members of society. Everyone is simply out to get as much as they can for themselves. In my current assessment, it seems people are getting angrier easier now, and they can't blow off steam because they can't find the opposing force that calms them down and reassures them. Women play weird, manipulative games with men because the only advantage they have over them is sexual and they want to win at something, even if it's a game they made up inside their own heads. I may be sexist, but I believed for years that women were equal to men, and I treated them as if they were the same. But they are not the same, and do not want to be treated the same. I know I'm not alone dealing with this cognitive dissonance just look at The Red Pill movement or any other relationship game theory . I feel as though we've strayed too far from our nature as binary beings and most of the current chaotic political social climate is due to this.
Competition between men and women is driving the divide in our society