Women do not shape cultures

[disillusioned]

All meaningful social change is produced by males. Women always never shape the wider culture. Not even people like famous female writers.

Considering JK Rowling. Literally, she's the richest writer in history, and yet how much has her Harry Potter series changed the world? Her writing is average at best and her stories are literary junk food. Tbf most people are too dumb to read so it's now questionable if books are even still able to change anything but whatever.

The point is that it's very rare for the wider culture to be influenced by women. In those few instances in which they did, often there's some greater (((force))) that has an agenda to make it happen.

EDIT: I'll also add that women tend to simply latch unto whatever happens to be the 'in' thing at the time. Basically male culture becomes 'their' culture.

 

[juste]

they shape memes
+they put their hands everywhere they see is interesting/growing
for example when a new music style pops up
money goes there and they use it to their advantage

 

[dreamcake1mo]

Women don't create cultures but they shape them. Their the ones who inhabit the cultures. Men generally have the power to create cultures. Men may have initially created the trend, but the subservient vessel plays a role in solidifying its presence.

 

[Detona]

Disagree, creating culture is feminine and pro-socially oriented. Women create culture, men create stuff like piles of dead bodies, spaceships, and earth moving machinery.

 

[Deleted member 1901]

Disagree, creating culture is feminine and pro-socially oriented. Women create culture, men create stuff like piles of dead bodies, spaceships, and earth moving machinery.

get the fuck off this forum degenerate foid

 

[ambiguous]

ye

 

[Deleted member 17872]

Women shape culture by creating the men who create the culture.