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Women who remain die-hard feminists well into adulthood are oftentimes the least desirable specimens, science now claims.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe only relationships they have are often ones with other females who subscribe to the same strict ideologies, and serve as echo chambers for extremist thought. The stereotype of overweight, unattractive, bitter, resentful hags with a chip on their shoulder isn\u2019t really too far from the truth,\u201d said Sheila Baker, director of the Garrison Institute located in Langford, Mississippi.<\/p>\n

\u201cWomen who quickly abandon feminism are just happier in the long run,\u201d Harman told National Report. \u201cOnce they engage in a healthy relationship with a member of the opposite sex, 78% of women realize that they had been brainwashed via college campuses and social media. They\u2019re ashamed of having associated with a mob of mentally-ill whiners and seek to distance themselves\u00a0 from that lifestyle as much as possible.\u201d<\/p>\n

After graduating high school, Sheila Baker was accepted into at a well-known liberal college located in the Pacific Northwest, attended primarily by the offspring of affluent families. Even then, feminism was the social justice \u2019cause du jour\u2019 amongst bleeding-heart upper class young adults with no worldly perspective or experience. \u201cIt\u2019s true. I identified as a feminist in college,\u201d Baker blushingly confessed. \u201cIt\u2019s really rather embarrassing to admit now. I marched in the marches. I blogged with the best of them. I was full of entitlement and resentment towards what I thought at the time was the source of all the world\u2019s ills: The Patriarchy. In particular, white males. The only real exposure I had to the less fortunate was through my textbooks. Instructors basically fanned the flames by telling us that all sources of oppression and strife within\u2019 the world were due to privileged Caucasians.<\/p>\n

You get a bunch of impressionable white kids together who are in a rebellious frame of mind and tell them that the families they grew up with are basically responsible for everything that is wrong with the world and I can guarantee the outcome is not going to be a healthy one.\u201d<\/p>\n

And the horror stories don\u2019t stop there says Sheila, who claims she has heard thousands of stories which ring similarly to her own. And far too many of those tales result in permanent damage to the woman, her personal life, and familial relationships.<\/p>\n

Barker went on to elaborate upon one particular instance in which a woman became so wrapped up in feminism that she was disowned by her family, eventually leading to her untimely demise at the hands of an intentional overdose.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe\u2019ll call this woman K.C. out of respect,\u201d Sheila began. \u201cWe were close friends in college, and even by my own admittedly very liberal standards, she was quite extreme. Always talking about how men should be castrated and put in labor camps. She updated her social media with misandrist hate speech, and even went onto violently attack her younger brother when he accidentally misgendered one of her friends.<\/p>\n

During this time K.C. intentionally gained 200 pounds in what she called her fight against beauty stereotypes. What was once a beautiful, attractive young girl had permanently mutilated herself with facial tattoos, piercings, and morbid obesity.\u201d<\/p>\n

Sheila Baker will be releasing her findings in an upcoming interview with OUT Magazine<\/a>, as well as a 30 state tour to sign the accompanying book which goes into even more detail as to why young women fall into the treacherous trap of liberalism, and how to reclaim their lives from commie parasites, and other damaging ideologies which prey on a misguided desire to make the world a better place, all while paving the hell.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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